Hartnett wins over fans

Josh Hartnett and many of the cast members from "Nobody" hit nightclub Envy after Thursday's premiere of his current movie project.
People went crazy in the packed house as a gracious Hartnett took photos with everybody who requested one. My tipster was shocked by how star-stuck even the guys were.

Earlier in the day, Hartnett drank coffee at French Meadow while two pals ate, another tipster reported.

A Queen, but no Prince
B96's Anjali, The Queen Bee, gleefully invited unwanted attention at the FM station's fashion show Thursday night. And she got it.

Most of the main B96 personalities were on hand, or on stage, for the Fall Fashion Preview at International Market Square. When Queen Bee sashayed down the runway in a sparkling gown -- slit up to there on both legs and hugging her assets for dear life -- she told the audience, "Don't be looking at my booty." Cast members of the "Tone E Fly Morning Show" took that as a cue to do just that as they popped up off their couch and dashed to a different position on the stage so that Tone E, B Right and Danni Starr could take multiple ganders. See the video at startribune.com/video and also the New Boyz's belts problem.

Normally the urban station's most un-urban GM, Steve Woodbury, watches the public antics of his employees through the fingers of his hands. But Woody's clearly learning to chill as he said, "I loved that. I thought that was one of the funniest comments of the night. Didn't you? I thought this was great. People just don't get the hip-hop format. There's a very upscale portion of that format. For example, Joe Senser came [because his daughter Brittani was one of the music acts] and he was dressed in jeans and stuff. He said, I had no idea it was going to be this upscale