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At the picturesque home of Bruce T. Sloane, located on the water in East Hampton, Live Out Loud hosted their 6th Annual Pride event in the Hamptons. Live Out Loud is a non-profit organization dedicated to inspiring and empowering LGBTQ youth, by connecting them with successful and inspirational LGBT role models in their community.

Southampton annually boasts the largest Fourth of July parade on Long Island, and despite the monsoon, this past fourth was no different. Fire and police departments, bagpipers, marching bands, and Hamptons characters all proudly marched through torrential downpours to celebrate America's freedom.

"Blue Bloods" Actress Sami Gayle along with Model Vita Sidorkina hosted the 2nd Annual Independence Day Weekend Fundraising Dinner & Cocktail Party benefiting the Voss Foundation at Georgica Restaurant & Lounge in Wainscott. Guests including Jill Zarin, Robert Verdi and Dottie Herman enjoyed a three course meal followed by a performance from country duo American Young, who had...

Magnolia Pictures presented the New York premiere of "A Long Way Down" with Pierce Brosnan and Toni Collette at Cinemas 1,2,3. An after party at B & Co. followed the screening of the film, which was hosted by Jean Shafiroff. Guests in attendance included Andrew and Andrew, Comm. Bill Bratton, Phillip Bloch, Lenay Dunn, Bob Gruen, Melanie Iglesias,...

Guests gathered at Red Stixs Restaurant in Watermill for an afternoon soiree benefiting the Whalebone Housing Development of East Hampton.

ARC Fine Art made its Hamptons debut during an opening reception which showcased a selection of paintings, photographs, prints, sculpture and works on paper by Gustavo Ten Hoever, Helen Frankenthaler, Gary Komarin, Donald Sultan, Sohan Qadri, Massimo Vitali, Eric Cahan, Hunt Slonem, Sarah Frassinelli, Michael Rich, and Meghan Gerety.

"The work of the Nature Conservancy mirrors the ever changing world," said Honoree Bobbie Braun during her remarks at the Beaches and Bays Gala. This year, over 350 guests flocked to the annual benefit for the Nature Conservancy Center for Conservation, which is in support of clean local waters here on the East End and Long Island.

The Tony award-winning comedy "Travesties," by Tom Stoppard, made its Bay Street Theater debut on Saturday, June 28, 2014. Richard Kind stars in the play, which is now on stage through Sunday, July 20, 2014. The production is directed by Gregory Boyd.

It was a clear and sunny day in Sag Harbor for the second annual Holiday House Hamptons, presented by Hamptons Cottages and Gardens (HC&G). All of the proceeds from the event benefited The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, as the founder of Holiday House Hamptons, Iris Dankner, is a seventeen-year breast cancer survivor. "I wanted to join my two...

During an exclusive trunk show hosted by Hamptons.com Executive Editor and Publisher, Nicole B. Brewer, Designer Lisa Curran showcased everything from conservative to sexy styles from her swim collection featured at Everything But Water in East Hampton.