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"Before you guys settle in to watch Neil Patrick Harris host tonight&amp;#39;s 65th annual Primetime Emmys on CBS, lots of good scoop was to be had at Saturday&amp;#39;s BAFTA tea at the SLS Hotel in Beverly Hills, complete with basil, tomato, and watermelon cubes, scones, and, of course, tea!\nPinterestFacebookOur October cover gal, Kerry Washington, was the first to arrive at the swanky soiree sponsored by Audi.\nPinterestFacebookMeanwhile, Modern Family&amp;#39;s Sarah Hyland (in a Robert Rodriguez design) had me cracking up when she met her TV idol Kit Harington (Jon Snow, Game of Thrones). The minute she spotted him next to her on the red carpet, she paused and had a (totally acceptable!) gush fest. Later, Hyland exclaimed to me, &amp;quot;Oh my gosh! I just met Jon Snow! I&amp;#39;m such a huge fan I think I literally freaked him out. I was like, &amp;#39;Hiiiii! I&amp;#39;m Saaarrrraaahh and I love your show!&amp;#39;&amp;quot;\nPinterestFacebookLater, when I spoke to Kit, he was so appreciative of the encounter. &amp;quot;She was so sweet! You have to go up to people you admire!&amp;quot; Speaking of admirers, when I told Kit at the Young Hollywood Awards in July that my roommate (who is a writer on Arrow) was obsessed with a Jon Snow figurine I brought home one day, he suggested he come over to our apartment one day and surprise her by sitting on the couch when she walks in. Well, guess what: He still wants to! &amp;quot;We have to make this happen! That would be hilarious!&amp;quot; To which of course, Sarah Hyland told me, &amp;quot;Oh my God, if he comes over, I&amp;#39;m coming over too!&amp;quot; Now this is a video piece I want to make happen. What do you think, guys?\nPinterestFacebookBut who would Harington lose his mind over? &amp;quot;I saw Imelda Staunton and have been a huge fan of hers forever. I&amp;#39;m desperate to say hi to her. And Bryan Cranston. And Matt LeBlanc. I love him on Episodes. Actually, I love him in everything.&amp;quot;\nPinterestFacebookGirls&amp;#39; Allison Williams took a nod from Kerry Washington and donned a floral Oscar de la Renta (her designer of choice from last year&amp;#39;s Emmys too).\nPinterestFacebookMeanwhile, former Revenge actress Ashley Madekwe had an interesting story when it came to picking out her Christian Dior dress (complete with Dior shoes, a Rauwolf clutch, and H. Stern jewels). &amp;quot;It&amp;#39;s actually a body suit!&amp;quot; she told me. &amp;quot;I saw it hanging while I was at another fitting. It was three-quarters, and I couldn&amp;#39;t wrap my head around how anyone could wear it unless their vagina was showing! They were like, &amp;#39;Don&amp;#39;t worry, don&amp;#39;t worry, we&amp;#39;ll lengthen it for you,&amp;#39; which they did! And it&amp;#39;s very glamorous!&amp;quot;\nPinterestFacebookLots of Revenge folks were in the house, which was fortunate for me since one of them happens to be a dear friend of mine. Dilshad Vadsaria (who you guys remember as Padma) had a great time catching up with her former costars and talking about future projects.\nPinterestFacebookLater, Dilshad and I decided to take a group selfie with Barry Sloane (Revenge) and his lovely wife, Katy.\nPinterestFacebookMeanwhile, Kevin Spacey (nominated for Lead Actor in House of Cards) shared some great career advice for those wanting be an actor (and really, just sound advice for any career in general). &amp;quot;Everybody&amp;#39;s path is going to be different, but there are ways to look at how others have built careers that have been lasting. There&amp;#39;s also a lot you can learn from actors who didn&amp;#39;t build careers.&amp;quot;\nPinterestFacebookAccording to Spacey, &amp;quot;One of the things that is hard when you are young and ambitious and want everything right now is to take the long view. I encourage young people to think 10 years in the future and not 10 months. That&amp;#39;s not always easy to do, but when you do that, you can start to build the blocks toward, &amp;#39;Where do I want to be at 30? Where do I want to be at 35? 40?&amp;#39; And build your life accordingly to that. And you have to be truly and genuinely committed and not in it for all the fame and the money that might come with it. You have to almost ask yourself the question, &amp;#39;Would I die if I couldn&amp;#39;t do this? Does it mean that much to me?&amp;#39; And if it doesn&amp;#39;t mean that much to you, there&amp;#39;s a lot of other businesses you can go into and it won&amp;#39;t nearly be as heartbreaking.&amp;quot; Well said, Kev. Well said.\nOK, guys, I&amp;#39;ll be on the Emmys red carpet, so follow my Twitter feed for constant updates and behind-the-scenes photos. Then, West Coast editor Jen Weinberg and I will be attending the show (orchestra seats!) and partying at the Governor&amp;#39;s Ball. I&amp;#39;ll have a full recap coming tomorrow!\nWhat are you most looking forward to tonight?\nPhotos: Jessica Radloff; Dan Steinberg/Invision/AP"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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