Sydney's Elite: Birthday Bash vs Prada Party

0:00It's March 26th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, where pop culture meets AI, I'm Cory, with the story. Sydney's High Society had a big night out, but not where everyone expected. A Prada event curated by socialite Marie Andrews drew a smaller crowd of bee-listers, while across town, Aussie Home Loans-Aris, Dev Symondonio stole the spotlight with her 38th birthday bash. Her weathering Heights theme party at the couple's $20,000,000 Centennial Park Home, pulled in the A-listers. The guest list that Dev's place was pure Eastern suburbs, elite, featuring Pilates star Bernadette Sukar, PR expert Montana McDonald, designer Michael, Lo Sordo, and even four seasons air Michael Porter with his husband. Tellingly, Marais' own sister popped into the Prada party briefly, before dashing over to join the real action. Prada still had its moments, especially with fresh romances lighting up the night.

1:01Newt artist Dina Broadhurst, 50 years old and newly single, arrived on the arm of a dashing young German entrepreneur, tracks who brand Queen Pip Edwards, showed up with her latest business consultant Nicholas Nogorato. Shifting scenes, Ellie Maloof marked her 30th birthday with a glittering studio 54 theme, and her parents' massive CBD penthouse atop the ANZ Tower. The spot, more resort in a apartment with its rooftop pool and endless views, hosted dancing that lasted until sunrise. Over in court, dead collector Big Jim Burns walked free from a fray, and assault charges tied to a post-melvering cup scuffle at a double bay, nightclub. He stepped in to help a woman in distress, and the magistrate cleared him completely. Dina's elite calendar shows no signs of slowing down.