Shaboozey marked the release of his new album, “The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales,” with celebrations across New York City last Friday. The artist, known for his hit “A Bar Song (Tipsy),” began his evening with a dinner at Ambassadors Clubhouse with a group of five friends, including songwriter Jared Cotter. A source told Page Six that the gathering was casual.
Following dinner, Shaboozey hosted an album release party at Common Country Bar in Kips Bay. This event brought together friends from the celebrity and music industries for an evening of live music and cocktails. "The celebration brought together celebrity friends, industry insiders, and invited guests for an unforgettable night of live music, cocktails, and festivities honoring the chart-topping artist’s latest release," a source shared.
In other celebrity news, retired wide receiver Terrell Owens was seen attending the Reserve Hamptons Invitational last Saturday. Owens was observed in an all-black outfit complemented by sunglasses at the event.
Meanwhile, "Summer House" stars Ciara Miller and KJ Dillard participated in the launch of Spindrift’s new tea line in the West Village. Their involvement included handing out tea samples and offering branded pedicab rides. The event culminated at Zimmi’s, where guests enjoyed refreshments and a conversation between Miller and Dillard. During their discussion, both Miller and Dillard shared that their best impulse decision was moving to New York City. When asked to describe themselves, Dillard identified as the "most valuable player," while Miller described herself as "late, consistent and loyal."
"The Real Housewives of Rhode Island" star Ashley Laconetti was present at City Pickle in Times Square for an event hosted by Suja Organic, promoting their Loves collection. The event featured a meet-and-greet with Laconetti, a DJ, and giveaways.
Last Wednesday, actors Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy attended a screening of their new movie, “The Magic Faraway Tree,” in New York City. Garfield also spoke with Page Six about his views on Tom Holland's portrayal of Spider-Man, stating, “I think Tom is an incredible actor playing that character, and I love him and support him, and just want the best for him.” He added, “I love Tom. I love Spider-Man; I always have loved Spider-Man since I was 3 years old.”