It was clubbing as community, clubbing as sanctuary, clubbing as oneness...it was clubbing as love.
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It's the story of clubbing told by the people who keep clubbing going.
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There's a lot of talk of today's clubbing scene being in crisis, do you think clubbing in New York really has seen better days?
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Ahead of Roberts' hop across the pond, THUMP interviewed him via email to talk about IRL vs URL clubbing, the legacy of UK garage, and clubbing as a lifestyle.
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Clubbing felt less like recreation and more like an identity.
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A return to Kate's clubbing days for Pippa's bachelorette party.
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There's only so much clubbing of cavemen I can handle.
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Some pension funds are clubbing together to negotiate lower fees.
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Ryan: I've learned a lot from going out and clubbing.
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Clubbing of the fingers is the oldest known medical symptom.
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Have you ever seen a mother and child clubbing together?
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It also encourages a deeply shallow impression of LGBT clubbing.
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Remember Sutton's clubbing days and how gallantly she handled them?
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How has the concept of the DJ, and clubbing, changed?
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Orlando has shocked both the gay and straight clubbing communities.
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At the moment I see ghettos in the clubbing framework.
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This powerful essay examines how clubbing helped the writer escape depression.
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There's always going to be a social commentary attached to clubbing.
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In honor of Halloween, we've collected our favorite clubbing horror stories.
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Bhangra is an integral part of many British Indians' clubbing experience.
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Sources tell TMZ ... Birdman left with his entourage to go clubbing.
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The case for the possibility of festivals overtaking clubbing is compelling.
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For me, that was the golden age of San Francisco clubbing.
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No doubt inspired by Jennifer Lopez's Leonardo DiCaprio clubbing text, E!
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Maybe it's time to give this clubbing stuff the cold shoulder.
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Watch the second episode of the THUMP Guide To Clubbing below.
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Edgar Wright: It was slightly less drugs and clubbing for me!
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Locals come here after a night out of clubbing and debauchery.
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A novel of "sex, death and clubbing in post-Bataclan Paris"?
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A novel of "sex, death and clubbing in post-Bataclan Paris"?
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"I know it sounds stupid, but I like clubbing," he said.
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Watch the first episode of the THUMP Guide To Clubbing below.
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So you have clubbing geared towards the rich and the affluent.
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The world of clubbing has evolved massively since my brother died.
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It also made me look at clubbing in a new light.
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" I ask Sara, does she think it's possible to enjoy both an productive adult life and continue to go out clubbing—including class A's, which she describes as having "always been a part of [her] clubbing experience?
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The latest clubbing fad has people affixing LED strips above their eyes.
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Clubbing is a mainstream thing now, just another part of the economy.
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Yet the fact is truly carefree clubbing is a prestige of privilege.
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For a while, Cynthia went out clubbing, barhopping and dancing with friends.
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The thing that ruins clubbing for me is the painfully long preamble.
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She allegedly told him she had plans to go clubbing with friends.
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It's also about running on a nocturnal clubbing schedule, according to Davidson.
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Clubbing might seem like standing in the dark, dancing to repetitive music.
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Today, he announced a new EP inspired by his early clubbing days.
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It's not fair to compare what happens in clubbing today to that.
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Clubbing is no longer just an industry that caters to wealthy foreigners.
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This has emboldened the clubbing community and made it more tightly knit.
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He was clubbing with two friends who also took MDMA that night.
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We were starting go out out, like, proper clubbing, and all that.
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That photoshoot eventually led to a night of clubbing for the two.
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Two days later, he indeed showed up again and we went clubbing.
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The chances of knocking or clubbing someone into the sea are high.
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No one, though, has a right to tell people how to go clubbing .
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And if not, it will just be him and I, clubbing it up.
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Or taken an emergency trip to the vet after a night of clubbing?
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Wow, you confessed your love for one another at the mecca of clubbing.
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Although it wasn't '2000, clubbing still felt like a subcultural activity in 21.
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CLUBBING When I was in London, I loved going to the Groucho Club.
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By now you'll have heard that London clubbing institution fabric is in danger.
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Even before that, I was clubbing all the time and would get shitfaced.
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Grab your bucket hat and your board and let's all go clubbing, yeah?
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How and why did the term "raving" shift into "clubbing" during the 2000s?
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How did your career as a designer grow out of these clubbing experiences?
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Like their clubbing cousins, this too is a subculture that will never die.
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Clubbing, drag shows, and karaoke are all also found in the downtown area.
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Videos on social media also show police indiscriminately clubbing protesters in subway stations.
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And even as conservatives were clubbing I.P.S., they attempted to imitate its form.
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I went clubbing for the first time since I started seeing my ex.
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The good news is, space is multifarious these days and thanks to committed promoters ever more inventive ways of offering us clubbing experiences, whether through streams or shorter and cheaper nights out, clubbing as a culture will continue to thrive. Hopefully.
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Their first night on the town includes clubbing, cocaine, and accidentally killing a stripper.
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What's more ... they fear his juvenile behavior -- partying and clubbing -- isn't for Pam anymore.
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I love to mingle and talk to people, and clubbing is perfect for that.
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I was in Madrid, out clubbing and blogging and it fell off the stick.
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"I've been going out clubbing in London since I was 12, 13," he said.
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Note: This app should not be confused with the more popular clubbing app Tipsy.
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"[She's] going to dinner, clubbing and swimming all at once," one Instagram user joked.
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Clubbing and gaming are both about dedicating time, and finding that experience for yourself.
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From that vantage point, he had seen a major shift in clubbing culture develop.
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Public service announcement over... Where does WU fit into the current London clubbing landscape?
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When we think about clubbing we think about being lost in a moment, right?
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How has the infrastructure of Manchester's clubbing scene changed since it's decades old heyday?
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As far as clubbing goes, there's a relaxed, anything-goes atmosphere at the Mill.
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What are the differences in the music or clubbing scenes between Portugal and Bordeaux?
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I caught up with him to find out how he went about revolutionizing clubbing.
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So you literally just had her and you're more worried about clubbing with Drake?
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And like the infamous Berlin clubbing mecca, photos are also strictly prohibited—unless you're Diddy.
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Maybe that's why these days, the worlds of clubbing and fashion are edging ever closer.
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Lastly, and it's the big one: is there an actual, positive future for British clubbing?
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But, in its own way, chilling out is an inextricable part of the clubbing experience.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. Clubbing comes in a variety of flavors.
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Perhaps clubbing isn't your thing anymore, and now you prefer more intimate dinners with friends.
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It was a night of clubbing for Cardi B and Offset — with one big caveat.
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According to classmates, he didn't go clubbing, and preferred the "frat kegger style of atmosphere".
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Similarly, how does the hardcore audience tend to differ from a more typical clubbing crowd?
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Luckily, I spent a lot of those years pretty underground, I wasn't spending it clubbing.
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They never leave the house to go on a hike, but they're always going clubbing.
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It's all too easy to get swept up in the romance of clubbing, isn't it?
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People were seen clubbing one another in the streets, and pepper spray filled the air.
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She got a fake ID and started sneaking out of the house to go clubbing.
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The authorities shut down the gold standard of clubbing that actually cared about their patrons.
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Lindsay wants everyone to write down their intention in life and day-clubbing and then share.
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I liked to go clubbing way back in the Netherlands, when I was twenty years old.
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Her Instagram account features shots of her traveling with friends, on fashion shoots and out clubbing.
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And increasingly, workers are clubbing together to demand that the platforms treat them more like employees.
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The once-crowded streets of clubbing areas were emptied out, and the venues struggled to survive.
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I don't go clubbing now and wouldn't know where to go even if I wanted to.
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He goes out clubbing and even spends the night with a Cuban girl at her place.
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Like, say, writing an essay about introvertism and clubbing while listening to Dauwd on my headphones.
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I don't like clubbing in big groups or with people I don't really know that well.
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I think much of the spontaneity has gone from clubbing - everything needs much more advance planning.
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As always, the clubbing institution in old East Berlin was consistently in the news throughout 2016.
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These are the seven deadly sins of clubbing, the habits that can and must be avoided.
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I feel like the people who are there have just been displaced from another clubbing environment.
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Was it ever conceivable that he'd become this elemental touchstone, this totem of all things clubbing?
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We were all watching Tonya Harding's husband pleading guilty to clubbing Harding's rival in the leg.
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A new documentary released today, Bigger Than Fabric, explores this current, depressing state of London clubbing.
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Alternatively: ignore all of this and enjoy clubbing for as long as it makes you happy.
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I want to go clubbing, have fun, maybe talk to some boys like other normal girls.
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They go clubbing in Amsterdam, wake up hung over and, after some debate, head for Paris.
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Alex Lazar, 58, has a shoe box full of fliers from his early days of clubbing.
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After all, the students at Las Encinas are getting up to some very adult shenanigans. Clubbing?
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That's really sad, and goes completely against what brought me into clubbing in the first place.
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Kylie Jenner spent Sunday night clubbing with a familiar face ... her sister Khloe's ex, French Montana.
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ITV's Bouncers was the most honest and accurate account of clubbing ever broadcast on British television.
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This isn't to say we should bin having old-fashioned clubbing experiences in gentrified areas altogether.
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The Kings had said Lawson missed the game due to "personal reasons" -- unclear if the clubbing counts.
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At no point during the trial was the Home Office's own guide to "safer clubbing" ever referenced.
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That'll be so cool, because I wouldn't have to pay extra to take a cab after clubbing.
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He said he ended up at the Waffle House with his friends after a night of clubbing.
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"It is more about 24-hour use of buildings instead of 24-hour clubbing," Mr Milan says.
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Young people go out clubbing and then eat ramen—the broth is really good for a hangover.
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There were fireworks and guns and flashing skulls and leather dancers dressed like Kelly Bundy gone clubbing.
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There might be a clear comparison to draw here between the gaming experience and the clubbing experience.
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Jilly's shut down, as did much of Manchester's thriving clubbing scene, and organized raves became an anomaly.
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Machado followed by clubbing a 226-21 pitch into the left field bleachers, a 13-foot shot.
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But the reason I love it is because it's secretly the greatest clubbing weekend of the year.
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For me, it opened up a whole new world when it came to the London clubbing scene.
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There is something fundamentally different in the approach people have to clubbing these days: it's profit driven.
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Seth feels we could learn from other clubbing capitals around the world when it comes to this.
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Later, Jarvis started running away from his care home and going clubbing as a means of escape.
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Jules wears orange mascara, which looks bright pink in low lighting, to go clubbing in the city.
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Right-wingers were clubbing people w clubs outside of Kelly's Olympian, way worse than NYC last night.
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If Eve were going clubbing in a strobe-lit Eden, they would be just what she'd need.
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As clubbing culture has become bigger, and possibly more significant, clubs have had to up their games.
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GHB and GBL, passed down to the gay clubbing scene from the bodybuilding scene, gets people horny.
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There are some bars and old friends he "avoids" now, but he still goes out clubbing regularly.
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There is no trend, or no meme which has better captured the clubbing community's imagination this year.
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I don't know about you but I absolutely love the whole experience of proper big room clubbing.
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Panicky Brazilians started shooting, clubbing and poisoning monkeys in the belief that this could slow the spread.
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So, after work we'd go clubbing all night then the unlucky ones would work the next morning.
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Another joked that the dress is made for "going to dinner, clubbing, and swimming all at once."
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Recently the back to back has become a more and more common feature on the clubbing landscape.
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Canadian electronic musician Richie Hawtin has a lot of enthusiasm about the potential benefits of sake for clubbing.
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After clubbing his fourth home run in 5.543 major-league games on Monday afternoon, Anderson smiled and shrugged.
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We sit side-by-side on stationary bikes while familiar faces from our usual clubbing haunts file in.
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In this new video series, we tell you how to survive the day after a night of clubbing.
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For clubbing day or night, there is DAER South Florida, a 44,000-square-foot indoor-outdoor entertainment complex.
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She says a teacher told her daughter the outfit was more suited for "clubbing" than going to class.
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Here, the title also refers to the common practice of wearing masks and dressing up to go clubbing.
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In his televised response to the attacks, President Obama eloquently summed up what clubbing signifies to queer individuals.
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It's well-documented, and also charts how mainstream culture has subsumed and evolved clubbing into a different form.
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Burial is the John Betjeman of South London's post-clubbing comedowners, a chronicler of greyness, ghosts, and grief.
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I do miss out on a lot of socials because they often revolve around clubbing and heavy drinking.
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Since opening in 1989, it has played a central role in shaping the White Isle's hedonistic clubbing landscape.
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For the sake of continued good clubbing vibes across Europe we need answers from our leaders—and fast.
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Welcome to THUMP Guide to Clubbing, a new video series starring some of our favorite DJs and producers.
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Barris told them about a turning point in his life, when he was in his late twenties, clubbing.
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Instead, he got into drugs and clubbing, discovered his own passion for music, and started tinkering in bands.
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This week on Guide to Clubbing, club music warrior LSDXOXO, Fool's Gold co-founder Nick Catchdubs, Jersey club queen UNIIQU3, NYC party-starter Tygapaw, rising Philadelphia DJ Gun$ Garcia, and dance music veteran Nick Hook, give you their time-tested tricks for how to go clubbing when you're flat broke.
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The next day, plummeting back hundreds of miles south on a sweaty Megabus with cheap booze leaking out my forehead, I could only conclude that clubbing —all clubbing— was a monumental con-trick perpetually played out against people like me in girls jeans with shit Albert Hammond Jnr clone hair.
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The eye specialist's comments come as Thai authorities examined if the new clubbing fad needs a public health warning.
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That's why Veronica took Kevin out clubbing during a war of wills with her mom Hermione Lodge (Marisol Nichols).
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The grand narrative of London clubbing runs thus: there was Shoom, then there was Ministry and now there's nothing.
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When we went to New York we were taken around various scenes—Latino, gay, all these segmented clubbing conditions.
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"Adapting your game means you can eke out quite a few more years of your clubbing career," he elaborated.
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Robles followed by clubbing a 2-0 fastball deep to left-center for his 16th shot of the season.
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It was the kind of place where people would go after eating to get themselves hyped up before clubbing.
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We've crafted a guide to prepare you for the differences and the benefits of clubbing with your significant other.
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CARK SCHWABArlington, Virginia I found your conclusion on the future of European clubbing disheartening ("Less than ecstatic", January 9th).
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"The other day I went clubbing, and for the first two to three hours, it was great," she explains.
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If Satan, the undisputed Prince of Darkness, was to go clubbing, it's likely he would end up at Berghain.
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This incessant groan is nothing new and students in 2016 are wise to the realities of going out clubbing.
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The staff also seem to have a good time there and this is endemic of a great clubbing experience.
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The Obama administration's single-minded devotion to the environmental left has meant a blunt clubbing of blue collar jobs.
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There's been a big debate recently about whether or not the clubbing scene has become too safe and sanitised.
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The version with a comma, however, instructs them to stop attending hip dance clubs: "Stop clubbing, baby seals."11.
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I will wear these when I go clubbing, when I go to church, and when I'm laying in bed.
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He kept clubbing through the 1990s at hot spots like the Roxy, SqueezeBox and, his favorite, the Sound Factory.
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He then took a few months off last year to rest, go clubbing in Shanghai and listen to jazz.
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Bavarian teenagers, who once wore jeans and T-shirts in Oktoberfest season, are going clubbing in dirndl and lederhosen.
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Half of Britain's clubs have shut their doors in the last decade, many of them beloved London clubbing institutions.
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Istanbul's sound of choice has long been techno and house, boasting a rich history as Europe's easternmost clubbing capital.
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Mood: clubbing at the end of the world; making the most of the night like we're gonna die young.
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Kylie Jenner didn't miss a beat ... clubbing in WeHo hours after we broke the story ... she's done with Tyga.
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Episodes feature the stars clubbing in New York, checking out Renaissance fairs in Kentucky and going on Alaskan outdoor adventures.
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You can actually type on it for prolonged periods of time without clubbing your fingers into mangled sausage-shaped messes.
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And whereas in the past I've been associated with clubbing and nightclubs, I said, 'why not make my own club?
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In January 2024, Italy's parliament dramatically refused to ratify the alliance, with populist parties on left and right clubbing together.
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Spinks, now wearing two knee braces, did his best to circle out buy still suffered clubbing blows around his guard.
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Robinson Chirinos was the first entrant, clubbing a solo shot to left for his eighth long ball of the year.
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While living in Scotland, he says he disconnected from Islam and embraced the drinking and clubbing side of British culture.
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Electronic music has mutated since their teen-age days clubbing around London, and, thankfully, they've adapted along with it. ♦
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For the uninitiated, the Klang Club was an Italian clubbing institution that was tucked away in the sleepy Tuscan countryside.
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Earlier this year, we debated whether or not it's okay to go clubbing with the sole goal of having sex.
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"Clubbing has suffered at the hands of home-based chill-out and recreational drugs," says a patron of London's Fire.
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We asked Google to tell us a little about the clubbing experience, from music, to drugs, to the clubs themselves.
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The Ibizan clubbing dynasty brought its brand of hedonistic nightlife to New York in 2006 in the form of Pacha.
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Opposing it aligns you with the conventional meat industry, makes you a Luddite clubbing down machinery during the Industrial Revolution.
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Clubbing is a way of life now for many people rather than just 'going out' for a night of partying.
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But instead, Neymar wanted to repay his clubbing buddy and round out his season on the highest of high notes.
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For the latest edition of our clubbing horror stories series, Strom shares the pitfalls of taking acid while on the job.
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In the latest installment of our clubbing horror stories column, the producer shares what happened when a breakdancing battle went wrong.
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It's always had a clubbing culture, but it's attracted a lot of creative types and people who are searching for something.
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However, Morono's power soon told as Price was staggered by a clubbing left hook to send him stumbling backwards in retreat.
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Pete Heller: The best pre-house clubbing was probably Mud Club for me, at Busbys, with Jay Strongman and Mark Moore.
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A lot of us stay at home more than clubbing now anyway, partly because some things said were hurtful and untrue.
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In the video you can watch over and over below, you'll see what might just be the future of British clubbing.
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Why Clubbing Was Crucial for Gay Men During the AIDS Crisis My first thing was to join a church in Harlem.
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Since we assume you're already familiar with the basics like "Thou Shalt Not Kill," we've created the Ten Commandments of Clubbing.
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Prince Harry can now lay claim to becoming royalty of a different kind—he's officially become a viral meme about clubbing.
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Clubbed fingernails A phenomenon known as digital clubbing may also be a sign that all is not well with your heart.
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Forget beach parties and all-night clubbing: Wealthy travelers are spending money differently, and it's created a massive $639 billion industry
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The world isn't getting brighter by any stretch of the imagination and clubbing is now, more than ever, an essential release.
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Clubbing baby whitecoat seals has been outlawed for decades, yet such videos keep popping up as fundraising tools on social media.
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They usually stay because they don't want to make the drive home after going out clubbing for a night or two.
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Garver led off the Twins' fifth inning by clubbing a home run to left field on an 0-1 offspeed pitch.
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We asked Johnny if he was worried all the clubbing would hurt his chances to get picked up by another team.
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Tariq, an accountant from Berkshire, used partying, drugs, alcohol, clubbing, and sex as a form of escapism because he was secretly gay.
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Something that has changed in clubbing is that social media and online content has made people very aware of what's going on.
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Kris Bryant also will look to stay hot at the plate after clubbing a two-run, go-ahead homer in Wednesday's victory.
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Betty Riddle was 28 when she was first convicted of a felony, for clubbing another woman in the face during a fight.
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On her first night home from hospital she goes out clubbing with Shami, happy for her mother to take responsibility for Rae.
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I'm not into the standard things that 20-somethings are into—I don't like going out clubbing, that's never been my thing.
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If there are two blokes in the UK who know a thing or two about clubbing, it's Terry Farley and Pete Heller.
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Cruz pushed the Twins ahead 2-1 in the third by clubbing his 18th homer to left on a fastball from Vargas.
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Once Negan does show up, you're reminded that he will be clubbing someone to death with Lucille, his barbed wire baseball bat.
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I don't think any of us will really know what this all means for clubbing in London until 20 years from now.
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You also have to eliminate the threat, which you do by clubbing a lot of cavemen and burning a lot of villages.
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"Our aim was to go to London and go clubbing and meet outrageous people and break out and wear makeup," Huelle said.
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Generally I like to have fun in clubs before and after we play and that's when I get my clubbing fix in.
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Crystal meth, a drug virtually unused in Britain apart from on London's gay clubbing scene, provides both staying power and sexual desire.
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One time I spent a long night at Club de Visionare, followed by a trip to the pinnacle of hedonistic clubbing: Berghain.
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Can you tell that these buildings used to be iconic clubbing destinations and are you trying to preserve that legacy at all?
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A year before at the Democratic National Convention, with the whole world watching, CPD officers were seen tear-gassing and clubbing protestors.
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It's the big clubbing brand that killed nightlife in your city, back with their once-in-a-lifetime New Year's Eve special!
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The duo of Giacomo Garavelloni and Giovanni Turco are dance music heroes in the German clubbing epicenter, and have been for years.
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Items such as these can be extremely difficult to find since they were frequently worn out clubbing, where they were often ruined.
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I like Pretty Little Thing for crazy things for cheap, because they just do interesting little tops or little dresses, clubbing clothes.
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"The Prince of Kickboxing" lived up to his regal moniker by countering Hari's left lead with sharp hands and clubbing, low kicks.
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This weekend just gone, after nearly a decade of clubbing in the capital, I went to Ministry of Sound for the first time.
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But to try and get a deeper understanding as to why people take ketamine to go clubbing, THUMP reached out to an expert.
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When it comes to clubbing or music venues, are we finding new spaces to converge online because physical spaces are no longer there?
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And the human body is a fickle thing, which we've learned in many clubbing horror stories shared with us over the last year.
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Springer had a double in Game 3 before clubbing another deep ball on Saturday in Houston&aposs 6-2 loss in Game 4.
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As a result, the vibe is completely different to the previous season, Aloha State, with its sun-kissed scenes of surfing and clubbing.
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You survived clubbing until dawn, drinking on the curb until you blow chunks in your purse, and waking up with strange Mullet guys.
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In the meantime, we'll try to keep in mind that there's more to your accent — and, apparently, to clubbing — than it may seem.
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Terry: Another night, in the tiny gym basement that changed UK clubbing forever, had come to an end and the lights were on.
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According to a statement emailed to Mashable, this runway grooming look is inspired by the British "pubbing and clubbing scene" of the 1990s.
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This Saturday, protesters gathered in east London's Hoxton Square to show their support for now-shuttered Fabric and the city's endangered clubbing culture.
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As the narratives begin to overlap in our mind, clubbing assumes a political dimension, clubbers inhabiting this space as acts of identity-affirmation.
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Big room clubbing, not to be too bold, is as close to communion as this increasingly fractured and fractious culture can ever get.
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Last week saw Blake announce that WU would no longer be a monthly affair, instead becoming an occasionally part of London's clubbing calendar.
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Symonds was 19 at the time when Worboys picked her up in his taxi from London's King's Road after she had been clubbing.
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I Held Parties on the Night Tube to Save London's Nightlife Now Fabric Is Closed, It's Up to You What Happens to Clubbing
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We all used to come back alive when we went out clubbing, and we'd talk very fondly about those nights for months afterward.
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They then decided to up sticks and relocate the night to a city that was crying out for a proper clubbing experience: Sheffield.
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Is it arguable that all of us overestimate the power of clubs and clubbing when it comes to fostering a sense of inclusiveness?
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Also that year, a man was jailed and another sentenced to home detention for clubbing 23 seals to death in Kaikoura in 2010.
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I just went gay clubbing a few times with some straight friends and with some girlfriends of mine, and then I became famous.
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Many are pastors, police officers or both, like Pastor Sargento Isidório, who is famous for claims to cure drug addicts with a clubbing.
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He definitely golfed several times a week while he was clubbing home runs damn near daily for the Mets last August and September.
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Your friends ask you to a party or to go clubbing or whatever—it sounds vaguely fun, and it's nice to be asked.
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For clubbing, a tight crew of Thursday-nighters who'd take turns to drive, but always make time for burgers on the way back.
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It's a full-length manifesto not just for the brotherhood of clubbing but for the syncretic approach to rock Primal Scream were exploring.
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The clubbing episode, we never showed anyone popping a pill, it was just taken as read that they were all e-ing off their tits and having a wonderful time and they all came home alive and lived to tell the tale because the vast majority of people who would go out clubbing and take drugs at that time didn't die.
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"They're officially dating again," says a Keeping up with the Kardashians source of Jenner and Tyga, who were spotted clubbing at 1Oak on Saturday.
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Since the revocation of fabric's licence by Islington Council, the entirety of the UK clubbing community has had a lot of questions to ask.
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"Clubbing in Berlin is so excessive that it's nice to have something calming and almost bland at the end of the night," he says.
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Turns out, people who take Ubers to go clubbing in New York take them to some of the more questionable clubs in the city.
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Giles Smith: There are, in my eyes, two major changes in the British clubbing landscape from when James and I first started going out.
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The trip looks super fun -- the Wades and some friends have been golfing, clubbing, eating, yachting and posing for selfies all over the city.
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Surprisingly, a video about clubbing stereotypes presented by two blokes who look like they voluntarily drink bottles of beer in pubs isn't very good.
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Barbie became a night-clubbing New York high schooler, with a multiethnic girl posse named after Manhattan locales: Madison, Chelsea, Delancey, Nolee (for Nolita).
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Gilson leads the group in to Club La Vela and says she's going to show everyone how to properly go clubbing in Panama City.
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Thiem broke to move into a 4-1 lead and had a point to lead 5-1, which Djokovic saved with a clubbing forehand.
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Around 2 AM is when things started happening, but that night before 2 AM, my friend and roommate were going out and going clubbing.
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Speaking to Mixmag, NTIA deputy chair Alexander Proud has resolved that fabric will win its appeal, labelling this a "critical moment" for UK clubbing.
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But Mr. Peretti argues that for bigger, ad-driven companies like his own, clubbing together could be the way to gain some negotiating power.
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Unlike Laker teammate O'Neal, his equally famous -- but much more gregarious teammate -- Bryant didn't concern himself with comradery, or clubbing or bowling with pals.
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Single, 31, living with my mother and even clubbing together, I was surfing the unique freedom that comes with having nothing left to lose.
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LCD used to go out clubbing together but I'm guessing that's tailed off now—how does this affect the way you still make dance music?
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They did take a break from the onslaught of brassieres later that night, however, changing into a couple of glitzy ensembles to go out clubbing.
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I say "clubbing" but these were word of mouth secret parties I was lucky enough to attend during my coming out years in the 2000s.
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After clubbing his first two homers to left-center field, Altuve pushed the lead to six runs with his blast to left in the seventh.
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That character resonates in the confused world of clubbing, a place where lust and longing coagulate, accentuating those sensations to the point of near-unbearableness.
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Clubbing, as a weekly activity, has deteriorated and now a lot of people save their cash to go to a big event every few months.
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It looks like they're going to spend this new batch of episodes clubbing, teaching Aquafit classes, trying to kick Grindr addictions, and sprinting around LaGuardia.
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The hour-long video traces the island's transition from a pastoral region full of hippies to a clubbing mecca teeming with electronic music-loving tourists.
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And it turns out they in fact have, according to International Music Summit's (IMS) 2016 Business Report, which found that more people are going clubbing.
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I once snapped a picture of a young man in Johannesburg named Madiba—Mandela's nickname—who'd gone out clubbing in an American-flag puffer jacket.
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Every week, our team of experts will guide you through the ins and outs of the clubbing experience, from skipping lines to chatting up bartenders.
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We had a great crew, and we hung out loads together, listened to music, went clubbing, watched The Simpsons, and smoked a ton of pot.
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"When you're broke and you want to go clubbing the first thing I would suggest is to throw a pregame at your house," says LSDXOXO.
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Veteran French DJ Laurent Garnier will play alongside Black Strobe member Arnaud Rebotini on November 24, at the venue's first clubbing-oriented night after reopening.
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Wealthy travelers are increasingly looking for wellness summits, spirituality retreats, and resorts that focus on self-care rather than beach parties and all-night clubbing.
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"Clubbing involves crowded conditions on the dance floor, and participants inevitably get sweaty, which would help viruses linger on smears left on surfaces," she said.
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Her Beats 1 show, Candy Shop, feels like an intimate clubbing experience where Charli XCX just DJ's her favourite Britney Spears songs to you personally.
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When Matsoukas was eight, the family moved to Hackensack, New Jersey, but as a teen-ager she often returned to the city to go clubbing.
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I ate quantities of smoked and pickled fish, and visited the Polar Museum, with its baleful dioramas of trapped foxes and hunters clubbing baby seals.
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Yes, the way kids go clubbing, at least in England, is really very similar to what is formally enshrined in villages in Senegal and Gambia.
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Boîte Night life might be a young person's game, but that doesn't mean that those born before the Reagan years can't go out clubbing anymore.
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He has said that he thinks his connection to clubbing has been "over emphasized," but his recent exhibition at London's Tate Modern included a smattering of portraits of friends I recognized from years of late nights out in London, and there's really no sense in fully denying it, since his serious adoration for clubbing as a culture gives his recent venture into music credibility.
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The two went clubbing and Kardashian, 32, took to Instagram to document her night out — which also included plenty of PDA with the Cleveland Cavaliers player.
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"I'm really happy with the level of partying I do, and we even have parties at home too in between the clubbing out," she tells me.
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As part of our Britain at Night series, we interviewed Haslam about the book and the past, present, and future of clubbing in the United Kingdom.
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One night after clubbing his 200th career homer with the Rockies, Carlos Gonzalez had three hits and is 15-for-42 over the last 11 games.
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There'd just no need for the kind of face to face interaction which often led to going clubbing as a way of staying connected to friends.
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There are the nauseating archetypes known to anyone who's ever been clubbing: the leering loner, the shady dealer, the aged silverback raver, the ever-present bro.
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She's locked down a cushy news producer gig and is embracing single life by going clubbing, crowd surfing and mingling with the likes of Ed Sheeran.
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But toasted and smeared with butter and served with warm, milky tea, they're the ideal sacrilegious hangover breakfast that tops off a perfect weekend of clubbing.
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Houston stretched its winning streak over Los Angeles to 11 games by clubbing a season-high five homers, with Altuve blasting his in consecutive at-bats.
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Philadelphia phenom Rhys Hoskins was held hitless in three at-bats for the second straight game after clubbing six home runs in a six-game stretch.
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Related: Experimental Animation Meets 90s Clubbing in a Psychedelic Visual Feast Achieve Spiritual Transcendence Through 90s Rave Culture 'Energy Flash' Exhibit Revives Rave Culture in Belgium
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Votto got in the act for Cincinnati, clubbing his 12th homer of the year, a two-run blast off Arrieta to make the score 8-5.
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Presenting the case that clubbing isn't just a means of getting wasted, but instead a creative pursuit and a legitimate facet of the nation's artistic economy.
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Over the past few years, Chicago clubbing institution Smart Bar has responded to the wave of EDM madness by digging its heels deeper into the underground.
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There's a lot amazing music coming out of Melbourne and Australian as a whole right now, paired with a lot of difficulties in the clubbing scene.
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"Despacito" featuring Justin Bieber—who heard the original track while clubbing on tour in Colombia and wanted in on the hype—is summer in a bottle.
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Katy Carmichael: The clubbing scene just replicated what we were all doing on a Saturday night back then, except there were cameras there, hence its authenticity.
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In an interview with THUMP last year, Janson described the compilation as a kind of tribute to clubbing road trips popular in Germany during the '90s.
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Tonight (January 6), four months after fabric was forced to close following a pair of drug-related deaths, the London clubbing institution is reopening its doors.
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If you're looking to avoid this kind of situation on a night out in Northwest England, you should probably read THUMP's guide to clubbing in Manchester.
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"The best way to approach a bar is to have money in your hand already showing," says Nick Hook, who's been clubbing since he was 14.
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He had the 15,000 fans there on their feet when he sent his Argentine opponent to the canvas three times with an array of clubbing blows.
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But there are also songs like "Performance," a tearful ballad about putting a brave face on heartbreak, and "A Violent Noise," an introvert's nightmare of clubbing.
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Given that there are fewer clubbing options for Londoners these days, you would expect sexual crime to decrease proportionately—not increase at such a sharp rate.
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But according to a report by Algemeen Dagblad, van Gelder drank and smoked heavily at the Holland Heineken House and then went out clubbing in Rio.
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Think about it: for all we wank on about unity, togetherness and inclusivity like wide-eyed first-timers, clubbing is rife with internal strife and division.
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Obviously I'm not clubbing in Europe very often, or eating grilled meats on a regular basis, but I could see this hanger being especially nifty in hotels.
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And speaking of the Oval, Mellie is starting to doubt what it means to be president, especially when people are going around clubbing people in the head.
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In December, they partied together in Miami during Art Basel and were "very flirty" while clubbing until the early hours of the morning, according to an onlooker.
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The series, which is still in the early stages of development, will chronicle "DJ culture" and the world of clubbing, and will be soundtracked by Angello's music.
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And surely, if that's how we feel about clubbing and club culture, would we not also want as many people as possible to experience what we experience?
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The previous week, I'd read an article in the New York Times billing Flash Factory as a venue looking to take a populist approach to Manhattan clubbing.
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After enjoying a few days in Milan and Venice, the couple flew to New York City, where they spent Thursday night clubbing at 1OAK and Up&Down.
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Morales tied the game in the bottom of the sixth, clubbing a 3-2 fastball over the wall in right for his 10th homer of the season.
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Also highlighted in the album is the loss of some of these inclusive spaces and with them the loss an entire concept of what clubbing culture meant.
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Ms. Vetrano had several thousand followers on Instagram and enjoyed posting shots of herself clubbing and traveling, whether poolside on Long Island or in France or Monaco.
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It is the most famous, celebrated club in the UK and its reputation extends to that as one of the most recognizable clubbing brands in the world.
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They apparently danced so hard that the Berlin clubbing scene is acknowledging some possible new recruits and gave them a personal shout out, according to the Guardian.
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Similarly, for some, a standard night out clubbing simply doesn't cut it anymore—this past Saturday night, a London club hosted the first-ever Pokémon GO rave.
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Jackie Bradley Jr. started the seventh by clubbing the second pitch he saw — a changeup — into the right-field seats to tie the score at 6-6.
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Johnny -- who faces misdemeanor assault charges for allegedly hitting his ex-girlfriend -- went power-clubbing, from Nice Guy, to Hyde, to Bootsy Bellows all within two hours.
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"The emergence of spaces that operate at different times of day or have multiple functions, suggests there is an ongoing need to go out clubbing," she said.
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At some point in any story about Mr. Pannkuk, the teller invariably arrives at a memory of clubbing or having long conversations over drinks — always over drinks.
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He made a joke about it — how it sounded like the New Jersey shore of my past, that I might not be able to refrain from clubbing.
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Suarez broke a home run drought by clubbing his 16th dinger down the left-field line off a hanging slider in the third to tie it 4-4.
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Kelly Ripa's clubbing days are behind her now — so instead of sweating on the dance floor, the TV host prefers hitting up SoulCycle for back-to-back classes.
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But the Berlin-based DJ's seemingly perpetual position atop the perch is indicative of a larger turn towards bland, conservative clubbing—a turn that's ossified into an inevitability.
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When Chicago hero Honey Dijon asked if she could detail those glorious ealry days, we couldn't say no... I was really young the first time I went clubbing.
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By clubbing together they recognised the destruction of the 1930s, when countries erected trade barriers to protect their domestic economies but ended up harming themselves as a result.
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"Australian clubbing is so fucked up right now...and not in a good way," Aussie ex-pat and current-Las Vegas headliner Tommy Trash tweeted back in 219.
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Both countries are also active in the fourth way of clubbing together: new coalitions between like-minded countries in the pursuit of shared interests, from trade to defence.
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However, from growing up in Bristol I got heavily into the clean, dark, rolling percussive music as I heard it a lot when going clubbing—Peverelist, Pinch, Asusu.
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He also brought up the potential usefulness of a nightlife mayor—something that's currently being suggested in London as a remedy to their own problems with clubbing shutdowns.
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Sebastian Lehmann, a friend she bonded with while clubbing who would become her manager, spotted her charisma and drive when they met on her first trip to Germany.
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But with a sound system like that and promising future bookings, it's hard to not see Flash Factory becoming a staple in the New York City clubbing scene.
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Despite trends coming and going and clubbing experiencing a steady downturn, the brand has taken its rightful place in cultural history as the last outpost of the cybergoth.
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In the show's seventh episode, "In A Lonely Place," we learn that Veronica's preferred method of retaliation against her mother is going clubbing, ideally on a school night.
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We've detailed the five stages of your clubbing life, the dance moves you attempt to pull off every weekend, and every conversation you've ever had when you're fucked.
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They were first seen eating dinner and clubbing together in Los Angeles in May, then she tagged along with him to Cannes, where they canoodled by the pool.
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We're told viewers will also get a glimpse of Graham's life of luxury ... clubbing, driving expensive cars and of course, all the fringe benefits of being Drake's pops.
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Less than a week passes, and David Mancuso, founder of New York party The Loft, a godfather of clubbing and a DJ of enormous integrity, unexpectedly passes away.
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Just this weekend, our conception of clubbing was irrevocably, violently altered forever because a bloke in England took a shit on the dancefloor of a club called Reflex.
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"I wanted to plug into the gay scene in Taipei, but I'm not interested in the clubbing side of the gay scene," Hunter White, an American customer says.
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Secretsundaze: Clubbing in its most positive form can bring communities and people together and aid social mobility—helping people to move out of difficult situations through positive experiences.
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Johnny Manziel got hit square in the chest with a lawsuit Wednesday night -- getting served with legal papers while clubbing in Hollywood ... and TMZ Sports has the footage.
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"The police force used excessive force against protesters by firing tear gas intensively and sometimes clubbing," he said, speaking to me via direct message on Twitter from Uganda.
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We were too far to go anywhere, to go home, or go clubbing, so we decided the party was in the cemetery, and we slept on the graves.
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In the last year of my 20s, I go to more baby's-first-birthday parties than all-nighters and skip Sundays out clubbing to stay home and work.
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The brothers put Zayn through a brutal workout every morning, worked on music during the day and then went clubbing as "homework" to see what everyone was listening to.
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An injury to second baseman Josh Harrison forced Sean Rodriguez into the starting lineup and he responded in a big way, clubbing five homers in the last seven games.
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Clubbing is tribal, it's sexual, it's political—it's the human species in fight or fuck mode, and is thus a very effective way of distilling what we're really about.
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So if you and your best bud wants to save up for a clubbing trip in Berlin (no judgment), you can both make deposits into that account through Qapital.
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"As with the [Bill] Cosby case, every single woman that Trump has kissed since his clubbing days at Studio 54 would now be a potential character witness," Michaelson wrote.
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The premises of Atlanta's season 2 episodes are so slight, they're practically nonexistent: the cast goes clubbing, Al gets a haircut, Darius picks up a piano, and so on.
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Several male-dominated panchayats or village councils in India have imposed such bans over the years, often clubbing them with restrictions on clothes such as jeans and T-shirts.
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Before I met my boyfriend two years ago, I used to go clubbing with my best friend and got a few guys approach me and try chatting to me.
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"Even in Berlin it is harder to find an unused space in the inner city," sighs Sven von Thülen, a DJ who has compiled an oral history of clubbing.
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After clubbing five homers Monday night, the St. Louis' offense returned to its doldrums, held to one run or fewer for the fourth time during its 1-5 slide.
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She asked me if I wanted to go clubbing with her, and I was thinking about it, but I had work the next morning and so did my girlfriend.
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After promising to appeal the Islington Council's vote to revoke its license, the UK clubbing institution has formally launched a fundraising campaign in order to pay its legal fees.
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Bogaerts finished 23-for-53 with four RBIs, doubling his season total for home runs to four by clubbing both blasts off Astros right-hander Joe Musgrove (25-210).
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When the roommates change into clubbing clothes to toast Isabela with whatever sad staples they can scrounge, the lamest farewell party ever becomes, briefly, one of the most joyous.
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According to court docs, obtained by TMZ Sports, a female witness told police Pryor was the aggressor and had been waiting for Briston after she went clubbing with friends.
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The man who taped it, George Holliday, heard sirens from his suburban balcony, turned on his new Sony camcorder, and caught 81 seconds of brutal kicking and clubbing on tape.
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I was once walking in a clubbing district with a man I was dating, and a car full of men drove up alongside me and said some sexually obscene things.
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She went clubbing with Logan and ended up hooking up with him instead, and when she asked him to keep the one night stand quiet, he stuck to his brand.
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The Seaside Heights squad is heading back to TV, but not every member of this clubbing, fighting, and gym-tan-laundering clan will return for one more reality TV reunion.
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"My uncle was a DJ and he used to do weddings and christenings, and basically I was his box boy," Elba told Mixmag, a British electronic dance and clubbing magazine.
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It captures 2006's very essence, with the three icons going out clubbing together, and also driving together, so I can only hope someone offered to be the designated driver.
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It's a collaboration between some local promoters and out-of-town crews like WreckedNYC and Pittsburgh's Honcho, coming together for a no-holds-barred celebration of the gay clubbing experience.
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One man who embraces sober clubbing with all the fervour of Paul Hollywood at an Ann Summers' night in a bakery is a 20 year old chap called Bradley Gunn.
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Less Quick Comment: The Giants spent a ton of money on pitching last off-season, so it makes total sense that they're winning by clubbing the ball over the fence.
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Seattle has homered in every game while outscoring the American League East leaders 41-18 and clubbing 14 home runs to Baltimore's five to take five of the six meetings.
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Johnny Manziel's New Year's Day party exploits have caught the attention of prosecutors in Dallas -- after he was seen clubbing at the same place as his ex-girlfriend, Colleen Crowley.
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Berlin may be universally known as the clubbing and electronic music epicentre of the world but it was another German city that arguably gave birth to it several decades earlier.
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While it's true that clubbing, as an abstract idea rather than a sweatily concrete reality, might be going through a bit of a damp patch, it's not all so bad.
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Initially, I was only using on the weekends when I went clubbing in an attempt to feel less awkward, but the days after were excruciating and launched me into depression.
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Aguilar, who hit 35 home runs for the Brewers last season, had not homered this season until clubbing two in the 5-1 win against the Rockies on Monday night.
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The 24-year-old Edmund, seeded 30th, was playing the kind of dazzling tennis two-time champion Murray would have been proud of as he dominated with his clubbing forehand.
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Doris's burgeoning friendship with John, meanwhile, leads her down alternately goofy and sweet avenues involving online stalking, late-night clubbing and new alliances, including with his girlfriend, Brooklyn (Beth Behrs).
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Much as we love to rally against the complications of clubbing, at least you know the place is guaranteed to stay open for the night—unless the fucking ceiling breaks.
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Both clubs turned disused warehouse spaces into venues bringing Konspiracy-era illicitness to a tired Manchester clubbing scene, ravaged by years of gentrification and disputes with local councils over noise.
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Both clubs turned disused warehouse spaces into venues bringing Konspiracy-era illicitness to a tired Manchester clubbing scene, ravaged by years of gentrification and disputes with local councils over noise.
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After operating nightclub Discotheque / Hush in New York City from 1998-2005, Dean opened the first North American outpost of world renowned clubbing brand Pacha in New York in 2005.
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Five years later, he starred on the Curacao team that won the Little League World Series, clubbing a home run during the championship game against the team from Thousand Oaks, California.
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Related: Dance, Religion, and Ritual Collide in an Abandoned Pool Experimental Animation Meets 90s Clubbing in a Psychedelic Visual Feast [Premiere] Val Kilmer Meditates in Oneohtrix Point Never's Latest Music Video
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I knew her through a crowd that I had gone clubbing with at 80s hotspots like Area and the Tunnel, in happier times before taking drugs had taken over my life.
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The Minnesota Twins cannot buy a win, watching their losing streak reach eight games despite clubbing four home runs in the opener of a three-game series against the Cleveland Indians.
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Machado responded with a solo shot in the bottom of that inning - his second of the night - before clubbing a walk-off grand slam to hand Baltimore a 217-22 victory.
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Not when you agreed to act in that awful movie Herbie: Fully Loaded, not when you pissed Oprah off, and not even when you forgot to wear underwear while clubbing. Whatever.
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Steiner tells Axios he envisions a real town where you can rent an apartment, go to work, do your groceries, go out to eat and even go clubbing on Saturday night.
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Fabio was keen to stress that while the West End is a particular focal point for this issue, he's been witnessing and experiencing discrimination in the British clubbing capital for decades.
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While the Padres finally started hitting, Colorado shortstop Trevor Story continued one of the most impressive starts in major-league history by clubbing two homers to raise his total to six.
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Currently, the dance music community is up in arms over the local government's decision to close down London clubbing institution fabric for good, but it's not going down without a fight.
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Following the shocking change, the uptight, country-clubbing, martini-sipping Grace (Jane Fonda) and the freewheeling artist Frankie (Lily Tomlin) move in together, despite the fact that they'd been lifelong nemeses.
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Sarah is now a mom to a small child and can't go clubbing anymore—"even if I could afford the time or money"—and can't keep up with expensive alternative brands.
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I'm talking about the guy who goes dancing twice a year and who doesn't understand the unwritten rules of clubbing in Naples, such as the complex relationship between customers and bouncers.
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As Joel, you're able to commit all sorts of gruesome acts, from clubbing scavengers with lead pipes and nail-equipped 2-by-4's to using molotov cocktails on other survivors.
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Guests could be overheard chatting about clubbing ("We used to slow-jam at Leviticus back in the day") and medical appointments ("Black men don't like two things: prostate exams and therapy").
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What I'm interested in is the news stories, the primary way the outside world, the world that doesn't give a toss about Tama Sumo, come to understand clubbing and club culture.
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Before having children, you may enjoy clubbing, skydiving, and LSD; you might find fulfillment in careerism, travel, cooking, or CrossFit; you may simply relish your freedom to do what you want.
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Investigators later criticized the co-pilot for poor teamwork, specifically for not taking control of the airplane, but short of clubbing the captain into submission, there wasn't much he could do.
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And they are excavating the transgressions of the past in a country and a city that have latterly become an economic powerhouse of Europe and mecca for contemporary art and clubbing.
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We exist in a world where millions of people grew up in nightclubs, and perhaps it's childish and churlish to think that there's an upper-age-limit when it comes to clubbing.
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In my experience, in many Sub-Saharan African countries—Malawi included—clubbing can be quite divided, with the white tourists and NGO types going to certain clubs, and locals sticking to others.
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Though she was a bit "shy and awkward" when they first met, Martin said he actually had a good time after another guy joined up and the trio all went clubbing together.
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The venue, which was called home by some of the central figures of New York's house scene in the 254s and 33s, was an unsung pioneer of clubbing from the very beginning.
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He meets Alex (Edward Holcroft) early one morning after a night spent clubbing and getting high; relying on a hunch, he seeks him out after their initial chance encounter and romances him.
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Correa was hitless in his first nine at-bats in the series before clubbing a three-run, opposite-field homer off Indians closer Brad Hand to cap the scoring in the eighth.
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By this time, Giovanazzi had developed into something of a clubland entrepreneur himself, opening Complex in Glendale and developing Das Bunker into a nightlife brand with gigs at Hollywood clubbing destination Avalon.
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I went in expecting a raucous Westerosi bashment Anyone with a love of A Song of Ice and Fire and clubbing should theoretically have their dreams come true on the dance floor.
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The world's biggest LNG buyers, all in Asia, are increasingly clubbing together to secure more flexible supply contracts in a move that shifts power to importers from producers in an oversupplied market.
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Sanchez, a very good defensive prospect and pretty good hitter in the minors, has turned into a living Yankees legend, clubbing 11 home runs in 13 games, which has given him an .
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DH Pedro Alvarez continued his stretch of torrid hitting in the Orioles' 7-5 win Friday night at the Chicago White Sox, clubbing two more home runs and going 2-for-5.
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The days are long over where you'll have to grit your teeth through cheap booze and find the clubbing district of wherever you're headed in order to bump shoulders with other humans.
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As impressive as Jung's first-round clubbing of Bermudez was, however, it is not likely to earn him a rematch with featherweight champ Jose Aldo, who he came up short against in 2013.
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Just how did a 300 capacity club, where revellers were as likely to be wearing zoot suits as they were adidas shellsuits, become an emblem of the radical possibilities that clubbing can offer?
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I update my budget with upcoming expenses and ask my roommate to share her location with me tonight so I can track her and my friends when they're out clubbing — I worry, lol!
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While there, the 21-year-old model also spent quite a bit of quality time with rapper A$AP Rocky, clubbing into the wee hours of the morning both nights of the weekend.
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There's surely something to be gained by examining what exactly is going on in said charts, to ascertain just how much relevance—if any—it has to the clubbing landscape we're subsumed in.
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Tribal contests like Yanamamo clubbing duels, in which men take turns bashing each other on the head until one surrenders or is knocked out, were not regarded as suitable for the Harvard campus.
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LF Ian Happ went 163-for-5 with a homer, two runs and an RBI, clubbing his first home run since the All-Star break with his solo shot in the second innning.
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When Verboten opened in 2014, the Williamsburg spot was hailed as one of the new generation of clubs to set up shop in Brooklyn and breathe life back into New York's clubbing scene.
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A video of the beating shows a group of approximately six people converging on Harris before clubbing him with wooden sticks, and kicking and stomping him inside a downtown parking garage last August.
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Every night, they went to parties thrown by the "Queen of Clubbing" Susanne Bartsch or the "King of the Club Kids" Michael Alig, where they rubbed shoulders with John Galliano and George Michael.
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Outweighing his opponent by near 13lbs, Baruto continually tried utilising his weight advantage in the corner of the ring, before throwing heavy knees a looping, totally untechnical, clubbing right hands which had Fujita reeling.
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I think we have this sloppy, nihilistic vibe in Quebec and Montreal, especially on the Francophone side, because it's this "us against the world" kind of punk attitude, whether it's skateboarding or going clubbing.
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The idea for my new column, Group Text, sprouted out of the lessons I've learned from all this clubbing — and also from a sense that many fellow bookworms are ready for a new approach.
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That element of chaotic congregation is occasionally incredibly off putting and as an experience can be the kind of thing that, done badly, would understandably turn clubbing from a pleasure to a dreadful chore.
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"Clubbing needs to be safe, but I'm disappointed that Fabric, Islington Council and the Metropolitan Police were unable to reach agreement on how to address concerns about public safety," he said in a statement.
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A venue that was only open for three years, Legends, much like Konspiracy over in Manchester, has been largely written out of the annals of British clubbing, ditched for the likes of the Haçienda.
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The two Manchester clubbing figures will appear alongside previously announced headliners, London dubstep pioneer, Mala, and NYC-based Latin-dance artist, Quantic, as well as Italian beatmaker, DJ Khalab, and American producer, Gifted & Blessed.
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Or connected in any way to the world of clubbing that you and I know exists, the world where half a pill in a Stoke Newington basement is the gateway to complete fucking nirvana.
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The fact of the matter is you're looking at the benchmark of UK if not global clubbing over a 17-year period and they're basing this revocation on a period spanning a few months.
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Still, I doubt the Blonde Brexiter goes clubbing much these days, and the thought of a shirtless Farage necking a pill and getting all huggy on the dancefloor is way too scary to contemplate.
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Mark Trumbo, who led the majors in homers last year, is starting to heat up, clubbing a two-run blast on Wednesday and delivering a walk-off single in extra innings the previous night.
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When talking about European seaside resorts, a lot of tourists complain about the fact that there is absolutely nothing to do there except relax on the beach all day and go clubbing at night.
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And now, we see a video graphically depicting a character with Trump's face superimposed on it, shooting, stabbing, clubbing and impaling elected officials, news organizations, President Obama and a civil rights movement, Black Lives Matter.
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A longtime writer with roots in New York's queer clubbing community, Steve Weinstein has provided THUMP with a number of important features on the progression of the scene he's been a part of for years.
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Now that it's a bit more commercialized, [the clubbing culture] is all you hear about, but there's another half of the Island that's very much based on nature, solitude and something strangely spiritual and beautiful.
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At the end of the day, I want to make music that is memorable and evokes a feeling that can stick in a listener's mind, whether that be in a clubbing environment or home listening.
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The fact that Ben had little interest in clubbing or brunches meant I was able to save, even when I worked a series of frustrating entry-level jobs that paid me under $30,000 a year.
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This is the place where the myth of the onion soup as hangover cure was born, the one that's led countless partygoers to order a bowl on their way back from a night of clubbing.
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The cultural transformation this has caused in some cities is dramatic, and is one of the big reasons that Berlin is now seen as a more clubbing-friendly place than the nightlife giants of yesteryear.
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Although you've probably pushed it as far back as conventional methods of repression will allow, most of you had a clubbing experience before your popped your 'real' nightlife cherry VK in a high street sweatbox.
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The inclusiveness of that scene meant that a lot of the hardcore fans who grew up and refined their musical taste in abandoned warehouses and disused factories yearned for that esoteric feeling when going clubbing.
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If you're going clubbing regularly, you're probably at an age where you've got at least some idea of what you can and can't put in your body without creating some pretty adverse conditions for yourself.
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Tokyo's gastronomic clubbing craze kicked off in 2012 with Techno Udon, which today brings in over a thousand punters a time, each stepping barefoot on noodles to the steady march of a four-four beat.
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Right around that time, so many people were switched on, and it just started to happen... Soulwax, Hot Chip, LCD Soundsystem...Loads of people who were in a band, but went out clubbing a lot.
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The counterterrorism expert said that investigators were looking into the possibility that the suspects had lived double lives, noting that some of their Facebook pages demonstrated an interest in clubbing, girls, selfies and hair gel.
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Create a phony video of your opponent clubbing a baby seal and Facebook will make (yet another) exception to its policy against fact-checking political speech in advertisements, and remove anything found to be fake.
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Tsitsipas failed to convert three match points when Dellien, who quit tennis in 2016 to set up an ice company, served at 4-5 but he sealed victory two games later with a clubbing forehand.
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Neil Coyle, a member of Parliament in London noted that in Southwark, the borough where he is an MP, killing a fox by clubbing is legally permissible on the grounds that foxes are considered pests.
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Alongside her husband she has been on three trips to Ibiza in the last couple of years, and goes clubbing between once and three times a month all over London—from Phonox, to Ministry, to Fire.
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Tons of celebs hit up NYC's Up&Down nightclub Monday night for Rihanna's Met Gala after-party, and a lot of them changed out of their crowns, wings and lengthy gowns into more traditional clubbing getups.
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Rookie Trey Mancini extended his torrid stretch in the series opener, clubbing one of Baltimore's three first-inning homers, and is 10-for-16 with two homers and eight RBIs during a five-game hitting streak.
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It's eclectic blend of latin jazz, vintage funk, northern soul, hip-hop, and house, was a far cry from champagne and chart music of the VIP-friendly world of West End clubbing just up the road.
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In a legally sanctioned gladiatorial arena, young men are able to exhibit the same skills -- throwing, clubbing, running, wrestling, tackling, hand-eye coordination -- that would have made them successful fighters or hunters in the ancestral environment.
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Following a practice session, the figure skater was the victim of clubbing when Shane Stant took a police baton to her right knee in the hopes of breaking it and sidelining her from the Olympic games.
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At the same time, it was also gaining traction amid the gay clubbing scene in London, where CK1, a term for consuming a mix of both ketamine and cocaine, was being used alongside GHB and ecstasy.
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The bartenders are done at 3 AM, and depending on how drunk we are and how much fun the people at the bar are, we either go clubbing or have an after party at someone's house.
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THUMP caught up with Forest and Flash Factory's owner Michael Satsky via email, to talk about their plans for the night and the future of Better Days, and to reminisce about New York's bygone clubbing days.
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Lucroy staked Texas to an early lead with an RBI double before clubbing the go-ahead two-run home run in the eighth inning of Saturday's 8-5 victory, and the longtime Milwaukee Brewer is batting .
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She said the attack took place in 1987, when she was 26 and Brunel was in his early 40s, after the two had been out clubbing and she woke up naked and confused in his bed.
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So much so, that several clubs encouraged their patrons to participate in pro-reform protests across the country, even offering a free cocktail for those that had protested before going out clubbing in true Beirut style.
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"Each one is totally unique," says Ta. His four older sisters' clubbing phase is also a reference point that permeates his collections, evident in his use of nuclear hues: sunshine yellows, fluorescent pinks and fiery oranges.
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So if these smaller exchanges don't find a way of clubbing together, they will be taken over, or squeezed out altogether, said Hannes Takacs, a senior manager at the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
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Rejecting everything around us, rejecting, even, the notion of what reality is, in a way, when you think about it, sort of what we do, unwittingly, when we take a pill and go clubbing till 8am.
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Amid a heavy schedule of fundraisers for the London clubbing institution, UK DJ and producer Paul Rose, aka Scuba, has shared a techno-filled promotional mix for his contribution to its long-running mix series, fabric 90.
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SEOUL/TOKYO/MILAN (Reuters) - The world's biggest liquefied natural gas (LNG) buyers, all in Asia, are clubbing together to secure more flexible supply contracts in a move which shifts power to importers from producers as oversupply grows.
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Sit on Miami Beach at three in the morning after clubbing all night and letting the coming in/going away of the hot South Beach tides take your mind to a place of deep contemplation of death?
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Skream never got his teeth fixed, people seemingly preferred to stay in with lager and Storage Wars rather than go clubbing, and for reasons that'll never be explained, Mo Farrah got the knighthood nod over Route 94.
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It features testimony from Ibiza clubbing kingpin, Abel Matutes, whose family owns several clubs and hotels in the area, including Ushuaïa, Ushuaïa Tower, Hard Rock Hotel, and most recently Hï Ibiza, which replaces long-serving club Space.
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Ending up at the Old Blue Last in Shoreditch for a very special night of garage past and present hosted by Desperados, why not immerse yourself in the world that put British clubbing back on the map?
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The video shows members of a local police auxiliary unit, known as a joint defense team, kicking and clubbing women and a child as they sat in a dusty street, the sound of cries filling the air.
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"But I'm not clubbing as much as I used to because I have to be a bit more present now," says the 2352-year-old, who's making waves for remixing classical music, with layers of contemporary influences.
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"Clubbing is just one aspect of your life ... I cannot live in a club," said Miko Shakhdinarian, one of seven activists behind Tbilisi Pride, adding most LGBT+ people in Georgia hid their sexuality fearing rejection and discrimination.
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This week, she contributed the 600th mix to the influential online publication and clubbing community hub Resident Advisor, and is getting ready to headline her popular party, We Still Believe, on Friday at The 1896 in Brooklyn.
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If successful, the move would put cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego—all established clubbing hotspots in their own right—on par with other US cities including Chicago, New York, and Las Vegas.
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Johnny took in a performance of the band, Strangers You Know, and hung out until 2:30 AM. As you know, the Browns cut Johnny Friday, in the wake of his serial clubbing and allegations of domestic violence.
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We all know how exciting it is to finally turn the legal drinking age, but apparently her friends have been dying for her to join their clubbing crew (or else they all got the same bogus email blast!).
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In fact, if done right, clubbing can be one of the best things an introvert can do, because listening to your favorite music in a dark room with short, optional intervals of talking to your friends is paradise.
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Though Pease does acknowledge that shift as "just part of an evolving society," it calls to mind some definitely-made-fun-of online reports that attempted to explain why young people just aren't clubbing like they used to.
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Considering the ongoing debate about whether Generation Y even goes clubbing anymore, and the inflammatory remarks from Bloc's founder about his disdain for today's ravers, this might just be the perfect timing for a cinematic ode to nightlife.
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Whether it be a party in the Hamptons, a cookout in your own backyard, a chill day at the beach, a night of clubbing, or simply lounging around the house to avoid the heat — you need a vibe.
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Once inside, I found a dedicated clubbing crowd bouncing up and down to a D.J. I went to the bar and got something called a "Frozen SoBe" ("SoBe" being "South Beach") that tasted like sickeningly tart alcoholic lemonade.
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Using infectious pop as a vehicle for heavy topics (their debut The Hurting is a concept album about childhood trauma), Tears For Fears are woven into cult history as much as they are your parent's memories of clubbing.
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Even though Mike was talking about his personal memories of clubbing in "Weak Become Heroes," what he says and the way it comes across on the track could be from any age of raving and at any time.
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They were Gene Upshaw's hardened-plaster forearm casts, clubbing opponents into submission; George Atkinson's clothesline gonzo tackles; Phil Villapiano's insistence that a play that didn't end in blood—his or the other guy's—wasn't really a football play.
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Lothar Matthäus, a World Cup winner for Germany, phoned it in during his brief tenure with the MetroStars, spending much of his time clubbing in Manhattan or vacationing in St.-Tropez when he was purportedly rehabbing an injury.
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Left fielder Alex Gordon, hovering below the Mendoza line 10 days ago, has led the charge for the resurgent Royals, clubbing a grand slam in Thursday's 8-1 romp for his third home run in as many games.
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The raconteur who charmingly burbles during drinks is tapped out of stories by the time the oysters arrive; the genius who wears his erudition so lightly over appetizers starts clubbing you over the head with it during dessert.
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Heidi dishes about those early days of clubbing as well as the now legendary story of her move with Harvey to LA and the career rebirth that has taken place for both of them over the past 15 years.
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Clubbing two homers in a game for the first time in his major league career Monday, Polanco led the Pittsburgh Pirates to their fifth straight win with a 4-2 decision over the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium.
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Neumann told Baruch College's graduating class in 2017 that when he first arrived in New York, he spent much of his time clubbing, "hitting on every girl in the city," and trying to get rich, New York magazine reported.
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I passed on the drinks (a Corona was $10) as I had paid so much for the cover, but I was glad I had come: When you think about the quintessential clubbing experience, Mango's is what comes to mind.
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After clubbing two home runs in his first World Series game, Roberto Perez showed bunt on Jake Arrieta's first pitch to him, but he pulled the bat back and ended up striking out in an eight-pitch at-bat.
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According to the police report, Rice, 21, and Liggins -- a 24-year-old DT who was on the Colts at the time -- got into a verbal fight early in the morning on December 16 after a night of clubbing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A decline in Britain's clubbing scene has prompted the statistics agency to drop nightclub entrance charges from the basket of goods and services it uses to calculate inflation — and instead add refill pods for home espresso machines.
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He is Andruw Jones, who at his peak, as a center fielder for the Atlanta Braves, delivered some of the most impressive defensive seasons of any player in history while, almost as an aside, clubbing 434 career home runs.
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The last time I tried clubbing solo was two years ago in Miami as part of a Cosmo article on dating scenes across the United States — and the groping and stalker-like tendencies I encountered had somewhat traumatized me.
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On A Little Late, Singh doesn't veer too far from the tone of her most popular YouTube videos; on her personal channel, she focuses on comedy shorts about experiences including going clubbing, having long hair, and her Indian heritage.
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Hopefully you don't need to be reminded that clubbing as we know it today is the result of the tireless work carried out by members of the African American, Latino, and gay communities in the mid-to-late 1970s.
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As DJs and clubbers from all around the world descend on the White Isle, the year's musical identity is defined through all-day beach parties, all-night sessions at clubbing meccas, and secret jungle parties tucked into leafy enclaves.
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Left fielder Justin Upton snapped out of a 1-for-16 funk over his previous six games by clubbing a pair of homers and driving in four runs for Detroit, which dropped three games back of the top wild-card.
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We spoke to Fitz and Thais-Williams about Catch One, the LGBTQ clubbing scene, and what it felt like to wrap the film and attend the Los Angeles Pride Parade just one day after news of the Orlando shooting broke out.
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Earlier this month, after a successful stint on the Victoria's Secret Paris runway, Jenner spent quite a bit of quality time with Rocky in Miami, clubbing until the wee hours of the morning and acting "very flirty," according to a source.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A group of independent Chinese oil refiners is clubbing together to survive an onslaught by state-owned giants and the rise of private chemical giants, but industry analysts said the new alliance may find it hard to stick.
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"It's just the same—there are lots of restrictions," he notes, before going on to add that things in "third world countries take longer," when it comes to creating a climate in which clubbing is allowed to flourish and thrive.
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London clubbing institution Fabric's in-house enterprise that's catalogue is tied together by dark tones and progressive intentions, but because Our Spaces is so reflective of its creator's wonderfully divergent impulses,the LP still belongs to a realm all its own.
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Being 17 years old, David started by telling the police he knew nothing of the town's spate of fires, and one of the officers responded by clubbing his head with a phone book, at which point he confessed to everything.
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The trailer (set to Stella Mwangi's glorious "Big Girl," a reminder of the consistently epic soundtrack of Broad City) shows the girls swapping out an "early night" for drugs, clubbing, Human Centipede photo ops, and eventually, murder (or at least manslaughter).
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To prove that they aren't fucking about and that this video is a hard hitting examination of everything bad about people who go clubbing, the lads start strong, by essentially indicting all men who have ever been to a club.
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My team have spoken to all involved in the current situation and I am urging them to find a common sense solution that ensures the club remains open while protecting the safety of those who want to enjoy London's clubbing scene.
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Unlike places such as New York, where restrictive regulations around nightlife make throwing parties difficult, the Miami clubbing scene was never forced underground; partygoers were never made to call anonymous numbers on the backs of flyers just to find a venue.
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Pliskova earned two match points in the ninth game but Wozniacki survived them both to ensure the Czech would have to serve for the match, which she managed after saving two break points by sealing victory with a clubbing ace.
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But for all the rigors of the job, many say it's what happens outside of the shows that leads to wooziness: staying out late clubbing the night before, spending the morning rushing from appointment to appointment, forgetting to eat or hydrate.
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One of Hideout's strongest features is the way it positions itself somewhere between a clubbing experience, a festival, and a straight up, traditional summer holiday, The site's five clubs are all roofless, and large enough to feel like festival stages.
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Clubbing can, when it's bad, when it's dull, when it fails to reach those dizzying heights of transcendence we're all looking for every time we step through the doors of Tresor or Canavan's or Mercy, be a uniquely boring experience.
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Video game live-streams saw spikes in both daily active users and engagement times on platforms like Douyu, while unconventional live-streaming sessions for social events like "Cloud Clubbing" were launched by various music labels across a number of platforms.
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By 2008, he has been a New Yorker for eight years, wholly partaking in the city's gay culture: drinking vodka-tonics at Splash, in Chelsea, and at Wonder Bar, in the East Village; clubbing at the Limelight; hooking up, sometimes recklessly.
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Soto made a dynamic World Series debut in the Nationals' 1003-4 victory in Game 1 on Tuesday, clubbing an opposite-field homer and lashing a two-run double to left to help build an early lead off Gerrit Cole.
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In Paris, she would buy fragrances at Guerlain on the Champs-Élysées; go to the movies at Trocadéro and clubbing at New Jimmy's, owned by the Parisian nightclub queen Régine, and Chez Castel, owned by the French soccer star Jean Castel.
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The alleged use of a mobile phone dating app as a way of preying on victims; the use of a psychoactive drug increasingly popular on the clubbing and sex party scene as a poison and, probably, as a red herring.
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Her passing prompted Als to consider with whom he had made formative relationships in the 1970s and '80s, living on the Lower East Side, clubbing in spaces frequented by transgendered partiers, and learning the treacherous and ecstatic contours of romantic desire.
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"I try to analyze extreme forms of gesture and movement in genres that follow specific codes, such as pole dancing, tecktonik, clubbing, vogueing, R&B, tap dancing, and the languages of everyday movement in different cultures," Bachzetsis told Frieze in 2013.
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"As a Canadian, I am ashamed by the brutal clubbing of baby seals and thus I have empathy for many of the French citizens who also experience both shame and sadness at the misery suffered by these very sociable birds," Anderson said.
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Lindsay Lohan spends more time in Dubai (she moved there and loves it) these days than she does in tabloids, but that doesn't mean she isn't just as entertaining to follow now as she was back in the Britney & Paris clubbing days.
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THUMP: Obviously you've a long and storied history when it comes to nightlife, and clubbing in particular, but what was it exactly that made you want to document a few hundred years worth of British cultural history in your most recent book?
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Lewis Ellis, a 25-year-old from Manchester, told the Daily Mirror that the post-clubbing dolphin-watching trip from Ayia Napa turned out to be a nightmare as he and his friends realised halfway they were on the way to Syria.
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This tailor-made approach is part of Swiss Re's response to fierce competition in the reinsurance industry, where companies are being forced to find new ways to make money as their traditional model of clubbing together to backstop risks generates increasingly slim returns.
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Clubbing at a place like LIV in the Fountainebleau hotel will run you between $1,500 and $3,000 a table depending on its proximity to the dance floor, and bottle service will tack at least a few more hundred dollars to the bill.
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They tried their best to rouse their man in the third set but it was mission impossible as Nadal, clubbing the ball as if his life depended on it, finished like a raging bull as he headed into his 24th Grand Slam final.
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After the Giants beat Washington in the regular season finale last weekend, a handful of Giants players flew to Miami, went clubbing and ended up partying on a yacht the next day, less than a week before the playoff matchup with the Packers.
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At that time, I didn't really have a recognised visual practice and I couldn't support myself at all doing that, so I think clubbing provided this safe space using fashion, dance and all these things in nightlife that are a bit more immediate.
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The event's hosts—Rob Stevenson of formative disco imprint Casablanca and Toby Benson of music management company Discord—explained in an interview with Forbes that they want to bring back the sense of spontaneity and intimacy that characterized clubbing experiences of yore.
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Now, they might as well be clubbing each other with cartoon-size mallets as they vie for the opportunity to face the Cleveland Cavaliers — the extraordinarily well-rested Cleveland Cavaliers, who have yet to lose a playoff game — in the conference finals.
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Unless you grew up in one of the few metropolitan cities in the UK whose nightlife extends beyond chain venues, strip clubs, and 90s R&B nights, then Oceana will have played at least a supporting role in your first years of clubbing.
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"I'm always drawn to the eccentrics in each field of music and I love that a club like fabric, that is such a mainstay of London's clubbing landscape, is also the de facto London home of dance music's foremost eccentric," explained the producer.
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Mahomes bridges these eras, the decline of the Royals and the ascent of the Chiefs, a singular star who, in a football context, does what Bo Jackson did when he was scaling outfield walls and clubbing 500-foot homers here 30 years ago.
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In those 25 years I have been here, and the 40 years Connections has existed, there have been immense changes in the way people go clubbing, and immense changes in the gay and lesbian community – how they go out, where they go out.
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Drawing inspiration from Berghain in Berlin and the vibrant raves of former Eastern bloc countries, Basement is a conscious (some might say self-conscious) throwback to the pre-iPhone, pre-bottle-service era of clubbing (minus the reek of stale booze and cigarettes).
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Prior to going to Berlin, I'd never been to a rave; the word "clubbing" summoned memories of getting rejected at SoHo nightclubs for wearing the wrong shoes, and I couldn't have articulated the difference between EDM, techno, and beep-boop robot noises.
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Aoki's flight lasted 90 minutes, and he and 20 other lucky partygoers experienced a total of about 25 minutes of weightlessness, which judging by the footage Aoki shared on Instagram looked way more fun than clubbing with two feet on a dance floor.
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The weekend prior, Jenner spent quite a bit of quality time with Rocky in Miami for the annual Art Basel festivities — spending the night "side by side" while clubbing until the wee hours of the morning and acting "very flirty," according to a source.
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It's clearly in a bad way—sunrays enter through holes in the ceiling, filtering arms of dusty light between low hanging wires and dry beams—yet, even in its current state, it's easy to see what a singular clubbing environment it must have been.
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Luckily for Williamsburg Latin-inspired restaurant and nightclub Black Flamingo, they made it, and have found a niche clubbing experience that offers great local residents like Razor-N-Tape and Eli Escobar, as well as the occasional drop in from legends like Louie Vega.
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Ecstasy (MDMA) was in short supply at the time, recalls Tibor Brunt at Trimbos, a drug-research centre in Utrecht, and what was available was of poor quality; mephedrone and 4-FA (4-fluoroamphetamine, another clubbing drug) were legal ways to fill the gap.
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Meanwhile, Ultrabar will be throwing a pro-Trump bash ... with their open bar being from 10-11 PM. To get into the Ultrabar's "Make Clubbing Great Again" party, you have to be wearing red, white and blue or provide proof you attended the inauguration.
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The Monitoring the Future survey of US students found in 22014 that only 13 percent of high school seniors had used ketamine in the past year, almost half the proportion compared to 21, when the drug was more prevalent on the American clubbing scene.
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The 39-year-old Filipino legend looked focused and busy from the opening bell and had the 15,000 fans at the Axiata Arena on their feet when he sent his Argentine opponent to the canvas three times in total with an array of clubbing blows.
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Nancy Kissel, who is in her mid 50s, has been in jail since 2005 when she was found guilty of murdering her husband after giving him a drug-laced milkshake and then clubbing him to death with a metal ornament in their luxury home.
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In addition to clubbing his first career home run — a solo shot to lead off the third inning — Suter (2-2) also pitched 4 2/3 innings after Milwaukee starter Wade Miley had to leave the game in the first inning with a side injury.
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Yeah, there is a general rule of thumb that what happens in #Beefa stays in #Beefa, but don't we all want to know what a £2 million hen-do with Adele and twenty of her bessies in the clubbing capital of the world looks like?
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Seasoned music industry insiders, including musicians, promoters, DJs, and club owners, told THUMP that the Cromañón fire marked the beginning of a prohibitive governmental policy that sought to restrict cultural activities like clubbing and live shows, rather than encourage citizens to enjoy them responsibly.
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In recent years, the sounds of Newark, New Jersey, have taken over the clubbing landscape on an international scale, leaving us all spending our nights out dancing to the bump-bump-bumpbumpbump-bump-bump of refixes of our favorite R&B and chart tracks.
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If that means making what is essentially a rap song about clubbing in a cornfield ("Kick the Dust Up") or an R&B sex jam with lyrics like "Feel my belt turn loose from these old bluejeans" ("Strip It Down"), then so be it.
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Pearce followed by clubbing a three-run homer, and the Red Sox never looked back, using an eight-run fourth inning to put an emphatic stamp on the start of a four-game series that could weigh heavily on the American League East race.
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The plodding Dimitrenko, whose attack was limited to pawing jabs and clinch after becoming a touch hesitant to engage in slugfest once feeling his opponent's power, was floored four times in the brief bout—with Parker's clubbing right hands over the top dismantling Dimitrenko.
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Discussing the factors that reshaped the way people experience nightlife, they identified two things: rave culture, a phenomenon created by a generation that places a precedent on mass participation; and clubbing, which hinges more on the idea that musical presentation transcends a specific physical space.
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It's where Kelly first drags Yorkie onto the dancefloor to Alexander O'Neal's "Fake," starts doing some angular shoulder-based routine that everyone else in the room seems to know because as far as I can tell clubbing in the 213s was like one big Michael Jackson video.
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Sources say the trio ended up going clubbing with Eiza Gonzalez after the Chiefs beat the 49ers ... and they all partied at E11EVEN night club from midnight until 6 AM. Demi actually posted the video on her Instagram ... but for some reason, she quickly deleted the post.
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One of the first people I spoke to, Jasmine Dotiwala—a producer, writer, and former head of hip-hop and R&B music channel MTV Base—stressed that the prejudices the incident exposed were consistent with a trend she'd noticed with increasing frequency while clubbing in London.
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So here's my overly earnest little guide to going clubbing as an introvert: Your enjoyment of dragging yourself away from the comforts of your own apartment is going to live or die by how much you dig the DJ you're supposed to be going to see.
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The type of culture that's specific to what younger people are doing is age-specific, but there's different ways of relating to clubbing and for me, that's when I can appreciate something, like the cultures surrounding house or techno, that might seem a bit more conventional.
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They Meet Up in Miami: Early December The pair spent quite a bit of quality time in Miami for the annual Art Basel festivities — spending the night "side by side" while clubbing until the wee hours of the morning and acting "very flirty," according to a source.
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Originally broadcast in 1999 and running for two seasons, it was a mix of stark realism—capturing the characters' job struggles, casual drug use, clubbing, pubbing, and PlayStation sessions—and post-modern surrealism, crammed with references and homages to icons of 80s and 90s pop culture.
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It used to be enough to hire out a decent club, put some speakers in, wire-up a pair of decks, ask the bloke down the road with the big headphones to play a few records, charge a fiver on the door, and let the clubbing commence.
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When they met on Berlin's clubbing circuit in 2015, Isik was designing a line of tailored men's wear and teaching at the Academy of Fashion and Design in Berlin; Huseby was a fashion photographer who had recently completed a photographic series about edible urban plants and weeds.
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When he acted, he did so in response to the horrific violence peaceful protest made manifest: the clubbing of Freedom Riders; the bombing of black businesses, homes and churches; the attacks on demonstrators with jack boots, water cannons and dogs; the racist riots in Oxford, Miss.
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They shuffle round supermarkets, deliberating over which olive oil offer to plonk in their trolley, seemingly unaware that they will die soon and because they'll soon be dead it doesn't matter if they're saving 32p on olive oil—which makes seeing older people clubbing all the more disquieting.
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Tons of DJs toy with these sounds, but some—like Lee Burridge, the pioneering Brit responsible for helping launch Hong Kong's clubbing scene in the 90s, Damian Lazarus, Bedouin, and relative newcomer Atish—have greatly expanded their career potential on playing tracks that recall the desert's vast environs.
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It shouldn't come as much of a surprise then, that when fabric Records—and their artist led label Houndstooth—decided to put together a release that would embody the spirit of this clubbing community, and represent the collective power of the support for the club, the response was overwhelming.
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An ocean away from the hallowed halls of Berghain, the nocturnal freaks here in New York City will now have a chance to experience the type of endless ravedom promised by the Berlin clubbing institution, at a 36-hour party thrown by local techno providers Unter, and The Bunker.
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Taking this option is pretty much consigning yourself to a life without clubs and clubbing, but hey, think about all those Hungarian surrealist novels you'll not read as you spend your life listlessly masturbating while watching videos on YouTube of blokes from Mansfield who've made their own daleks.
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The 18-minute film, directed by English filmmaker Wayne Holloway, delves into the social, economic, and political motivations that have caused London to lose 50 percent of its clubs since 2008, and questions the future of dance music in what was once one of the world's biggest clubbing destinations.
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This means you'll either pursue a more discerning clubbing experience and get into trend-chasing, or you will stop going out altogether and instead settle for watching The One Show and eating asparagus and wearing wellies and whatever else it is you do when your dick falls off.
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My foray into the dark, dank, desolate world of news stories about nightclubs and clubbing was essentially like being told that, not only was Father Christmas actually your dad, but your dad is a cheating, lying, life-ruining, alcoholic bastard who'd fucked your aunt and stolen from your grandmother.
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Located in the Playa D'en Bossa region of the White Isle, Space grew to become to pinnacle of Ibiza clubbing throughout their lengthy reign, hosting residencies from the likes of Carl Cox, who recently ended his 15-year Music Is Revolution night with a mammoth all-night set.
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Starting at 4PM, and streaming on Facebook Live, DJ Stretch Armstrong and Evan Auerbach will celebrate the pending release of their new book, No Sleep: NYC Nightlife Flyers 1988-1999, with a discussion of the pivotal role of graphic design in the golden age of New York clubbing.
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Formed in 2011, Peverelist, Asusu and Kowton's collective have helped shape the sound of contemporary clubbing in the UK and beyond, becoming synonymous with a distinct strain of cloudy, dark-room UK dance music that sits somewhere between techno and the bassier end of the "post-dubstep" spectrum.
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Like Mexico's BPM Festival or the Dominican Republic's Groovefest, SXMusic sells itself as a destination festival in a tropical paradise, and attracted legions of seasoned clubbing veterans and industry sorts from cities like Montreal, Toronto, New York, and London looking for warmer climes and deeper vibes in the winter months.
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The bill was largely successful in killing off the illegal rave, but it had the unforeseen consequence of enshrining clubbing as a counterculture, creating an explosion of super clubs, and beginning a lineage of underground club music—through jungle garage, grime dubstep, and house—unrivaled in the rest of the world.
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This week, VICE UK and our club culture channel Thump will look at the new state of nightlife in Britain—from the questionable door policies of West End clubs, to the rise of corporate interests in clubbing, to the next generation of teenagers and their alternative view of going out.
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In it, Troxler explains the role New York has played in growth as a musician, saying that "everything kind of started here," and how "Output was one of the first clubs to reintroduce modern clubbing in a classic way" in the city in the wake of Rudy Giuliani's destructive nightlife policies.
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In the wake of fabric's demise, with clubgoers mourning the loss of not only another beloved venue but the decline of UK club culture in general, we look back at the story of how a previous behemoth of British clubbing rose to greatness before burning to a pile of ashes. Literally.
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"With Blackout, we aim to change the clubbing mentality a little to perhaps mirror that of the continent, where having more time equates to spreading the party out a little and focusing more on the music and experience rather than getting into a stupor and forgetting you were even out."
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Mariners win on Lee's 10th-inning homer SEATTLE — Dae-Ho Lee does not speak English, but applause is an international language that Lee clearly understood as he circled the bases with a smile on his face after clubbing a pinch-hit, walk-off home run Wednesday afternoon at Safeco Field.
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Quite simply, clubbing is in Madonna's musical DNA: Before she smashed into the mainstream with 22's "Holiday," she was a regular at legendary New York City nightspot Danceteria, where she persuaded DJ Mark Kamins to play her post-disco debut single "Everybody" and later gave her first ever live performance.
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From May 4-6, travelers and locals alike will get the chance to bask in sets from clubbing icons like Latin-dance artist Quantic, as well as acid house pioneer, A Guy Called Gerald, who has prepared a mix of diverse dance sounds for the festival that you can listen to below.
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It's not hard to draw a line between the rise of middle-brow rooftop clubbing—a world where the hard and transgressive edges of the club-night has been softened with brioche buns, mixologists, corporate sponsors, deck-chairs, and "taste-making" DJs—and the shift that's currently taking place in Britain's festival culture.
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As pictures of heavily armoured Spanish police clubbing women on the ground stunned Europe on Sunday, the few governments that spoke out included those of Scotland, Slovenia, which emerged from the bloody collapse of Yugoslavia, and Belgium, where repeated rounds of devolution have averted a final split between French- and Dutch-speakers.
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With the help of co-producer Paul Barker, a cast of collaborators, and enough narcotics to kill a small country, Ministry's sound became a nihilistic blend of punk fury, clubbing adrenaline, and industrial experimentation, largely influenced by the boundary-pushing of his other projects: Revolting Cocks, Pailhead, 1000 Homo DJs, and Lard.
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But even he pales beside Daniel Day-Lewis, who begins " There Will Be Blood " (2007) at the foot of a shaft, striking sparks in the gloom as he batters away at the oil-bearing rock, and ends by clubbing the daylights out of another man—a softer substance, so much easier to crack.
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They acknowledged being unnerved by the Yankee Stadium crowd, their bullpen imploded and squandered a 4-0 lead over the final nine outs in Game 123, and their hitters, who comprised baseball's best offense during the regular season, have been jittery in this series after clubbing Boston pitchers in the first round.
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Sanchez hit a solo home run in the second inning, boosting the Yankees' early lead to 22-21 and hastening an early departure by Boston starter David Price, and he then put the game out of reach by clubbing a three-run, seventh-inning home run off another left-hander, Eduardo Rodriguez.
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"Clubbing Horoscopes" will open your third eye, give you valuable insight into your nightlife horizons, and help you temporarily forget that everyone—from you to your favorite DJ to that one hula-hooper at every Damian Lazarus afterparty—are on a giant, decaying rock careening towards death in the middle of outer space.
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However, security footage from the Olympic village and the gas station that was supposedly the scene of the crime cast doubts on Lochte's story—reports now suggest that the group vandalized and pissed all over the gas station after going clubbing, and were detained by security guards until they paid for the damage.
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Still, Alimony Hustle do a lot with a little here as understated vocals, skittish drums and intricate guitar parts continually coalesce, splinter off and interrupt each other to create a sum of its parts, rather than clubbing you over the head with one overriding element like a roast comprised entirely of potatoes.
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Listen, it's fine: all just cuddle down for the winter, hibernate almost, just us girls and the Virgin Wine Club subscription we all pitch in for, and we'll wait until March and then get back to all night clubbing and splitting a cab home an—sorry, did someone shave in the sink this morning?
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A key figure in the "Modern Monetary Theory" economic camp, her assertions that the federal government could spend freely for things like a jobs guarantee or Green New Deal without risking runaway inflation, a debt default or a clubbing by global creditors have been Twitter-bombed by mainstream economists as left-wing free lunchism.
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"Wealthy travelers are ditching the beach parties and all-night clubbing and instead spending their money on wellness summits, spirituality retreats, and resorts that focus on self-care, which has turned "wellness tourism" into a $639 billion industry, according to the 2018 Global Wellness Tourism Economy study," Business Insider&aposs Katie Warren reported in June.
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We'll be rolling out essays on everything from the state of the lesbian clubbing scene to the relative lack of trans-friendly spaces in the city, guides to the best Pride parties and LBGTQ clubs in New York, and a timeline of Christopher Street's history, with a couple surprises mixed in along the way.
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This week, DJ and party-starter LSDXOXO, Fool's Gold co-founder Nick Catchdubs, the pride of the Jersey club scene UNIIQU3, New York's Tygapaw, Philly clubber and DJ Gun$ Garcia, and club institution Nick Hook divulge their hangover and all-night-clubbing hacks for how to survive the day after a big club night.
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In one episode, DJ, Stephanie, and Kimmy (the three women who take the place of the three men at the center of the original show) go out clubbing — insert obligatory "Wooo!" from the audience at the sight of them in dresses, and steel yourself for several dance scenes — and they run into Macy Gray.
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Inspired by THUMP colleague Michelle Lhooq's eye-opening journey into sober clubbing, we decided to talk to several electronic artists—including Moby, Tommie Sunshine, and Kill Frenzy—about why they have chosen to live free of the substances that so many of their peers and fans consider an integral part of the club experience.
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Here's an idea: if we begin to accept the fact that clubbing doesn't necessarily need to take place in traditional club space, or within a timeframe, and that disavowing tradition can lead to greater enjoyment, then maybe promoters will stand a better chance of succeeding in a market that's determined to watch them fail.
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In all seriousness, though, you'd think that with clubs closing more often than Keith Floyd woke up with hangovers, that the clubbing community —THUMP included— would rally together to make sure that going out is definitely, actually more fun than sitting in with a six pack of warm bitter and a Storage Hunters UK marathon on Dave.
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While some gay dance parties have certainly lost their footing as of late, a new breed of pan-sexual, pan-gender, inclusivity-above-all events have taken hold in their stead, where the sexual tension that dominated an earlier generation of gay clubbing is a happy coincidence, rather than a focus, and marginalized communities are given space to thrive.
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It's another excuse for them to not look at drug laws and regulations properly, because the maxim of death—tragic, horrific death—is enough for them continue to blindly enact things that not only have a huge detriment to the safety of clubbers but also systematically destroy everything that makes British clubbing culture what it is.
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Many people are saving up to go to two big festivals a year, rather than clubbing each month, thinks Iason Chronis, a DJ. The economies of scale of big festivals, in which a captive audience splurges on food and drink, make it easier for festival organisers to book big DJs such as Calvin Harris or Jamie xx.
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Future newsletters include odes to marathon phone calls as a way to get a handle on your life, an examination of how going clubbing showed one contributor that dancing was the key to feeling less self-hatred about her body, and many more methods for feeling decent in a world that can sometimes seem less than kind.
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It was Ray's turn one day later, however, as the young southpaw allowed one hit and struck out a career-high 13 over seven frames en route to a 2-1 win for Arizona, although San Diego's Patrick Kivlehan also made a name for himself by clubbing a long home run in his big-league debut.
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According to the newspaper, local police have formed a coordinated effort to address use of popular drugs, including ecstasy and cocaine, at venues on the popular Chapel St. "Police are hand-picking "clubbing cops" who are aged 18 to 25 and sending them in to catch dealers, users and to gather intelligence," the Herald Sun reports.
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There's a new batch of club kids, but because of rising costs of living in the city, a lot of them go home to their apartments in Brooklyn—the borough where a lot of the clubbing has moved, for financial and zoning reasons—at a reasonable hour, so they can wake up and earn a paycheck the next day.
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The Boston Red Sox sent the capacity crowd into a downward spiral and an early exit, clubbing Yankees starter Luis Severino and taking advantage of Manager Aaron Boone's indecisiveness to score seven runs in the fourth inning and blast the Yankees, 28-20, to take a two-games-to-one lead in the American League division series.
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For our first installment, "How to Get a Drink at a Crowded Club," we turned to club music warriors LSDXOXO, Fools Gold co-founder Nick Catchdubs, jersey club queen UNIIQU3, New York party-starter Tygapaw, rising Philadelphia DJ Gun$ Garcia, and seasoned dance music veteran Nick Hook for tips on how to snag the clubbing fuel you need.
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The soundtrack of a generation was accompanied by the legends and mythologies created on a picturesque Mediterranean island out in the Balearics and portrayed with characteristic insouciance in the documentary A Short Film About Chilling, a film depicting the first wave of British DJs, promoters, and bands in Ibiza, prior to the subsequent mass invasion of clubbing tourists.
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Major spoilers follow for The Walking Dead's season seven premiere, "The Day Will Come When You Won't Be." By far the best defense I've seen of the season premiere is that when the vicious Negan starts clubbing beloved characters in the head with his bat, the act is meant to further the story of The Walking Dead's protagonist, Rick.
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The aching joints, the creaking backs, the stench of failure — this is reality, this is a future we all face, but who on earth goes clubbing to confront the deeply depressing facets of life that we can barely bring ourselves to think about during our regular waking hours, let alone at 4am in a room full of people in varying states of disrepair?
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While Seth has a pretty clear idea who he thinks is responsible for the current transitional phase—"It's every time these fucking Conservatives get in, who don't really give a fuck about anyone, to be absolutely fair"—that doesn't make it any less ridiculous that a country as steeped in clubbing history appears to be turning its back on the legacy.
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Though some have dubbed events like The Night Shift as classical clubbing — with musicians playing everywhere from clubs, pubs and libraries to galleries and even garages — others say they are part of a larger movement called indie classical, which also can incorporate everything from contemporary classical concerts in clubs, with mash-ups including drum beats and electronica, to classical raves at festivals.
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The site carried disclaimers making clear that those escorts who advertised there were offering companionship, not sex, though the Justice Department says that was mainly what was on offer.) But it expanded into much more than that: partnering to sponsor the Hustla Ball, a "gay porn and clubbing event"; hosting the International Escort Awards (or "Hookies"); throwing dances, socials, and pool parties.
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The presence of Paris Hilton, along with her sister, Nicky Hilton Rothschild, made the entire room feel like a V.I.P. lounge, an impression nudged along by the sight of actors like Adrien Brody, Jackie Cruz ("Orange Is the New Black") and Pauly Shore, who has been clubbing with Mr. Tepperberg since the early '90s ("I was their first celebrity," he recalled proudly).
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The Quebecoise producer makes club-adjacent music that makes fun of clubbing and dance music culture; her latest record, Working Class Woman, features capitalist hard-work chants disguised as self-empowerment anthems (or maybe it's the other way around.) And despite expressing a deep, earnest appreciation for psychology, there's a song on the album that does little other than make fun of psychologists.
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In addition to mocking DJs and their indescribable ways on social media, I recently discovered a new talent: using your birthday, some random-ass star constellations, and unexplainable mercury shit to predict the future of your clubbing life, including what festival you'll impulsively book a flight to next, and which talent agent you'll have a one-night stand with in Barcelona.
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He might have jammed with rock's old guard (Ron Wood, Sting, Eric Clapton) in the early days, and gone clubbing with Scary Spice in the 90s, but as he fell in love with the city, he also started co-signing London's more unique subcultures, drawing off the energy of electronic music, and even trying to organise his own rave in the early '20073s at Bagley's Warehouse.
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While the whiplash-inducing genre—marked by manic tempos ranging from 180-220 BPM, distorted bass drums, and shrieking synths—is hard to come by in the US clubbing scene, a particularly fanatical promoter named "Justin Bailey" (AKA Seva Granik, the mastermind behind SHADE) will be throwing a gabber party called "Zero Chill" in Brooklyn on April 1 as a winking tribute to its cultish lineage.
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It was not easy to square the serene figure at the picnic table with the goofball naïf who over the years found herself on coke-addled jaunts through the Serengeti with tempestuous models and photographer divas; who spent a thousand nights clubbing in New York or Paris fueled by lavish quantities of Champagne and other stimulants; who embarked on nearly that many libidinal adventures along the way.
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In an interview with Star2, he explained that he's designing the museum to convey the feeling of clubbing in post-wall Berlin: "I think of a place where visitors will come inside: suddenly, it gets dark, the fog machine gets going, a DJ appears in the distance, a bar rises up from the ground, the bass resonates and then the party's started," he said.
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What I'm referring to here is the clubbing that takes place in huge, cavernous, spaces, the kind of clubs where the kick bounces off the back wall over and over again, the kind of club where the reaction that "Full Clip" by Martin Buttrich or the latest record on Coccoon gets is akin to a home crowd watching a last minute winner slot into the top right hand corner.
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The man, whose born name is Alexander Coe (of Nazareth, obviously), has ticked off most of the proverbial boxes a clubbing legend could check—an era-defining club residency, the world's first commercial mix CD, a pioneer of digital DJing—but it's his forthcoming album for long-running downtempo mix CD series Late Night Tales that displays at even nearly 50 years young, he still has some tricks up his sleeve.
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While I don't wholeheartedly accept the idea that clubbing should necessarily be some kind of totally transformative experience where paradigms shift every time you nip out for a cigarette, but come on, the literal last thing this world—this crumbling, awful, terrible, scared, shocked, ruined, wrecked, fucked world—needs is a night in Norwich called Technix 'N Chill where Dane Bowers plays a selection of all your favourite 90s R&B and garage anthems.
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A 48 year old newspaper columnist who hasn't been clubbing since he was a roguish fresher in the 4343s will write an incendiary newspaper column about nightclubs being "hellish cesspits populated by walking lobotomies, run-down pleasure palaces for dunderheaded dullards who've stuffed themselves silly with the remnants of a particularly potent pharmaceutical stew," in order to sell papers and generate clicks and you and everyone you know will be FURIOUS about the disrespect on show.
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Secondly, I may not be the smartest bulb in the chandelier but I&aposm bright enough to know this that if you attack Donald Trump, he&aposs going to come back at you and he&aposs going to hit you harder than you ever hit him, and when you&aposre ready to give up in the fight, he isn&apost, and he keeps clubbing you until you are unconscious and in a coma and can&apost come out of it.
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If you went out clubbing in the early 90s you probably remember DJ Jean's hard house anthem "The Launch," which made it all the way to number two in the charts in the UK. Since the track's release, the self-proclaimed "Master of the Wheels of Steel" has enjoyed some of the spoils bestowed on those who make a hard house track about a rocket ship launch: a monthly residency in Amsterdam, weekly radio show, and most recently, a guest appearance on local Dtuch TV show, RTLNL.
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