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Sightings: Paris and Nicky Hilton Chow Down

Fri., Nov. 21, 2008 3:00 PM PST by Marc Malkin

CHINA TOWN: Suddenly single Paris Hilton, having dinner at Mr. Chow in Beverly Hills with sis Nicky and her beau, David Katzenberg, the night after doing the same at Murano in West Hollywood.

WIZARDS OF OZ: Rachel Griffiths and Jesse Spencer, toasting director Baz Luhrmann and Hugh Jackman with Jacob's Creek wine at a VIP screening of Australia on the Fox lot in L.A.

PARTY CRASHER: Owen Wilson, chatting with Garry Shandling during an Audi party at Bond St. Lounge in Beverly Hills.

TRUE BLOOD: Twilight stars Kellan Lutz and Ashley Greene, enjoying creamed corn and truffle fries at STK in L.A. during Reebok's invite-only preview of its spring-summer 2009 line.

LACED UP: Leona Lewis, smiling as her song "Better in Time" came on while she shopped for a black lace dress in the Brass Plum section of Nordstrom at L.A.'s Grove mall.

HOOP DREAMS: Ciara, Tyrese Gibson, and Kim and Khloé Kardashian, hitting the launch party for Carmelo Anthony's Jordan Melo M5 basketball shoe at Siren Studios in Hollywood, where guests sipped on Grey Goose cocktails.

BUFF BOY: Ian Ziering, working out at Crunch gym in West Hollywood.

CITY SLICKERS: Leonardo DiCaprio, Lukas Haas and MySpace honcho Chris DeWolfe, hitting MySpace Celebrity's music video release event at the L.A.'s Viper Room for Blackcowboy's "Come On," directed by Kevin Connolly.

COMING UP

HAIRY SITUATION: Surfing legend Kelly Slater is expected to appear at tonight's prostate cancer benefit at Avalon in Hollywood hosted by Movember, a group that encourages men to grow mustaches in November to bring attention to preventing and treating the disease.

FOR THE FANS: Lindsay Lohan will be signing leggings for the Nordstrom launch of her own line, 6126, at the Grove in L.A. Dec. 8.

PHOTO FINISH: Singer Jason Mraz debuts his photography work with the exhibit A Thousand Things opening Dec. 9 at the Charles Cowles Gallery in NYC.

—Additional Reporting by Dahvi Shira