Travicity
02-02-2011, 06:23 AM
MARK Zuckerberg partied with Jesse Eisenberg at the actor’s SNL after-afterparty at Mike Zandman’s The Hill in NYC on Jan. 30.
The Facebook founder — who made a surprise cameo on the hit TV show — was in the mood for celebrating after appearing in front of the cameras.
“To celebrate his hosting gig, Jesse partied with friends, including SNL’s Kenan Thompson and Parks and Recreation funnyman Aziz Ansari,” a source told America’s Life & Style magazine.
“He and Jesse didn’t interact much inside, though, and Mark left before Jesse, who stayed until the end of the party.
“The password to get past the curtained exterior and into the star-studded party was ‘Blankenstein.’
“Jesse was flirting with the cute waitresses and dancing, especially when I Got a Feeling by Black Eyed Peas came on — Jesse loved it.”
“The fact that he would agree to come on Saturday Night Live was a testament to his good feelings about the whole thing,” Eisenberg said about Zuckerberg, whom he met for the first time on SNL.
“We were both so thankful that the other one was so open to working in that way under very unique circumstances.”
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The Facebook founder — who made a surprise cameo on the hit TV show — was in the mood for celebrating after appearing in front of the cameras.
“To celebrate his hosting gig, Jesse partied with friends, including SNL’s Kenan Thompson and Parks and Recreation funnyman Aziz Ansari,” a source told America’s Life & Style magazine.
“He and Jesse didn’t interact much inside, though, and Mark left before Jesse, who stayed until the end of the party.
“The password to get past the curtained exterior and into the star-studded party was ‘Blankenstein.’
“Jesse was flirting with the cute waitresses and dancing, especially when I Got a Feeling by Black Eyed Peas came on — Jesse loved it.”
“The fact that he would agree to come on Saturday Night Live was a testament to his good feelings about the whole thing,” Eisenberg said about Zuckerberg, whom he met for the first time on SNL.
“We were both so thankful that the other one was so open to working in that way under very unique circumstances.”
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