Spacey And Bullock And Streep, Oh My! Was Gwyneth Paltrow Behind The A-List Trio's No Show At Vanity Fair Bash?

While A-listers showed up in full force to Sunday's post-Academy Awards Vanity Fair party, a triad of past Oscar winners who didn't -- Meryl Streep, Kevin Spacey and Sandra Bullock -- are the subject of speculation, that their absences might have been tied to the ongoing rift between the publication and Gwyneth Paltrow.

As we previously reported, some bad blood still stems over the mag's much ballyhooed "hit piece" on the actress (that was eventually softened), with the magazine's editor Graydon Carter comparing Paltrow's need for control to that of North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un.

Sources told us Paltrow was determined to influence other show biz bigwigs "to skip the mag’s Oscar party," and according to the NY Daily News, she might have had help from powerhouse agency CAA, as an insider told the paper that the organization was nudging its' top talent toward other parties, following the industry's gala event.

While Paltrow herself is not a client of the agency (her rep is UTA's Tracey Jacobs), she has friends in high places there, such as her publicist Stephen Huvane's brother Kevin, a managing partner and standout agent. While Stephen Huvane client Anne Hathaway did attend the Vanity Fair bash, a source told the paper that the no-shows by Streep, Spacey and Bullock were enough to make a statement.

Vanity Fair, according to online reports, did sent an invitation to Paltrow to attend the bash, but she did not show.

Those who did included the show's host, Ellen Degeneres, Selena Gomez, Lady Gaga, Reese Witherspoon, Jessica Biel, Ben Affleck, Harrison Ford, Jennifer Lawrence and Taylor Swift.

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