This Weekend on the Scene

At the Heart After Dark party Saturday night at the Mandarin Oriental, we snapped handsome Dylan Coleman, the Face of Heart honoree, with his mother, Vornado/Charles E. Smith's Michele Coleman. Dylan was born with multiple congenital heart defects that were caught with PulseOx, a simple, easy test done with a beam of light on the finger. He had open heart surgery at one week old and is now completely healthy.

At another event that night, the Bisnow table won big in poker, for a great cause: the 9th annual Chance for Life tournament at the City Tavern Club to benefit the Spinal Cord Tumor Association. Congrats to general contractor Shaun Dunevant, who beat 200 players to win a $10,000 grand prize seat at the World Series of Poker tournament in Las Vegas. We snapped him with Peruvian Brothers food truck owner and former Olympian Giuseppe Lanzone, the White House’s Fran Holuba, and her brother Jack Holuba.

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