Coachella 2010 in pictures

Saturday night, ARMANI had an event at some airport next to Coachella again in the middle of nowhere. They turned the place into a big Carnival with rides. Paris Hilton was running all over the place, Josh Hartnett, Jack Osbourne, David Hasselhoff and many socialites were also there.

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Фото Джоша с фестиваля не нашла пока, есть лишь с карнавала

Не знаю, как стиль, а вот сам  Джош вдохновляет Армани года c эдак 1999... 

ППКС! Большой ППКС! И я хочу такого Джоша! 

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• The next night, Josh Hartnett, also a Coachella-goer, partied in a nearby airplane hangar for the Armani Exchange and 944 magazine Neon Carnival bash. The actor rode a mechanical moose until he was bucked off – prompting the actor (and his friends, who watched) to crack up. Then they roamed the party, taking in the sights – including a giant Ferris wheel and bumper cars. Harnett did play one carnival game, the hammer test of strength, and he managed to strike the bell on his third attempt.
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Courtney Cox and Josh Hartnet just did the John Wall dance again on Cougar Town.
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Жилищный вопрос не теряет своей актуальности... 

Hartnett home available for rent
June 17, 2010 10:00AM
Renters will soon be able to soak in the same jacuzzi actor Josh Hartnett once did, as the former teen heartthrob's one-time Williamsburg pad in the Gretsch Building hits the market for $9,000 a month, according to the New York Post. Debra Kavaler and Sharon Held of the Corcoran Group have the 2,465-square-foot listing at 60 Broadway, which includes a gas fireplace, flat-screen TVs and floor-to-ceiling windows. The three-bedroom penthouse unit also contains a 1,450-square-foot terrace, complete with hot tub.
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In the ‘Hart’ of it all

Josh Hartnett stayed here — and probably had some fun in the 1,450-square-foot terrace’s Jacuzzi. We’re talking about a three-bedroom, 2,465-square-foot penthouse at the Gretsch building in Williamsburg that’s now available for rent.

Hartnett’s moving out, and his unit inside the former musical-instrument factory at 60 Broadway is $9,000 per month. The apartment, with floor-to-ceiling windows, overlooks the East River and has views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skylines. There’s a chef’s kitchen, flat-screen TVs, a state-of-the art music/video system, a gas fireplace and 13-foot ceilings.

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