Recreation

Over 350 guests flocked to Water Mill for The Parrish Art Museum's annual Spring Fling community party, fundraiser and networking event this past Saturday in the Hamptons.

"Our annual East End Benefit to be held on May 25 is the perfect opportunity to celebrate the beginning of summer while raising vital funds for reproductive health and educational services," said Planned Parenthood Hudson Peconic President and CEO Reina Schiffrin.

Technique becomes technology and art spawns art through the unique process created by classically trained painter Bradley Hart whose extraordinary portraits have captivated the eye of discerning art aficionados.

"To be honest, I don't even think they wash those things," Chris Evans joked about the iconic suit. "You come to the set every day and you're like, 'I don't know, this kind of smells a little ripe.'"

The worlds of art, fashion, design, business and media came together for "Reflections: Art & Beauty," a one-night-only exhibition of significant contemporary art works to benefit Robert Wilson's internationally acclaimed arts incubator, The Watermill Center.

Drift inn and stumble out. For those of you who've been to The Drift Inn, chances are it's happened to you.

While we love James' British accent and old soul personality, it seems Woodley has the survival smarts to thrive whether in a faction or factionless.

"Our honorees truly represent the best of what it means to be supporters of the arts," said Tracy Mitchell, Executive Director of Bay Street Theatre.

"The Parrish Art Museum has always been an integral part of our East End community and Spring Fling specifically funds programs for children," said event co-chair Nancy Hardy.

"Each year, Women's Project Theater takes pride in celebrating the extraordinary accomplishments of women from the worlds of entertainment and business," noted Julie Crosby, the Producing Artistic Director of Women's Project Theater.