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EVENT REPORT   01.15.09 12:20 PM PRINT | SEND TO A FRIEND |
House Party
Fox navigated complex street and sidewalk closures for its winter Television Critics Association party at the chat-conducive new venue MyHouse.
With the Television Critics Association in town for its twice-annual media tour at the Universal City Hilton, organizers at Fox jumped through some logistical hoops to entertain guests for the network's party on Tuesday night. "We had about 70 feet of carpet, and we had lane closures on La Brea and Hollywood Boulevard," said Fox's Tomiko Iwata, who oversaw the event. "The sidewalks are challenging to close because you have to have another option for the public to walk down the street." And with construction going on across the street as well, that was not an easy task.

Iwata beefed up security and wrangled the necessary permits in order to welcome guests to the network's party at MyHouse, David Judaken's not-yet-fully-open-to-the-public nightclub set up to look like a luxury home.
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Fox took its Television Critics Association party to David Judaken's latest nightclub, MyHouse, which is set up to resemble a luxury home. - Photo: Frank Micelotta/Fox
Fox took its Television Critics Association party to David Judaken's latest nightclub, MyHouse, which is set up to resemble a luxury home.
Photo: Frank Micelotta/Fox
The party venue's layout facilitated communication between talent and press. - Photo: Frank Micelotta/Fox
The party venue's layout facilitated communication between talent and press.
Photo: Frank Micelotta/Fox
The Osbournes were party guests. - Photo: Frank Micelotta/Fox
The Osbournes were party guests.
Photo: Frank Micelotta/Fox
Earlier the same day, Fox made its critics presentation at the Hilton in Universal City. - Photo: Frank Micelotta/Fox
Earlier the same day, Fox made its critics presentation at the Hilton in Universal City.
Photo: Frank Micelotta/Fox
   
Fox Television Critics Association Winter All-Star Party

Lighting Lighter Side
Permitting Jimmy's Permit Services
Production Laurels Custom Flora & Events
Venue, Catering MyHouse

"This year, because of everything, we're very, very conscious," Iwata said. "We had to slash our budget but still come up with an event that took care of our needs—it's very important for the press to have access to the talent." And because MyHouse is laid out like, well, a house, there are areas right for communicating and networking: seating clusters of sectional couches that allow people to talk in comfort, a bank of cabanas, and an open kitchen that serves as a bar. "It was low-key, close to the [Hilton] hotel, and perfect for what we were trying to do," Iwata said.

Among the talent on hand to meet the press at the party were 24's Kiefer Sutherland, House's Hugh Laurie, American Idol personalities, and the family Osbourne.

  —Alesandra Dubin
RELATED TOPICS Fox, Television Critics Association

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