Earlier this week I hit up the Yo Mamma wrap party at Libations. For those indieWire readers familiar with the show (and trust me, the crossover audience is very limited) MTV describes it as "A no-holds barred competition that pits toughest trash-talkers against one another." The event was (of course) influenced by its host Wilmer Valderrama's hard partying ways. DJ Reach spun late into the night with Wilmer himself rapping along, mic in one hand, bottle of Petron in the other. The music started with hip-hop but went 80's and even a little of Nirvana got thrown in. Circling the DJ booth like a group of Indians in a B-western, an array of barely dressed, nubile women danced, jumped, and hollered to win the "attention" of the former Fez. On occasion one was allowed back to dance with him only to be quickly removed by his bodyguard and wander back to the dance floor, utter disappointment dripping from their over-made up faces. But I'll throw these women props for their resilience cause soon they were back outside the DJ booth, shaking whatever assets they had. Variety just reported that Wilmer is producing a new film based on the NY party world, and I have to say I can't think of a better pairing: the man not only knows how to party, unlike most he knows how to host a party.