Mick Jagger. Diana Ross. Cher. In certain circles, 1970s nightlife was as synonymous with a once-dowdy parlor game as it was with disco and drugs. This is how it all…
The disco ball corridor is an Instagram magnet for club kids, drag queens and pretty much anyone who passes through it.
Kanoelehua Miller has been dancing hula at the Halekulani since 1977. Her mission? To show that Hawaii is “more than Mai Tais.”
Not long ago, an outlandish, anarchic form of karaoke ruled New York’s nightlife scene.
A look at three very Manhattan piano bars, where you can request everything from Russian folk songs to Pavement and the Pixies.
A group of Oxford, Mississippi, bartenders showcase what their city looks like after closing time.
The rare cocktail in which the mixer costs more than the spirit, "Liquid Cocaine" was, in its heyday, as controversial as it was popular
The bars and clubs around Avenida República de Cuba have long made up Mexico City’s queer nightlife hub. Now, after more than half a century, their future hangs in the…
In Robert Simonson's "Bar Review," he offers a look at some of today’s most notable new venues. Here, he considers Chumley's, a historic speakeasy turned elite—and expensive—restaurant.
Swim-up bars are now ubiquitous. But how and where did the idea first originate?
