Details Magazine

Adam Levine brings his rocker sex appeal to this month's cover of Details magazine, and given that "The Voice" judge is currently single, what better way to celebrate than a guys' night out? Levine was toasted by the magazine's editor in chief, Dan Peres, at West Hollywood Italian spot Dominicks, where pals of Adam including Matthew Morrison, Cash Warren, Wiz Khalifa and Maroon 5 member James Valentine came to mingle and dine. Martinis flowed while friends discussed Adam's banner year, including his upcoming TV acting debut on Season Two of Ryan Murphy's"American Horror Story.

Matthew Broderick has gone from playing a hapless Broadway producer in the hit musical "The Producers" to a hapless movie writer-director in the new comedy "The Last Shot," which opens Friday. The two-time Tony Award winner and husband of Sarah Jessica Parker plays Steven Schatz, an aspiring screenwriter who has lived in Hollywood for several years trying to pitch a morbid script about the death of his sister to anybody who will listen. But nobody will.

Mavericks are unbranded cattle, by definition, but each year Details magazine puts its stamp of approval on Hollywood's innovative set.  Editor Dan Peres welcomed the 2012 crop of Hollywood Mavericks - a combination of actors, execs, writers and directors - to West Hollywood's Soho House.  Chris Evans and Minka Kelly turned a few heads, walking through the space hand-in-hand, bumping into Andrew Rannells, Zachary Quinto, Sanaa Lathan, Garrett...

There comes a time in every party girl's life when the party stops being fun. Such was the case Friday night at the parties surrounding Coachella when massive lines, overcrowding, ridiculous displays of outsized drunkenness and the general fatigue of everyone made for a tough night out. The evening's biggest letdown came in the form of the Diesel + Edun / Rolling Stone: Studio Africa party. Located at a posh ranch just off the festival grounds, the party -- scheduled to begin at 10 p.m. -- was crammed to capacity by 11:15.

We've learned that Black Cards, featuring bassist Pete Wentz, will make a surprise performance Friday night at Paul & Andre in Hollywood, as Details magazine brings its "Details @ Midnight" sessions to L.A. And though we hate to ruin a surprise, we love talking to Wentz — about his favorite L.A. venues and the particular sound that makes his son happiest. What's special about a surprise gig ? It can end up being either super disappointing or awesome for the audience.

Robert DeNiro co-owns restaurants and Jennifer Lopez sells perfume and clothes, but the most coveted job for multihyphenate celebs these days is something a bit less glitzy and a lot more geeky - tech entrepreneur. Thanks in large part to the success of Ashton Kutcher, a prolific angel investor who has funded dozens of start-ups and plugs them to his nearly 10 million Twitter followers, stars are looking beyond Hollywood for business opportunities. Now A-listers are leveraging their considerable celebrity clout and finances to form their own start-ups, launch mobile applications, fund companies or serve as creative directors to major tech brands.

Al Weiss has been named executive vice president of Walt Disney World in Florida. He will be responsible for park and resort operations, including entertainment, finance, marketing and sales. Weiss, 40, was formerly vice president of Walt Disney World Resorts. * Public relations firm Hill and Knowlton Inc. has named Dick Taylor president of business development and client services. * Randy Stargel has been named senior vice president of finance at Rysher Entertainment.

David Beckham waited until the day after the 2007 ESPY Awards to land in L.A., thereby giving other sports stars a fighting chance to get some attention. The New Orleans Saints' 1. Reggie Bush gave props to his mini-me, which was used in an animated skit during the July 11 award show at the Kodak Theatre, while Indy 500 winner 2. Dario Franchitti brought along his real-life plus one, wife Ashley Judd. 3.

YOU know it must be a guy's party when nobody knows who they are wearing. When Details magazine celebrated its April "Mavericks" issue at a house above Beverly Hills last week, a fraternity of well-dressed men partied poolside. The look was casual, yet sharp, with jeans paired with leather jackets or embellished blazers.

' I wanted it to look like a men's club on Mars," said interior design Ron Meyers of his latest creation, Club Lux. It looks like he got his wish. The latest West Side venture into magazine layout-worthy nightclubs with the feel of living rooms--minus the cat hair--could pass for a Martian hangout.