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Want to go to Prince's Post-Oscar Party? You Can for $100
Prince's Post-Oscar Party at Avalon tonight is open to the public. $100 per person, doors open at 10pm tonight. First come, first serve. | (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)
Last year, Prince threw an ultra-exclusive invite-only post-Oscar bash that brought out big names like Stevie Wonder, Sean "Diddy" Combs, Javier Bardem and Eva Longoria. This year, the Purple one is opening the doors to his party to everyone.
Prince's party, which will include a musical performance from the host, himself, is being held at Avalon tonight at 10 pm, admission will run you $100. We're being told, it's first come first serve.
For those who can't hop in their "Little Red Corvette" to make it out to Hollywood tonight, footage of the party will be available on Prince's Web site, lotusflow3r.com
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