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Neil Patrick Harris is celebrating the release of his new Netflix series!

The 49-year-old actor posed with husband David Burtka at a special screening of his show Uncoupled on Saturday (July 30) at a private residence in The Hamptons, New York.

Also joining Neil at the screening were his co-stars Emerson Brooks and Uncoupled co-creator Darren Star and Jeffrey Richman, who attended with longtime partner John Benjamin Hickey.

Stars in attendance included Selma Blair, Nathan Lane, Leslie Jordan, Mariska Hargitay and husband Peter Hermann, director Shawn Levy and wife Serena, CNN anchor Don Lemon and fiance Tim Malone, The Haunting of Hill House actress Carla Gugino, Blue Bloods actress Jennifer Esposito and husband Jesper Vesterstroem, designer Rachel Zoe and husband Rodger Berman, and Sex & the City author Candace Bushnell.

In a recent interview, Neil talked about taking the perfect d–k pic used for a scene in the show.

Watch the trailer for Uncoupled, which is streaming now on Netflix!

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Selma Blair is opening up about her battle with alcoholism.

The actress spoke with People about her new memoir Mean Baby, which recounts her decades-long alcohol addiction as well as traumatic events that happened in her childhood and adolescence.

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A judge has granted Selma Blair a restraining order against her former boyfriend.

Back on February 25, the 49-year-old actress filed for a protective order alleging that her ex Ron Carson – whom she dated for about seven years – physically attacked her several days before on February 22.

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Selma Blair hits the red carpet ahead of being honored at The Hollywood Reporter 2021 Power 100 Women in Entertainment event held at Fairmont Century Plaza on Wednesday afternoon (December 8) in Los Angeles.

The 49-year-old actress and storyteller was honored with Equity in Entertainment award, which was presented by Michelle Pfeiffer (in Celine).

“By creating more inclusive content, by telling stories that more authentically represent and include all of us, by being allies in our workspace by setting the bar higher for accessibility standards, by living and working in the intersectionality of our collective human experience, we become worthy of the enormous access and influence we have,” she shared on stage about the importance of visibility in Hollywood.

Watch Selma‘s full speech here!

Selma and Michelle were joined at the event by many others, including opening speaker Molly Shannon, The White Lotus‘s Alexandra Daddario, Ted Lasso‘s Hannah Waddingham, Monique Coleman, The Lost Daughter director Maggie Gyllenhaal, Garcelle Beauvais, Kelly Hu, and CODA‘s Marlee Matlin.

Emily in Paris actress Ashley Park, Laura Harrier, tennis star Maria Sharapova, Pivoting‘s Maggie Q, Loni Love, Sandra Lee, Kathy Hilton, Emeraude Toubia, Tia Mowry, Terry Crews and his singer wife Rebecca Crews, Licorice Pizza star Alana Haim, Isis King, Fortune Feimster, Joely Fisher, Zoey’s Extraordinary Christmas star Jane Levy, and Rachel Fleit.

FYI: Selma wore Thom Browne. Alana wore Nina Ricci. Ashley wore Dior. Maggie G wore Rodarte. Alexandra wore a Carolina Herrera dress with Le Silla shoes. Laura wore Loewe. Garcelle wore Givenchy. Maria wore Gabriela Hearst. Hannah wore Lela Rose. Jane wore an Emporio Armani top and pants, Giorgio Armani belt, with a Skims bra, Jimmy Choo shoes and jewelry from Mejuri and Shine Like Me.

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Christian Siriano gathered a star-studded crowd of actors, musicians, and more to celebrate the released of the second edition of his book, “Dresses to Dream About.”

The fashion designer was joined by celebs like Kate Beckinsale, Leslie Jones, and Alicia Silverstone at the event on Friday night (November 19) at The London West Hollywood Penthouse in West Hollywood, Calif.

More stars in attendance included Selma Blair, Ashlee Simpson and husband Evan Ross, RuPaul’s Drag Race‘s Symone, Samira Wiley with wife Lauren Morelli, singer Ava Max, Anne Heche, Wallis Day, Karrueche Tran, and former The Talk co-host Elaine Welteroth.

“Dresses to Dream About” is a “career retrospective where Siriano gives an inside look on the creation of some of his favorite gowns, from sketch to dress.”

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Selma Blair has the support of her main man on her big night!

The 49-year-old Cruel Intentions actress was joined by 10-year-old son Arthur at the premiere of her documentary Introducing, Selma Blair on Thursday evening (October 14) at the Directors Guild of America Theater in Los Angeles.

Other stars in attendance included the documentary’s director Rachel Fleit, her longtime friend and manager Troy Nankin, Orange is the New Black actress Taylor Schilling, Superstore actor Ben Feldman, Impeachment actress Annaleigh Ashford, Dr. Pimple Popper star Dr. Sandra Lee, and World’s Greatest Cars host Ant Anstead.

Introducingm Selma Blair gives a candid and intimate look at Selma‘s life following her diagnosis with MS, her battle with the illness, and her subsequent journey through treatments and reclaiming her life.

Introducing, Selma Blair will be released in select theaters on October 15 and on Discovery+ on October 21.

FYI: Selma is wearing a dress by Jenny Packham.

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Selma Blair wears a rose inspired Rodarte dress for the premiere of her new documentary, Introducing Selma Blair, held at the Sag Harbor Cinema on Saturday (October 9) in Sag Harbor, New York.

Later on that night, the 49-year-old actress hosted a reception for the movie during the 2021 Hampton Film Festival at The Reform Club in Amagansett.

Guests included Christian Siriano, Keah Brown, Mikey Liddell and director Rachel Fleit were also at the reception.

At the events, Selma got emotional and was brought to tears by the applause following the screening.

“I didn’t feel amazing a minute ago,” she revealed during the Q&A panel. “I came in a little rough here right now, so thank you.”

Selma added, “I also have pseudobulbar affect [involuntary laughing and crying due to a nervous system disorder], so I can’t stop crying. It’s better than the alternative. The other thing that happens with the pseudobulbar is just nastiness, so tears are better. I wish I could assemble myself more carefully in front of a crowd. It means so much.”

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