For decades, the Vanity Fair Oscar party has been Hollywood’s most reliably star-packed post-ceremony hangout — the place where winners clutch their statuettes and losers pretend not to care. This year, the new man in charge is ripping up the blueprint.
Mark Guiducci, who took over from Radhika Jones as global editorial director after years at Vogue helping Anna Wintour curate the Met Gala, is giving the annual bash a top-to-bottom makeover — starting with the venue. The party is moving from its longtime home at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills to LACMA, a shift that has already prompted comparisons to — yep — the Met Gala.
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The guest list is getting a trim, too. Guiducci is prioritizing movie stars, nominees and (hopefully) winners while clearing the room of outside media, reps, sponsors and the
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