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Courtney Love, Andre Balazs & You on NYE
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Jen Carlson
Published Dec 21, 2009
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The Standard Hotel's Boom Boom Room wants you to be their guest on New Year's Eve... yes, you, with the $750 to spare. Eater reports that Andre Balazs will open his High Line hot spot to the masses on December 31st, with entry fees ranging from $250 (standing room) to $750 (a seat!). But entertainment is guaranteed for all, as a performance by Courtney Love is on the schedule. If you go, be nice — she's going through some shit (People has now dissected the rocky relationship between her and her daughter). Aw, remember when she was just falling in love with Paul Rudd on NYE in 200 Cigarettes? Glory days.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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