Crown Royal Lounge Hosts Celebrities in Park City

Crown Royal Lounge Hosts Celebrities in Park City

Championship Sunday Draws Celebrity Football Fans

PARK CITY, Utah, Jan. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Hollywood's elite are in Park City to celebrate independent films, but it's not all about the movies. On Sunday, stars took a break to watch the NFL divisional championship games and Crown Royal hosted Crown Royal Lounge events at the Park City installment of NYC hotspot Marquee, as well as the Village at the Lift in downtown Park City.

The Crown Royal Lounge at the Village at the Lift was the place to be on Sunday with Paris and Nicky Hilton, Carmen Electra, Jenny McCarthy, Michael Keaton, Jon Heder ("Napoleon Dynamite"), Danny Masterson, Bijou Phillips, and Terrance Howard, fresh from selling his indie hit "Hustle and Flow." The Crown Royal Lounge at Marquee drew celebrity football fans including actors Adrien Brody, Tom Arnold, Julian McMahon, Kip Pardue, Simon Rex and "Apprentice" winner Bill Rancic.

Michael Keaton, took a break from promoting "Game 6," to watch the Patriots/Steelers game at the Crown Royal Lounge at the Village at the Lift. Inside Keaton was talkative and friendly, but outside he tried to avoid the paparazzi.

Paris Hilton arrived hungry and she let everyone know it. With sister Nicky in tow, Paris had her club sandwich and fries delivered within 10 minutes. After lunch, the pair took a break from football to peer at the masses from the Crown Royal Lounge balcony. They stood unnoticed for several minutes as the crowd went crazy at the sight of Jon Heder. Heder seemed taken aback by his popularity, but embraced it. He posed for pictures and signed autographs for screaming admirers.

Carmen Electra and Jenny McCarthy finished their media blitz with an MTV News interview from the Crown Royal Lounge. The stars looked stunning in their ski slope attire, however, their hectic pace caught up to them and Electra abruptly ended a photo shoot due to exhaustion.

Other celebrities visiting the Crown Royal Lounge were: Joe Pantaliano, "The O.C." star Ben McKenzie, Joan Allen promoting "Upside of Anger," Ted Danson, Judy Tenuta, Esai Morales, Kevin Richardson, Taryn Manning, Donovan Leitch, Ernie Hudson, Anthony Anderson, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Mario Van Pebbles, Sean Astin and DJ Stretch Armstrong.

Inside the Crown Royal Lounge, Crown Royal provided guests with purple responsibility bracelets with the printed statement "It's about quality, not quantity." The bracelets were a popular accessory among celebrities and festival goers.

Crown Royal is proudly owned by Diageo, the world's leading premium drinks business with an outstanding collection of beverage alcohol brands across spirits, wines, and beer categories.

Diageo is a global company, trading in more than 200 countries around the world. The company is listed on both the New York Stock Exchange (DEO) and the London Stock Exchange (DGE). For more information about Diageo, its people, brands and performance, visit us at www.diageo.com. Celebrating life, every day, everywhere, responsibly.

It's About Quality, Not Quantity.(TM)


Source: Crown Royal

CONTACT: Mike Manning, +1-303-204-6720, for Crown Royal

Web site: http://www.diageo.com/


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