Sundance Film Festival 2011

OneRepublic hosted the Ralph Lauren dinner of the Big Pony Fragrance Collection at the House of Hype LIVEstyle Lounge sponsored by Le Grand Saint Sparkling Vodka during the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. In attendance was Eliza Dushku, Aubrey O’Day, and reality stars Ryan and Trista Sutter. Guests mingled while sipping on the drink of choice, Le Grand Saint Sparkling Vodka and dancing to OneRepublic as the band rocked the house until the wee hours of the night.

To celebrate the premiere of their new movie Fight For Your Right Revisited, Elijah Wood and Danny McBride popped bottles of Le Grand Saint Sparkling Vodka during the 2011 Sundance Film Festival at the House of Hype LIVEstyle Lounge on Main Street where the actors reminisced of their past movie adventures with Seth Rogan and partied to Beastie Boy classics spun by LA’s hottest turntable-master, DJ Cobra.

Sundance breakout star Elizabeth Olsen (younger sister of Mary Kate and Ashley) chats with Vanity Fair editor Krista Smith before heading into her dinner sponsored by Le Grand Saint Sparkling Vodka at the House of Hype LIVEstyle Lounge during the 2011 Sundance Film Festival for her movie Martha Marcy May Marlene.

Access Hollywood’s Maria Menounos (photographed interviewing 50 Cent), Tommy Lee and Lil Jon attended the launch party for the announcement of 50 Cent’s new film project with Floyd Mayweather with during the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. Guests danced alongside 50 Cent and his crew while pouring Le Grand Saint Sparkling Vodka, the exclusive vodka of the festival lounge at 306 Main Street as Lil Jon kept the beats going all night long.

Actress Chelsea Handler attends the highly anticipated performance of American song writer Carole King at the House of Hype LIVEstyle lounge (sponsored by Le Grand Saint Sparkling Vodka) during the 2011 Sundance Film Festival in celebration for her new movie the „Troubadours,“ which centers around King and James Taylor — as well as folks like David Crosby, Jackson Browne and Steve Martin — during the period in the 1970s when singer-songwriters flocked to the Troubadour club in West Hollywood. Guests sipped on Le Grand Saint Sparkling Vodka cocktails and could not believe they were listening to Carole King perform live to a highly private and select group of film industry talent.

Susan Sarandon attends the Self magazine party for the Creative Coalition during the 2011 Sundance Film Festival with Cheryl Hines, Emily Mortimer, and Rachael Harris before jetting downstairs with Emily Mortimer to the Queer Lounge party to show her support for the gay community. Guests of both events enjoyed cocktails provided by Le Grand Saint Sparkling Vodka.