JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE & CARMEN ELECTRA’S BIRTHDAY BLASTS IN A WEEK OF CELEBRITY PARTIES
It’s been a weeklong party for the stars at the Pure and LAX nightclubs—with the highlights being Justin Timberlake and Carmen Electra taking part in birthday bashes.
The week began with Floyd Mayweather at PURE in Caesars Palace where he bought bottles of champagne for 10 friends in his entourage. Fellow boxer Shannon Briggs joined in the fun too.
Hard to believe that knockout Carmen Electra was celebrating her 36th birthday—but she arrived in a gorgeous green dress with new boyfriend Rob Patterson, lead guitarist for rock band KoRn, The only time she stopped dancing was to give him a hug and a kiss and also enjoy the pink birthday cake served up by the leggy ladies of the Vegas Pussycat Dolls who sang her “Happy Birthday.”
Joining in Carmen’s fun were NBA’s Miami Heat hot shot Dwayne Wade and Buffalo Bills wide receiver Peerless Price. Carmen and Rob returned to Pure for a second night of revelry and took a VIP main stage booth alongside Memphis head basketball coach Rick Pitino. Also at Pure this week was former boxing champion Erik Morales with seven pals in tow.
The Pure management folks also run the wild and crazy Dick’s Last Resort restaurant at the Excalibur and superstar recording artist Justin Timberlake made a surprise appearance there with his mom, Lynn Harless and other family and friends for another pal’s birthday.
Justin even sported a “silly paper hat” crafted for him by the eatery’s entertainer extraordinaire Taco. Justin enjoyed the Buffalo Chicken Sandwich at the rowdy and boisterous hotspot—and then shared the birthday cake as Taco led a restaurant wide sing-along of “Happy Birthday”—with Justin joining in!
Then at Luxor’s hotspot LAX 88 Minutes co-stars LeeLee Sobieski and Ben McKenzie played host to Playboy model and actress Summer Altice, former NFL pro-bowl defensive end Simeon Rice, standup comic Russell Peters and Computer from MTV’s Adventures in Hollyhood. Also dropping in to LAX this week were TV comedian Bill Maher, System of a Down drummer John Dolymayan and Ronde Barber of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
From our Surveillance file: Hooters headliner, funnyman Bobby Slayton, hit Company American Bistro in the Luxor for the second time in the week. The Comedy pit bull dined on the Philly cheese-steak quesadilla and baby spinach salad before going off to work at his show! Filmmaker and survival expert Les Stroud was at Social House in the TI resort. Known as host of the Survivor-man TV series, the Canadian musician feasted on assorted sushi rolls with friends.