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March 3 - March 9, 2005 Edition
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Walking on the red carpet March 3, 2005 (Top row, left to right) Catherine Lynch, Dave Gaffery, Ryan Cabral, and Lauren Major with (front, left to right) Caroline Derrig, Frank Dumas, and Deanna Gertsen look like real celebrities caught mid-party by the paparazzi. Frank Dumas's costume paid homage to the late writer Hunter S. Thompson. Photos by Ralph Stewart Brenda Denham and Al Stankus on the dance floor at Sunday night's Oscar party. Chrissy Minnich blows a kiss to all her adoring fans. Is she wearing Harry Winston diamonds? Catherine Lynch and Brian Keats, waving to a fan, walk the red carpet into the Portuguese-American Club on Oscar night. For most of us, a trip down the red carpet on Oscar night will never happen. But last Sunday evening, more than 75 people walked the red carpet at the Portuguese-American Club in Oak Bluffs to attend an Oscar night party. The shindig was organized by Caroline Derrig and Brian Keats and was a fundraiser for tsunami relief. The party had an Asian theme, carried out by chefs Stewart Roundville and Bobby Kistner of Sweet Life and Slice of Life Café. Yummy hors d’oeuvres included tofu salad, lobster Rangoon, tempura bacon, shrimp spring rolls, teriyaki beef, and Asian chicken wings. The club was transformed with loads of glitter, twinkling lights, and Oscar statues. A “Hollywood” sign greeted guests who came dressed to the nines. During the television broadcast, guests continued to dance to the DJ’s disco music, except when Jamie Foxx accepted his Best Actor award. Everyone paused and listened to the actor who won for his work in the film “Ray.” Dancing continued into the wee hours.

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