Photos: Logo TV’s New Now Next Honors party in Aspen
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Hundreds of attendees for Logo's New Now Next Honors party packed into the Doerr-Hosier Center at Aspen Meadows Saturday night as part of Aspen Gay Ski Week.
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DJ duo Andrew Andrew provided music entertainment at Saturday night's Logo TV New Now Next Honors party at Aspen Gay Ski Week.
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Margaret Cho hosts Saturday night's Logo TV New Now Next Honors party.
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Margaret Cho, left, and pop star Meghan Trainor on-air Saturday night with Logo TV from the New Now Next Honors party as part of Aspen Gay Ski Week. Trainor went on to perform some of her hit songs, including "All about that bass," "Lips are movin," and "Like I'm gonna lose you."
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Hundreds gathered at the Aspen Meadows Resort on Saturday night to see Margaret Cho host Logo TV’s New Now Next Honors, the finale this year to the 39th annual Aspen Gay Ski Week.
According to Logo TV, “Newly imagined for 2016, the New Now Next Honors features pop-culture experts sharing their picks for who and what we’ll be talking about all this year.”
Drag queens, a photo booth on the patio and food and drinks created a festive atmosphere as partygoers anticipated a short performance by pop star Meghan Trainor.
Trainor arrived at around 9 p.m. and went on to perform some of her hit songs, including “All About That Bass,” “Lips are Movin’” and “Like I’m Gonna Lose You.”
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