Sarah Paulson wants to keep Glenn Close’s surgically removed hip bone, and more from the column

See more of our coverage in your search results. Monday, November 9 Sarah Paulson, pictured at the 15th Annual LACMA Art & Film Gala in Los Angeles on Saturday, wants to keep Glenn Close’s surgically removed hip bone. Rob Latour/Shutterstock Joined at the hip Sarah Paulson made an unusual request of her “All’s Fair” castmate, Glenn Close. After the “Fatal Attraction” star sent a photo of her recently removed hip ball on a surgical table in the group chat, Paulson “chimed in and said she wants to keep it,” co-star Kim Kardashian told PageSix.com’s Nicki Gostin at the show’s Season 2 premiere in Chelsea. “So far, I don’t have the ball,” Paulson told us, but she confessed she had raised the issue with Close on the red carpet. ‘Age’ of defiance Cynthia Nixon is pleased that her mild-mannered “Gilded Age” character is developing a backbone. “It’s really nice to see her finally growing into herself and believing that she has the power to say no,” the actress told PageSix.com’s Nicki Gostin at the HBO show’s splashy Season 4 premiere. “You know, Jane Fonda said this wonderful thing. She said, ‘No is a full sentence,’ and it took me a lot of years to learn that.” The “Sex and the City” alum, 60, admitted that she’s “still learning” that lesson. After the screening, Nixon, along with the rest of the cast, partied at the Plaza Hotel, which will close in January for a four-year restoration project. Sunday, November 8 Roaring success The New York Public Library’s annual Library Lions Gala brought out a mix of literary and cultural heavyweights Monday night at the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building. Martha Stewart shared that “kids who saw my documentary want my book and their mothers will not give up their copies,” referencing her first book, 1982’s “Entertaining.” The evening also paid tribute to Dolly Parton and her Imagination Library, with NYPL President and CEO Tony Marx calling her “one of the greatest champions of literacy,” in front of guests including Chelsea Clinton, Jordan Roth, Jay McInerney, and Peggy Noonan. Handled with Grace Debra Messing says that when she first began speaking up about Jewish causes after Oct. 7th, she was scared. “The backlash on social media was so virulent and so violent, it was very scary,” she told PageSix at the 3rd Annual Jewish Media Awards. “Now, I just ignore. It doesn’t penetrate me anymore. I have put out so much history and facts about the Jewish people, the Jewish history, and there is a thing called Google; you can go and get the answers.” The “Will & Grace” alum added that she “never imagined in a million years that our generation would be facing such a resurgence of such an ancient hate.” Messing said that a silver lining has been “the people that I’ve met in the Jewish community. I have made so many new friends. It has been really nourishing for me.” Model Cara Delevingne, at the Los Angeles premiere of A24’s “Club Kid” at the Vista Theatre in Los Angeles, who has been candid about her struggles with addiction, was refreshingly honest when asked the model where she sees herself in five years. “Alive,” she quipped. WireImage Model for the future Model Cara Delevingne, who has been candid about her struggles with addiction, was refreshingly honest when Page Six asked the model where she sees herself in five years. “Alive,” she quipped to PageSix.com’s Nicki Gostin at the 2026 WSJ. Magazine Innovator Awards. “You never know. I hate planning for the future. I think I try to remain present as much as possible; otherwise, I get super anxious in my head…Live every day as it comes, minute by minute,” said the singer and “Paper Towns” star. Also at the event was Amy Poehler who told us that her biggest ‘get’ for her podcast “Good Hang,” was Sir Paul McCartney .”I mean not only is he the most famous person I’ever ever interviewed but certainly the most famous person I’ve ever met” she said. He’s still whiff her No hard feelings! Jason Biggs and Jenny Mollen may have split but they’re still the best of pals. The “American Pie” star came out to support his estranged ex wife at the launch of her scent, Bi-Lingual by Villa Monstera, on Thursday night. Mollen told PageSix.com’s Nicki Gostin that she began developing the fragrance, initially called “Rich Lesbian,” “to see if I could tell a story in a new medium.” The humorist added that the perfume’s top note is “ylang-ylang.” Haute track star Rapper 2 Chainz treated guests at his Haute Living cover party to an exclusive listen of his new song, “A Week in Paris,” ahead of its release, we hear. The rapper had the DJ download his album during the celebration at Verde in the Meatpacking District, and told the crowd it was the first time it was being played publicly, an insider told Page Six. He arrived dressed to the nines, wearing a white dress shirt, black suit pants and a Balenciaga belt. “He looked extremely sleek and dapper. He had the attention of the entire room,” an onlooker said. The supper club served Champagne Telmont and “everyone raised a glass to 2 Chainz,” our spy said. Saturday, November 7 Alice + Olivia designer Stacey Benedet, pictured here with Delilah Belle Hamlin and Nicole Peltz-Beckham, threw a red-and-white-festooned party to celebrate the launch of her new collab with Coca-Cola. Neil Rasmus/Shutterstock Sweet pop shop Alice + Olivia designer Stacey Benedet threw a red-and-white-festooned party to celebrate the launch of her new collab with Coca-Cola. “To me, Coca-Cola is one of the most iconic American brands,” she told Pagesix.com’s Nicki Gostin, “and I decided I wanted to do a collab with an iconic brand. One of my earliest memories is my Dad in bed with his bag of Wise potato chips and his two-liter bottle of Coca-Cola. The brand, the imagery, the packaging, the ads- that’s such nostalgia…I just got inspired. I had so much fun with it.” Joining Benedet were Kate Walsh, Zac Posen, Delilah Belle Hamlin, and Nicola Peltz-Beckham. Community Guidelines Welcome to the Page Six Community! Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space. In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience. Simply put, keep it civil. 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