“Harvey Weinstein: The Only Celebrity Exiled from the Vanity Fair Oscars Party”

Ah, the glamorous world of Hollywood, where the red carpets gleam, and egos run rampant—yet only one man has managed to earn a permanent spot on the naughty list of Vanity Fair’s Oscars Party. Harvey Weinstein’s infamous ban, as revealed by Graydon Carter, the former editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair, highlights a scandal that runs deeper than mere rudeness. In his upcoming memoir, “When the Going Was Good,” Carter spills the beans on how Weinstein, the once-mighty mogul, not only ignored the RSVP rules by bringing a cavalcade of uninvited guests but also bullied the event staff with a charming mix of arrogance and entitlement. What’s even more stunning? Carter asserts that this ban was in place long before the world knew about Weinstein’s notorious criminal exploits, suggesting that his problematic behavior was as ingrained as his taste for fine wine.

The Vanity Fair Oscars Party, which Carter birthed in 1994, was intended to be a joyous gathering of Oscar winners and A-listers. However, Weinstein’s antics created such a toxic atmosphere that he became the only celebrity to receive a ban. Although the ban was briefly lifted, it was reinstated when he refused to mend his ways—a true testament to his inability to play nice. Interestingly, Carter also mentions that staff members had the power to nominate other celebrities for banishment, with Courtney Love reportedly making the cut for her infamous use of the c-word aimed at a Vanity Fair editor.

As Carter’s memoir prepares to hit the shelves, it seems we’re in for a treasure trove of behind-the-scenes Hollywood gossip. One can only wonder what other shocking revelations lie ahead. Class dismissed, but don’t forget to keep your manners in check next time you’re on the red carpet.

Sources: Celebrity Storm

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