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Last night, Haute Living honored its most recent cover star Scott Eastwood with an intimate dinner held in the private dining room at LDV Hospitality’s new Scarpetta restaurant located at The James New York – NoMad along with Louis XIII. In addition to celebrating Eastwood’s cover feature, it was also in anticipation of the young star’s 32nd birthday, which falls on March 21st.
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Attendees included Steele Cooper, Domenico Vacca, Eleonora Pieroni, Andre Koo, Paolo Zampoli, Founder & President of LDV Hospitality John Meadow, Philippe Vasilescu and Haute Living co-founder Seth Semilof.
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Guests were treated to Braised Short Ribs of Beef, Tuna ‘Sushi’, Creamy Polenta, Cauliflower Romesco, Scarpetta’s famous Spaghetti Tomato & Basil, Short Rib & Bone Marrow Agnolotti, Duck & Foie Gras Ravioli, Sirloin of Beef, Branzino, Roasted Organic Chicken, and a variety of dessert items.
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The Carpenters performed two songs, one of which was never performed before: a rendition of Pulp Fiction’s theme song “Misirlou.” Haute Living commissioned a piece by the talented Paul Gerben of Scott’s father Clint Eastwood, which valued at $40,000 acrylic on a mixed media canvas.
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In Eastwood’s exclusive interview with Haute Living, he revealed how he was paving his own way for success in Hollywood, “I had to make a choice: I had to put it all on the line and say, ‘If the film-business thing and the acting thing doesn’t really work for me, I have to be okay with that. The moment you’re okay with that not happening is the moment you’re more comfortable in your own skin. I told myself, I’ll give myself until 30 to see if this happens, if I could make a living out of it. And six or seven years ago, it did start happening. Sometimes, when you let go, that’s when things start to happen in life.”
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Scott’s latest project Pacific Rim Uprising will hit theaters just two days after his 32nd birthday on March 23rd. Pacific Rim Uprising Uprising is Universal Pictures’ follow-up to 2013’s popular action/fantasy film of the same name. It’s set in the future, when Earth is at war with the Kaiju, gigantic sea monsters that have emerged from an inter-dimensional portal on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. To battle the otherworldly enemies, humans create Jaegers, humanoid machines controlled by pilots, whose minds are joined through a psychic mental link.
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Photo Credit: Eugene Gologursky/Getty Images for Haute Living
Photo Credit: Eugene Gologursky/Getty Images for Haute Living
