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« Maria at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party Pippa Lee and Downloading Nancy on DVD » Maria at Artists For Peace And Justice event hosted by Vanity Fair March 13th, 2010 Filed Under Charity, Gallery Updates, Haiti 2010, New Event No Comments / Comment? A few weeks ago Maria attended another Artists For Peace And Justice event, this time hosted by Vanity Fair and Brioni. Photos have now been added to the Gallery, and you can read a short article about this event below. • Vanity Fair And Brioni Host Artists For Peace And Justice x10 Fear and Fundraising in L.A. Hollywood Tries to Put Pre-Oscar Jitters Aside for a Pair of Causes That Really Matter The Champagne is flowing, the stylists are overbooked, and everyone’s feathers are in a ruffle—it’s Oscars week in Hollywood. “I think some people should sweat it a lot more and some people a lot less,” Paul Haggis mused last night at a cocktail party for Artists for Peace and Justice, his charity dedicated to relief for Haiti. “No, that’s a lie,” he added. “No one should sweat it more.” With support from co-sponsors Brioni and Vanity Fair, the Crash director was trying to help a starry crowd (including Diane Lane, Kristen Bell, and Jon Hamm) at the Beverly Hills Hotel put their minds elsewhere, if only for a conscientious moment. “I forget it’s awards season,” said Maria Bello, who’s visited the devastated country twice since the earthquake. “Haiti’s the most important thing going on in the world right now.” Posted by Jess || Search the News Archives Leave a Reply Please keep comments appropriate and on topic. Spam is never approved. Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website Smilies (Type / Copy the code beside): :biggrin: :blank: :blush: :cool: :cute: :dead: :evil: :frown: :grin: :grr: :heart: :mad: :right: :ouch: :sad: :secret: :shock: :smile: :tongue: :wink: :yuck: :yummy: