Tribeca Film Festival parties with Vanity Fair

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Tribeca Film Festival parties with Vanity Fair

Robert De Niro, Kanye West, Debra Messing and other celebrities attended the Vanity Fair party honoring the Tribeca Film Festival.

Vanity Fair parties always draw celebrities, and the one honoring the Tribeca Film Festival was no exception. Making a mandatory appearance was Oscar winner Robert De Niro, who co-founded the festival to help revive Lower Manhattan after the Sept. 11 attacks.

Kanye West -- or are we supposed to still be addressing him as Martin Louis the King Jr.? -- arrives solo. Guess there was only room for him and his ego in the limo.

"The Starter Wife" co-stars Chris Diamantopoulos and Debra Messing came together. Wonder what their starter spouses thought of that?

"The Sopranos" has been off the air for a while now, but we still wouldn't mess with Edie Falco.

Spike Lee had no better place to be since the Knicks missed the playoffs. Again. Maybe he should become a Rangers fan.

Everyone, please, curb your enthusiasm. It's only Larry David, who stars in Woody Allen's new film "Whatever Works." The premiere of the comedy, shot in New York, kicks off the festival.

Bono and wife Ali Hewson attended, so either the film festival has at least one green movie or the U2 frontman just wanted to party.

Gayle King's better half, um, best friend Oprah was nowhere to be found.

Every party needs a little royalty to class it up. Since Prince William wasn't available, enter Henry Cavill, who is part of the royal court on "The Tudors."

This just in: NBC anchorman Brian Williams showed up looking like he had come straight from his newscast.

Regis and Joy Philbin came, but Kelly Ripa did not. No worries. We're sure Regis told her all about what she missed during the "Live With Regis & Kelly" taping.

Ivanka Trump found it refreshing to be somewhere where no one was being fired.

Ahhhh, Christopher Walken. Still scary after all these years.

Leslie Moonves, president and CEO of CBS, made sure his wife, Julie Chen, didn't have a drink. The host of "Big Brother" and "The Early Show" is pregnant with the couple's first child.

John McEnroe looks downright serene when he doesn't have a tennis racket in his hand.

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Vanity Fair parties always draw celebrities, and the one honoring the Tribeca Film Festival was no exception. Making a mandatory appearance was Oscar winner Robert De Niro, who co-founded the festival to help revive Lower Manhattan after the Sept. 11 attacks.

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