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21
Sep
By Sophie Gayot
If you were looking for Susan Feniger last night, she was nowhere near her restaurants (STREET, Border Grill, Ciudad). She was too busy cooking for 1,000 guests at CBS Television Entertainment Tonight’s Emmy Awards Party downtown at Vibiana—a former church now transformed into an elegant event venue.
Her worldwide cuisine was offered at four different buffets, each with a geographical theme, with more selections passed on trays such as Japanese shizo shrimp, Moldavian meatballs, and Indian semolina cakes.
Feniger’s food was so different from what caterers usually present, that it made the evening that much more stellar.
You can click on each photo to enlarge.
- Chef Susan Feniger from STREET restaurant
- STREET restaurant chef de cuisine Kajsa Alger and general manager Marisa Gierlich
- Entertainment Tonight Executive Producer Linda Bell Blue with Sophie Gayot
- Entertainment Tonight host Mary Hart
- Vice President Communications for ET and The Insider Lisa Summers Haas (middle), Thomas Burwell, Mrs. Summers
- Co-anchor of Entertainment Tonight Mark Steines
- Weekend host of Entertainment Tonight Kevin Frazier with NBC Correspondent Kristen Dahlgren
- Co-executive producer of The Insider Dennis Petroro
- Writer/Producer/Director Canaan Rubin from E.T.
- KTLA 6 & 10 pm News Anchor Victoria Recano
- Host J. Alexander aka Miss J of America’s Next Top Model
- Actor Travis Stork from The Doctors with Becky Recano
- Singer Mary J Blige performed for a few of us
- Emmy winner
- Actress Julie Benz from Showtime’s Dexter
- Celebrity photograph Alex Berliner
- Stylist Arrick Anderson
- KTLA Morning News anchor Jessica Holmes
- Surgeon Marc Mani, M.D., F.A.C.S.
- Makeup was offered by Maybelline
- The elegant setting at Vibiana
- Jeff Probst, best reality host Emmy winner, with Sophie Gayot
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