By Page Six | Created at 2026-08-12 17:55:58 | Updated at 2026-08-12 21:10:20
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Celebrities swept the city last week.
Cardi B hosted a private party at Midtown nightclub, Aura 57 NYC, last Friday night.
The rapper was joined by close pal Teyana Taylor as they danced and sipped on bottles of Don Julio 1942 Tequila.
Cardi was seen twerking while wearing a pair of skin-tight blue pants with revealing lace-up details along her backside, paired with a white crop top and a pink Hermès Mini Kelly.
The “One Battle After Another” actress wore a black sheer cold-shoulder catsuit.
Meek Mill and Lil Baby were also spotted at the exclusive fête.
Last Wednesday, Chris Noth and New York Yankees legend Reggie Jackson were spotted dining at Serafina 61.
We’re told the “Sex and the City” alum also dined at Serafina earlier this week, where he enjoyed a special meal prepared by the restaurant’s founder, Fabio Granato.
Several notable names have dined at the Italian hot spot franchise, including Noah Schnapp, who was seen at the Serafina East Hampton location last Sunday.
We’re told the “Stranger Things” alum enjoyed meatballs and pizza with a group of friends.
In another moment for Yankees legends, Nick Swisher surprised one of the worst local recreational softball teams in Central Park last Sunday.
On behalf of Angry Orchard, the retired first baseman showed up as a surprise stand-in player for the Sons of Pitches, a team that was on a 14-game losing streak.
“I’ve played in front of packed stadiums, in playoff games and in high-stakes moments with a lot on the line,” Swisher said in a press release. “And every athlete knows the feeling of a tough loss. But if you’re going to have a rough season, the least you can do is have some fun with it.
“That’s what I loved about this team and what Angry Orchard celebrates: finding the good times, even when the scoreboard isn’t on your side,” he added.
Senior director of marketing at Angry Orchard, John Dorman, also weighed in on why the beverage brand wanted to show up for the amateur team.
“Angry Orchard is all about finding the fun in life’s frustrating moments,” Dorman said. “You can get angry about it, or you can laugh it off with a cold cider in hand. That’s why we sent in Angry Orchard Super Sub Nick Swisher to surprise a team that never let a tough season get in the way of having fun.”
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