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The real hackers—whoever they may prove to be—had pulled off a feat: they ruined a Hollywood fete.

The glamorous fete was followed by the premiere of the 4-hour miniseries Olive Kitteridge, which will premiere on HBO Nov. 2.

The Fete Worse Than Death was an organizational disaster and a massive success.

Thanks to the presence of blackface and KKK costumes, her offensive fete went viral and earner her instant infamy.

Paris Hilton tried her hand at DJing in L.A. at a fete celebrating the release of her new single with Lil Wayne, "Good Time."

At midsummer was to be a fete in the Saboba village, and the San Bernardino priest would come there.

Two or three times during the winter he gave a fete as a matter of social pride in return for the civilities he received.

Both were present at this fete given at the New Palace on the night of the 15th of July in their character of reporters.

Everybody wore rich apparel and was talking of the coming fete.

Next week, sometime, I am to have my promised lawn fete to introduce 53 the countryside to the new member of our household.