CHAKA Khan brought her new album “Chakzilla” to the Aman Jazz Club on Friday night, where she jammed out and sang along to her hits like “I’m Every Woman” and “I Feel for You.”
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I → bring → You
She kicked off the evening thanking everyone for coming, and explaining the mission of the evening.
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She → kick → evening
“We’re going to listen to some of my new stuff, my new offering to you.
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We → go → you
It sounds like something nasty or weird,” she quipped before clarifying, “This is an upbeat, wonderful contribution of mine to you and I’m hoping you’re enjoying it…
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you → sound → it
We’re going to do a little listening party, blah blah blah.
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We → go → party
Thank you for coming again, and I’ll see you around.”
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I → thank → you
And see them around she did.
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she → see → them
Khan stayed all night, singing along to her song as onlookers, like “Masquerade” star and movement director, Maxfield Trucios-Haynes, caught her attention dancing to DJ Mia Moretti and Kamala playing her tunes.
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Moretti → stay → tunes
Lola Ogunnaike, Mickalene Thomas, Latham Thomas, Shaggy, Sylvia Rhone, L. Londell McMillan, Ty Hunter, and Unik Ernest, who produced the event, all came out to celebrate Khan’s new project.
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who → produce → project
Artist blossoms
She’s making her own mark.
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She → make → mark
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s daughter Vivienne Jolie-Pitt is forging her own path as an artist — selling her original work at a Los Angeles street fair over the weekend.
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daughter → forge → weekend
The 18-year-old, who was joined by twin brother Knox, sold prints, stickers and birthday cards under the name of her art project, “The Tulip Fields.”
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who → join → project
Vivienne chatted with customers and worked the booth, while Knox helped with setup and snapped photos, reported People.
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People → chat → photos
The outing comes as Vivienne also takes steps to shed her famous father’s surname.
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Vivienne → come → surname
According to Los Angeles County Superior Court documents, the teen has published legal notices announcing her intention to change her name from Vivienne Marcheline Jolie-Pitt to Vivienne Marcheline Jolie.
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The notices ran in the Los Angeles Daily Journal four times between July 24 and Aug. 14.
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notices → run → July
The name change has not yet been approved.
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change → approve → ?
A court hearing is scheduled for Nov. 2.
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hearing → schedule → Nov.
Monday, September 21
New sale in Towns
Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns and entrepreneur wife Jordyn Woods are the latest celebs to become guest curators of sales at Sotheby’s.
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Towns → become → Sotheby
The auction house has previously welcomed unlikely collaborations with Robert Pattinson, Cynthia Erivo and Karlie Kloss.
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house → welcome → Pattinson
And last week, Page Six spotted the pair arriving at Sotheby’s on the Upper East Side for a bash marking their “Contemporary Curated” sale.
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pair → spot → sale
Among those spotted at the soirée were Away’s Jen Rubio and Knicks player Jordan Clarkson.
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Rubio → spot → soirée
Towns and Woods — who tied the knot last month in a star-studded Malibu celebration — selected 10 works by the likes of Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Helen Frankenthaler, Alma Thomas, George Condo, Ed Ruscha and Rashid Johnson, spanning painting, sculpture and works on paper.
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who → tie → paper
Woods snapped a pic of a vintage Birkin on display at the event — fitting for the newlywed, whose own handbag became a good-luck charm for the Knicks during their championship run.
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handbag → snap → run
The exhibition opens Oct. 2, with the auction set for Oct. 7.
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auction → open → Oct.
Kid sews up record
A 10-year-old fashion designer set a Guinness World Record during New York Fashion Week.
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designer → sew → Week
We hear Max Alexander grabbed the honor for threading a sewing machine in 10.5 seconds — the record had been 15 seconds — during a live display at Mood Fabrics.
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record → hear → Fabrics
He had to prove that he threaded it correctly by stitching a swatch of fabric.
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he → have → fabric
We hear he threw the sample into the audience, where it was caught by his mentor, Fern Mallis.
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it → hear → mentor
He then also draped his fabric onto a mannequin and pinned it all into a gown.
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He → drape → gown
Blonde model a poser at Open
Page Six did a double take when we spotted model Laila Hasanovic at the US Open as the competition was wrapping up last weekend — mostly because her boyfriend, Jannik Sinner, wasn’t competing this year.
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boyfriend → do → Open
But we were even more puzzled because the Danish beauty’s Instagram suggested she wasn’t anywhere near New York.
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Also curious: The blond was eagerly filming celebs as they swept through the VIP entrance — not typical behavior for a person who is a VIP herself.
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who → film → person
Turns out, there was a very good reason: It wasn’t her.
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Though the credential hanging around the mystery woman’s neck appeared to read “Laila Hasanovic,” when we sent a message to the model on social media, she confirmed to Page Six that she wasn’t at the Open.
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she → hang → Open
When we asked whether someone else had somehow gotten their hands on her credential, she simply replied, “I’m not there” — accompanied by a cheeky emoji.
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I → ask → emoji
But we will say this: It would be a shame to let a perfectly good WAG pass go to waste, wouldn’t it?
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it → say → waste
Royal indifference
Irish actress Sharon Horgan is most definitely not invested in the Prince Harry and Meghan Markle drama unfolding since their recent relocation back to the United Kingdom.
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Horgan → invest → Kingdom
When PageSix.com’s Nicki Gostin asked her if she “gave a toss,” Horgan (above) laughed and replied, “No, I couldn’t give a f - - k.”
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I → ask → k.
When we asked her in 2023 if she was excited about King Charles’ coronation, Horgan, 56, scoffed that she “didn’t give a s - - t.”
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she → ask → t.
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