" In the words of the mayor's office, the Office of Nightlife will serve as a central point of contact between city agencies, the nightlife industry, and residents, "promoting a safe and vibrant nightlife scene.
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And a slew of promoters and artists from around the world are proving that the best nightlife is diverse nightlife.
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"For Russians, nightlife here is comparable to European nightlife in Berlin, Amsterdam, or London, and Tbilisi is relatively [close to] Russia," he said.
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The idea for the brand was based on the "style, fashion, and music of the '70s," where "nightlife was truly nightlife," Hocking said.
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Part of the proposed legislation included creating an Office of Nightlife and a Nightlife Advisory Board, and repealing the prohibition-era cabaret law.
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The City Council approved Mr. Espinal's bill on August 224 to establish an Office of Nightlife and a 0003-member appointed Nightlife Advisory Board.
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If you were to ask anyone involved in nightlife in Montreal who we had to thank for the current state of nightlife, most would answer Tiga.
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The rhetoric generally goes that nightlife in the capital—especially queer nightlife—is dead, but tonight, for a moment at least, that feels kind of off-the-mark.
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The musicians asked Duggan to loosen restrictions surrounding nightlife—such as how late bars are allowed to stay open—and appoint an official nightlife liaison to his staff.
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Meanwhile, the NYC Office of Nightlife released a Google form to gather statistics about the impact of the pandemic on the city's nightlife workers, freelancers, and business owners and operators.
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His portrayals of Malian fashion and nightlife make a political statement about a burgeoning culture finding its footing, which, according to Sidibé, brought a newfound dynamism to the nation and its nightlife.
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In the '90s, John and Furnish were stars of nightlife.
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It also has quite the nightlife and street food scene.
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Since 1998, have you seen an increase in nightlife violence?
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To finish, here's a (very) brief taste of Glastonbury's nightlife.
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Bad news for Yelp and good news for nightlife lovers.
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Nightlife is more than just drinks, DJs and dance floors.
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Sydney's nightlife scene has been hit by another massive blow.
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It's innovation in the nightlife industry that gives me hope.
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But, his real passion was enjoying the New York nightlife.
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When it comes to nightlife, Bangalore has plenty to offer.
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In 2014 Sydney's nightlife decided it was time for bed.
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I began to avoid the nightlife scene I once knew.
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When I decided to return to nightlife, I was afraid.
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What is it about the city's nightlife that interests you?
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Nightlife is fundamental to the eclectic mixture of urban identity.
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THE public house, linchpin of British nightlife, is in decline.
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Please don't stop the music: NYC is known for nightlife.
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Unpredictability is both the beauty and the bane of nightlife.
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Really cool guys and great tour guides of Dusseldorf nightlife.
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I myself am actually not a big fan of nightlife.
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Shapes' closure comes at a critical moment for UK nightlife.
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The CBD has a wealth of dining and nightlife options.
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Best nightlife: Enjoy your drink of choice in downtown Napa.
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I lived a very minimalistic lifestyle (no furniture, nightlife, vacations).
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Plus, it's conveniently located to the gay nightlife of Stockholm.
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And when city hall is aware of the cultural and economic value it [nightlife] creates, then maybe there could also be a form of integrity towards the people that help to develop these nightlife areas.
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La Placita is one of San Juan's most lively nightlife scenes.
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Are the clothes going to be geared towards nightlife/club wear?
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They rub shoulders with Gulf tourists drawn by Beirut's libertine nightlife.
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The exhibition largely consists of street scenes, buildings and Parisian nightlife.
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I didn't know, however, that it has a thriving nightlife scene.
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Aside from nightlife, SF kind of shuts down after 10 p.m.
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The overall quality of nightlife has improved, but it hasn't diversified.
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TNX aims to bring queer nightlife back to its underground roots.
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Amsterdam and Sydney are polar opposites when it comes to nightlife.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. British nightlife is dying.
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The unique character of British nightlife was born from two anomalies.
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This month, THUMP honors Pride with a celebration of LGBTQ nightlife.
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Do you have to choose between loving nightlife and embracing adulthood?
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He brought people together and they developed their talents, in nightlife.
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People get together and share ideas—that's what happens in nightlife.
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Many businesses are closed on Sundays, and nightlife shuts down early
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The shooting occurred in the city's nightlife center, the Oregon District.
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Science fiction meets Eastern European nightlife in this Holešovice-located nightclub.
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Nightlife doesn't need drugs to thrive, but they're pretty good sisters.
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Nightlife is especially attractive for people who suffer from mental illness.
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What is the worst example of nightlife discrimination you've come across?
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EDT (0600 GMT) as hundreds of people partied inside Cameo Nightlife.
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From fairy-tale castles to buzzing nightlife, here's what they said.
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Nightlife doesn't need drugs to thrive, but they're pretty good sisters.
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It was just the kick in the ass SF's nightlife needed.
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"All nightlife spaces should be thinking about this before it comes up," says Neon Mashurov, who has worked in various roles within nightlife for nearly a decade, including event programming and production, in Boston and New York.
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THE public house, once a linchpin of British nightlife, is in decline.
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I'm all for making New York City nightlife safer and more livable.
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What it won't do, though, is suddenly recreate the nightlife we've lost.
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Here, nightlife superstars like Skream and Carl Craig celebrate the club's reopening.
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PartyWith's differentiator from these efforts is its focus on events — specifically, nightlife.
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Let me tell you, we have some great nightlife and dance clubs.
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Nightlife VertigoThe name of this swanky rooftop cocktail lounge says it all.
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Have you seen Trump's presidency so far have an affect on nightlife?
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The world stretches beyond Hackney Wick, and the same goes for nightlife.
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Nightlife Dot's Hop House & Cocktail CourtyardA beer hall, but make it fancy.
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Being surrounded by nature also results in positive vibes and chill nightlife.
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In September, we detailed how the fight for UK nightlife starts now.
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Tour topics include transgender history, art and architecture, and bars and nightlife.
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In TTYL, Paillé applies his evolving aesthetic to Montreal's famously vibrant nightlife.
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When I was in San Diego [for training] the nightlife is different.
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Hayden: Kendal had a very vibrant nightlife when I was growing up.
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What's exciting you most right now about the NYC nightlife/DJ scene?
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Islington council just went and killed the Mr. Miyagi of London's nightlife.
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But his miserable stint at Fordham also paved Alig's road to nightlife.
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Whatever Michael Alig did for nightlife died with the man he murdered.
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But in nightlife businesses there are often drugs, and definitely alcohol, around.
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A good thing, too, because Burnet seems to be lacking in nightlife.
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To conclude your trip to Arroios, consider exploring the parish's nightlife destinations.
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Brit: Are any drugs taboo or just totally uncommon in NYC nightlife?
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In addition to its beaches, Cancún is also known for its nightlife.
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And the wild nightlife doesn't always end when the sun comes up.
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It sounds like you were pretty omnivorous when it came to nightlife.
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Meet the female DJ crew TGAF helping revolutionize the French nightlife scene.
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I'm into booze so that aspect of nightlife never appealed to me.
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A lot of cities sell themselves on the back of their nightlife.
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As for establishing the new Office of Nightlife, I'm all for it.
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The ballroom scene has a long legacy in New York's nightlife culture.
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The restaurant and nightlife industries were also shut to customers last night.
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Why do you think it's important to create spaces for queer nightlife?
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Fixated by the nightlife, 9S never noticed the door opening behind him.
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Nightlife can be nourishing—a way to feed virtues, rather than vices.
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"No Sleep: NYC Nightlife Flyers 1988-1999" (powerHouse) by Adrian Bartos (a.k.a.
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Both piers are filled with buzzy restaurants, hip nightlife, and chic shops.
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" Nightlife space created by and for trans people—what we call t4t nightlife—is as much about safety, Huxtable says, as it is about "being honest about the fact that we are all transitioning in so many ways.
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Lastly, is the doom and gloom over the future of London nightlife exaggerated?
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What does this incident say about the idea of "safe spaces" in nightlife?
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According to locals, nightlife establishments sometimes use discriminatory practices to "curate" their clientele.
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The country is justly famous for sparkling beaches, pulsating nightlife and beguiling culture.
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How do you hope to distinguish yourself from the existing Brooklyn nightlife landscape?
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Not all mayors have been as publicly supportive about maintaining their city's nightlife.
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The area has developed a thriving nightlife scene for tourists and locals alike.
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Seva Granik is a nightlife degenerate and party promoter in New York City.
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So how do we empower trans people to expand their turfs in nightlife?
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But what I found as I began my nightlife adventure was something amazing.
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Tyler Pridgen: Queer nightlife is thriving, it's extremely interesting to experience right now.
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LONDON — Sadly, London's nightlife seems to be dying a slow and tragic death.
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In May, THUMP discussed how mayors like Khan help nourish nightlife in cities.
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For two generations, that particular strand of lawless nightlife in the UK flourished.
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Nightlife is supposed to liberating, happy, positive energy and good vibes all around.
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Now London's best nightlife experience is the frozen aisle of a Tesco Express.
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He would send me pictures of him and his friends enjoying the nightlife.
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Throughout European cities, night mayors are charged with inspiring excitement around urban nightlife.
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This suggests that nightlife spaces are adapting to more fluid definitions of queerness.
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Europe's nightlife is in decline and millennials are opting for more nights in.
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What role should local authorities play in harm reduction within their nightlife community?
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She called an Uber and nobly carried on, a true Olympic nightlife champion.
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I work in the nightlife industry and supply nightclubs all around the country.
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It's true that keeping Oslo's nightlife clean costs money, but it's worth it.
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There's a D.J. booth in the rear, lending the space a nightlife atmosphere.
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Sunday Routine Mr. Espinal, who is running for public advocate, loves the nightlife.
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Chicago is full of world-class museums, award-winning restaurants, and lively nightlife.
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Downtown Los Angeles actually has bustling nightlife today, which in 1982 seemed preposterous.
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Zeman pushed for the development of his group's eponymous nightlife and entertainment district.
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That's because it has a good balance of nightlife, food and the outdoors.
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New York tied with Las Vegas for the most nightlife options per capita.
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The sound has also begun to find its place in the nightlife scene.
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Exhibited from September 19803 to October 21980, 270 at La MaMa Galleria in New York City, and sponsored by Visual AIDS, Party Out Of Bounds: Nightlife As Activism Since 22017 looked at nightlife through the lens of the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
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And as they move to document the spaces they've called home, a new configuration of agender, lesbian-friendly queer nightlife has taken root in their stead, one that may prove a blueprint for the future of queer nightlife in general.
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I haven't found as much as that strong nightlife maybe in the same sense.
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Several looks later, transgender model and New York nightlife staple Avie Acosta came out.
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It didn't take long for their effects to ripple through the city's nightlife scene.
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London nightlife in the early 00s was dazzling, young, unbolted, and full of possibility.
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Instead, she loves to indulge in rare hamburgers, chocolate, cocktails and enjoying the nightlife.
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If not, the networks will at least provide a glimpse into a city's nightlife.
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But a series of bombs targeting such venues quickly shut down Kabul's emerging nightlife.
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Nightlife is big business—too big to be regulated in an ad hoc way.
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Famed for its raucous nightlife, many Bangkok bars and restaurants have stopped serving alcohol.
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Good music, good food, and good sex are the holy trinity of Toronto nightlife.
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So too has Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel remained silent on supporting his city's nightlife.
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Photo The Nightlife Aquatic A nocturnal underwater spectacle that features creatures from the deep.
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I had become a slave to it all: nightlife, money, and my acting dreams.
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And because their socializing and nightlife culture is our culture, it's a win-win.
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International DJs, predominantly male, ruled Thailand's nightlife, playing mostly hip-hop and funkier house.
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As a DJ, what do think we can attribute this attack on nightlife to?
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Michelle Lhooq: First, let's talk about the idea that gay nightlife spaces are closing.
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But when you apply the idea of queerness to nightlife, things can get dicey.
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And there is no place where that tension is more visible than in nightlife.
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The sign goes on to become an icon of New York nightlife under Giuliani.
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From blockbuster films to the colonization of the balearics islands, British nightlife was imperial.
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Did you see it as a love letter of sorts to the city's nightlife?
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And those responses probably said more about gay nightlife than the poster ever could.
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They're both cities where music and nightlife thrive, cities that celebrate tolerance and openness.
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But at the end of the day, says Elefteriades, Lebanese nightlife is politics-proof.
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Appealing to those enjoying nightlife, Bevy additionally delivers mixers, tobacco, vape products and condoms.
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Nightlife is a $10 billion sector of NYC's economy and employs over 100,000 people.
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You're pretty vocal about being a past — and still, present — part of NYC nightlife.
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I've always loved the nightlife, since I grew up around it my entire life.
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What does that say about America, our cultural capital, its nightlife and the canon?
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This is not the first time nightlife venues in Ibiza have been under fire.
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New York City recently announced some major administrative and regulatory changes to its nightlife.
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I hadn't expected the town of Longyearbyen to have such a wild nightlife scene.
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Offering everything from world-class theme parks to popular beaches to vibrant city nightlife.
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And, if that's no longer within the confines of nightlife, then so be it.
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For many clubbers and producers, getting wrecked can be a complementary part of nightlife.
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The neighborhood also offers vibrant nightlife; it's the best place to celebrate Mardi Gras.
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These candid shots of Malian nightlife are the most impressive works in the gallery.
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A Trump presidency (or should I say dictatorship) would affect nightlife in irreversible ways.
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What have you learned about how Toronto's nightlife scene has changed over the years?
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This month, THUMP honors Pride with a celebration of LGBTQ nightlife all across America.
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National history, monuments and bustling nightlife make life on this coastline more than noteworthy.
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In Vegas, my personal experience was a lot of people who work in nightlife.
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DJs are also moving online to cope with the disintegration of in-person nightlife.
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And it's not just the capsule hotels and crammed subways, but the nightlife, too.
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The pool scene is thriving, upped only by the on-site food and nightlife.
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That's what it takes to make it to the top of New York nightlife.
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The romantic night out was pricey ... they dined with Miami nightlife mogul David Grutman.
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It has an amazing music, food, and nightlife scene, which will please almost anyone.
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He did say positive things about the possibility of allowing nightlife to go later.
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Users can filter the map by All places, Food, Nightlife and Fun (events and parties).
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"There's going to be nightlife on Broadway in the middle of the day," he said.
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It was my first full experience of qtpoc nightlife, and I just didn't look back.
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I am exhausted but my husband is super excited about the nightlife in San Suan.
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It is actually said to be the largest concentration of gay nightlife in the world.
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There is not much in the way of spectacular ruins, pristine beaches or pulsing nightlife.
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I don't recognize London nightlife now, but maybe that's because I'm not as young anymore.
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I met some of my best friends in and outside the doors of London nightlife.
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Nightlife really began to catch fire after he lifted a longstanding midnight-to-5 a.m.
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Part of the role inevitably involves appeasement, especially when nightlife spills over into residential areas.
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The nightlife scene gave Glasscott a place to connect and create, to perform and pose.
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"There is something about the chaos of the nightlife that makes me creative," he admits.
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Ariel: No I think nightlife will always live on no matter who the president is.
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For more music and nightlife, the only place that compares to Austin, is New Orleans.
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I wanted a career in acting, but I wound up with a career in nightlife.
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This makes no sense to us, as nightlife is a fundamental part of British culture.
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Even in seemingly enlightened queer nightlife, trans women are often objectified, insulted, assaulted, and ignored.
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For most of us, the word neon conjures images of lights, colors, nightlife, and streets.
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I guess I'm wondering... what was the nightlife like in Kendal where you grew up?
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You'd get this Wild Wild West-themed warehouse party full of decadently costumed nightlife creatures.
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Unfortunately, backpacks in the middle of the dance floor are a tragic reality of nightlife.
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Cities benefit from having a vibrant nightlife from a social, cultural, and an economic perspective.
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"It's just an entire nightlife company that caters to him," an H.Wood Group bartender said.
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Dallas offers arts and culture, a lively nightlife scene and some delicious Tex-Mex cuisine.
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Each destination was scored in 215 categories like sights, culture, food, nightlife, adventure and romance.
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The house even hosts its own nightlife with an indoor/outdoor nightclub on the premises.
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Supermarkets had separate aisles for Chinese products, and Kampala's nightlife district now had karaoke bars.
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So let's pray this dystopian vision of a post-nightlife London never comes to pass.
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But what's a lingering problem to some is a hotspot of Berlin nightlife to others.
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I work in nightlife and struggled to make it look like I had something there.
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Cancún, Mexico, is a popular travel destination thanks, in part, to its beaches and nightlife.
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This is not the first time Argentina has been shaken by a nightlife-related tragedy.
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These nights actively seek to attract a demographic hitherto shunned by the nightlife elite: children.
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How have things changed over the last 35 years, as far as nightlife is concerned?
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Nightlife Mayor is a sexy title, but what does it actually mean for New York?
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Lido Key is your classic coastal resort city, filled with high-rise condos and nightlife.
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It will be one of the largest venues that holds nightlife events in the country.
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Today, local nightlife is graduating from the dress-shirt-required clubs of the recent past.
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Right now, however, dancing is banned in a vast majority of New York's nightlife establishments.
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In the climate of a rapidly changing Australian nightlife, four decades seems like a miracle.
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The Office of Nightlife will hold listening sessions in each borough to hear your suggestions.
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Hours later, a man killed nine people in a popular nightlife district in Dayton, Ohio.
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But, like Kors asserts, what nightlife mogul would be hanging out with high schoolers, anyway?
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Much like the Colombian women flirting with the bouncer, Miami's nightlife scene gets frequent facelifts.
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McGregor kicked off a two-year Wynn Nightlife residency at multiple locations throughout the Wynn Las Vegas, first enjoying dinner at Asian spot Andrea's before hitting up Encore Beach Club — where he was presented with a trophy welcoming him to the Wynn Nightlife family.
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The popular DJ and producer wrote an op-ed for CLASH on why he supports the Nightlife Matters campaign and what can be done to help protect the nightlife industry in the UK. ...and it is available right now for exclusive streaming at Resident Advisor.
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What we're stepping into is the emergence of a nation in which nightlife—and by nightlife I'm not just referring to clubs here, but bars, gig venues, restaurants, private galleries—has been transformed from an essential emotional outlet into something akin to a perversion.
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Espinal, who was elected to the City Council in 2013 at age 29, is no stranger to them: the Councilman was instrumental in repealing New York's longstanding cabaret law, and creating the city's first-ever Office of Nightlife, which recently appointed a 'nightlife mayor.
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Gokarna also boasts unspoilt beaches and low-cost lodgings and cafes-and plenty of nightlife options.
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I also liked Toulouse-Lautrec — the people, the nightlife of the Moulin Rouge, and the line.
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When I was first starting out as a photographer, I worked for a nightlife photography site.
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Lindsay still had a clean record, but magazines were speculating about her nightlife antics and weight.
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"We go to nightlife to escape, and we go to Daybreaker to find ourselves," she says.
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Every Wednesday after sundown, the back of the store turns into a bar, the only nightlife.
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DanceSafe, a nightlife health and safety nonprofit, is one of the organizations participating in the initiative.
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You can explore interesting sights and activities, including restaurants, nightlife, and even local festivals and wildlife.
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But I think that it's just that it was a first entry to nightlife in Montreal.
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Because nightlife is such an important part of the city's development, it can increase social inequality.
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How do you feel the Internet has impacted visual storytelling, especially with street and nightlife photography?
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Part of the problem is that the trans nightlife scene in New York City is tiny.
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London and New York City offer renowned restaurants, vibrant nightlife and unmatched attractions … for a price.
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He served as executive director of the DC Nightlife Hospitality Association at the time Pulse occurred.
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The raging nightlife in the Lagoa neighborhood in Florianopolis by a notoriously stagnant lake carried on.
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Some events are hesitant to allow onsite drug-checking—which is still controversial among nightlife producers.
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Its row houses have been taken over by yuppies; its cultural and nightlife scenes are thriving.
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Is it even possible for a city to be healthy functioning metropolis without a vibrant nightlife?
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Michel Elefteriades, the nightlife doyen, sculptor, accused devil worshipper, and armchair philosopher, is slightly more forthcoming.
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This fun city ranks fourth for nightlife and parties, living up to its "Miami Vice" reputation.
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Less than 24 hours later, another gunman killed nine people in a popular Dayton nightlife area.
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The shooting in a popular nightlife district of Dayton early on Sunday left nine people dead.
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Total score: 54.63/100 Entertainment & recreation rank: 3 Nightlife rank: 11 Fun fact: Florida ranked no.
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LOUISIANA: New Orleans is a wonderful date spot, from the delicious food to the exciting nightlife.
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And once all the sunbathers leave the beaches, Puerto Vallarta transforms into a thumping nightlife spot.
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Young Ivorian immigrants had a taste for nightlife, and were regulars on the Parisian club scene.
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In 2004, Jules Kim was a promoter, DJ, and completely tapped into the NYC nightlife scene.
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It also has a fun nightlife and lots of great hiking, including the famed Camelback Mountain.
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Can you describe New York nightlife in the 1980s, when many of these photos were made?
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Studio 254 is, without a doubt, one of the most successful clubs in New York nightlife.
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The nature of the business allows for late nights and blurred lines between work and nightlife.
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In the struggle to save nightlife, the hardest battle continues to be the fight against misrepresentation.
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The cabaret law is an arbitrary rule that really put unnecessary oversight on the nightlife industry.
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I didn't want a book about nightlife showing just the enjoyment of being young and happy.
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Thames Street's shops, nightlife, and cozy bed and breakfasts make this waterfront street a popular destination.
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And a nightlife district, Rock Rose, keeps popping late into the evening with bars and clubs.
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And like so many others with that kind of problem, I found my solution in nightlife.
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It will have several bars off the lobby, which could give the area's nightlife a jolt.
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Have you been wondering what sorts of nightlife misadventures are in store for you this month?
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On my last night in Singapore, I finally got a chance to check out the nightlife.
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Come support a vibrant Sydney nightlife and maybe a photo of your family will go viral!
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To compile the list, U.S. News considered several factors, including sights, culture, food, shopping and nightlife.
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When I headed to South Korea, I knew I had to sample Seoul's famous nightlife scene.
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Serbia's capital city of Belgrade is known for its nightlife, Ottoman architecture, and array of museums.
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When the shops and strip malls close, the 24-hour Walmart becomes the center of nightlife.
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California nightlife is one step closer to being able to (legally) stretch out to nearly sunrise.
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The cheap basements and relaxed licensing regime that created Dalston's current nightlife scene are long gone.
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Intermittently, over the next two decades, the group worked in nightlife, fashion, film, literature, and art.
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Its mayor, Bill de Blasio, said he'd sign the bill immediately, and has been more vocal on the issue lately, scoring a victory amongst the community here with the creation of an 'Office of Nightlife'—and a soon-to-be-crowned "nightlife mayor"—a few months back.
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Amalgam of creativity, grit, and amazing food, and nightlife and I don't know what else … and NYU!
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A Portuguese colony until 1961, the coastal region is now known for its music, nightlife and beaches.
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Chicago is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own distinct culture, nightlife, and colorful lamppost banners.
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Chicago is a city of neighborhoods, each with their own distinct culture, nightlife, and colorful lamppost banners.
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Nightlife on the coastal stretches of southwest England has never really recovered since the Dance Academy's closure.
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Japanese nightlife, from flashy restaurants and hostess bars to glitzy bars and discotheques, was second to none.
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If this is what the nightlife is like where you live, it's probably safer to stay in.
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The trick here, though, is that this isn't mindless wandering or an ode to the city's nightlife.
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But while liquor store visits grew at a slower rate than other states, nightlife stayed the same.
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People who barely have enough to eat are enjoying luxury nightlife, albeit for another kind of price.
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And all of these clubs, interestingly enough, not only are they dope nightlife spots, they're black-owned.
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London, like New York, is known for a frenetic nightlife that goes hand-in-hand with booze.
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Most cruises include an overnight stay in the city so passengers can check out its vibrant nightlife.
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Berlin was known as a European center for LGBT+ nightlife long before the country reunified in 1990.
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The founder of Select nightlife magazine, and host of Next Up on NewsWatch, his website is www.AKeynoteSpeaker.com.
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In that Havana, there were still vestiges of capitalism, the splendors of nightlife and cabarets, iconic restaurants.
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Theunissen's Georgian friends told him that the contrast between daily life and nightlife in Tbilisi is enormous.
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The trans parties that do exist are often subsumed under the umbrella of homonormative gay nightlife culture.
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Not for long, though, if a coalition of activists, nightlife professionals, and city councilmembers get their way.
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In it, he detailed the severe impact the laws had had on the city's reputation and nightlife.
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AP hit the nightlife scene with Jameis ... as well as Bucs receivers Mike Evans and DeSean Jackson.
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Condesa is an exclusive part of the city, known for its parks and a busy nightlife scene.
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I recall in the nightlife scene whenever someone would host an event/party, everyone would get compensated.
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He has these kind of artistic goggles through which he watches the city and specifically the nightlife.
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Welcome to Yes Yes Y'all—the Toronto nightlife staple commonly referred to in the city as YYY.
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And I live in a neighborhood with some of the best restaurants and nightlife in the country.
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Georgia's tourism scene is also on the rise — now complete with ski slopes, art scenes, and nightlife.
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Gerber founded nightlife companies Midnight Oil and the Gerber Group, and Meldman is a real estate tycoon.
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Total score: 257.39/2100 Entertainment & recreation rank: 22 Nightlife rank: 24 Fun fact: The state ranked no.
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Lisbon is one of the most popular cities in the world, packed with tourists, beaches, and nightlife.
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The area is loved for its cobblestone streets and beaches, as well as its lively nightlife scene.
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Travelers looking to experience the best of Prague's nightlife should visit Lucerna Music Bar and Cross Club.
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MASSACHUSETTS: Boston has a wonderful nightlife scene with tons of bars serving up cocktails and regional seafood.
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However, what the state lacks in nightlife or date spots, it makes up for in natural beauty.
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Rave became an integral part of our culture—our nightlife, adverts, film soundtracks—that music changed society.
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They can accept mainstream pop, but not metal, punk, hip hop, nightlife, app video games or tattoos.
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It's more my juxtaposition of people and things—my remake of the México City nightlife through portraits.
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What are some of the things that have remained consistent in nightlife over the past 20 years?
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In nightlife, there is a certain kind of party that prides itself on not letting you in.
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How much of a problem is it for the country's nightlife that the clubs shut at 3am?
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That doesn't stop us trying, and failing, and trying again, to turn nightlife into a successful narrative.
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The Paradox, affectionately known as the Dox by regulars, was a Baltimore nightlife institution for 25 years.
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Her character becomes drawn into Berlin's nightlife culture, clubs and parties while in search of her friend.
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The series goes behind the scenes of five events across North America changing the face of nightlife.
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I think he would be a little apprehensive of the nightlife but he would be very proud.
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Nine people were killed Sunday in a shooting in a popular nightlife district in downtown Dayton, Ohio.
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There's been "almost no activity in the nightlife channel and very limited activity in restaurants," Brito said.
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Not many crowds were seen in the Susukino district in Sapporo, usually a popular neighborhood for nightlife.
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It's located in Los Angeles' West Hollywood neighborhood, which is known for its art galleries and nightlife.
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Known for Carnival, bossa nova, and samba, Rio has a pulsing nightlife and an excellent food scene.
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When I first moved to London, the people I was hanging around were taking over queer nightlife.
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The gunman, 24-year-old Connor Betts, opens fire in a popular nightlife district, killing nine people.
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I feel like my experience was more food-centric, and the kids' experience was more nightlife centric.
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Things to do: Millennials have plenty of nightlife options in Columbus: live music, distilleries and fine arts.
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Architecture aside, it has a world-renowned meat-heavy food scene, and is famous for its nightlife.
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Next, the "Slow Burn" singer enjoyed some Nashville nightlife with her CMAs plus-one, model Gigi Hadid.
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If there is going to be a grey area anywhere, it would be in a nightlife setting.
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"The key element of nightlife has been trending away from 'nightclubs' or 'dance clubs' as the centre of nightlife to more restaurants, patios, live music venues with dancing, craft breweries, wineries and distilleries, and neighborhood pubs," explains assistant director of planning Karen Hoese in an email to THUMP.
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By contrast, the nightlife of Harlem in 1932 (above) was a raucous blend of different races and booze.
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London's newest nightlife venue, Printworks, shared its opening lineups today that are scheduled for February through April 2017.
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Shinozaki: Yes, the LGBT nightlife is concentrated in the Ni-chome area of the Shinjuku district in Japan.
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Montelibano's cinematographic language focuses on revealing the nightlife industry's crossover between two domains: sex selling and show business.
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Did we mention that Melbourne is an excellent city for nightlife, and possesses some really good coffee too?
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During the course of your research, what, if anything, shocked you most about our ancestors approach to nightlife?
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Facebook's new mission is "Bringing the world closer together" and few things do that as vividly as nightlife.
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The government has sought to speed up gateways into the city, giving easier access to the city's nightlife.
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Bollywood made movies that lionised the local mafia, mobsters financed productions and the nightlife bound the two together.
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Once a sleepy fishing village, Cascais is a beautiful resort town with vibrant nightlife and quaint cobblestone streets.
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New York's gay bars and clubs occupy a special place in the city's bulging roster of nightlife destinations.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - From swing, salsa and sex to tango, transvestites and techno, Berlin's nightlife offers something for everyone.
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Nightlife Monkey ShoulderAn upscale single-malt-whiskey bar with fantastic service and a fancy, yet comfortable interior design.
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Before Uber and Lyft, the many patrons of Austin's notorious nightlife had few reliable alternatives to drunk driving.
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When you're older, you might not be interested in going out or exploring the nightlife but you should!
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"For whatever reason, the nightlife content wasn't resonating with people because they saw me, this outsider," he said.
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Nightlife, after all, is where outcasts go to rise above the evil of the world we live in.
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She was expected to oversee licenses and permits, and also to help shape nightlife-related policy in general.
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Are there any pockets left that could support the kind of vibrant nightlife we expect in major cities?
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This new documentary featuring Irvine Welsh, Kate Simko and DEBONAIR looks at the future of nightlife in London.
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Designing for the event provided him with a wealth of exposure and a following in the nightlife scene.
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The film's exploration of New York culture and nightlife was far removed from Tsukerman's early life in Moscow.
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You've performed in art galleries, but also in nightlife environments like Chapter 10 and David Lynch's club Silencio.
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"Nightlife in Lebanon has evolved in a way that it does not need khaleejis to survive," he says.
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A lot of stags come to Galway, but more because of the city's nightlife rather than the women.
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Brit: Ah, the connoisseur stoner, one of the most tedious and pervasive of nightlife stereotypes the world over.
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As a result, civilian deaths have fallen sharply in recent months and nightlife has even returned to Baghdad.
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She stayed and watched the entire show starring New York's finest misfits, nightlife creatures, rebel rousers, queer icons.
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Popular ones include foodie-friendly Walker's Point, shopping favorite Historic Third Ward, and nightlife hot spot East Side.
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Best of nightlife: If you're looking for a fun night out, Canandaigua Lake is the place to go.
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According to the official timeline, the shooter arrived in the Oregon District nightlife area at 11:04 p.m.
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In addition to its nightlife and luxurious boutique hotels, Bodrum is known for its early 15th-century castle ...
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Boracay Island is the Philippines' top tourist draw, famous for its powdery white sand beach and vibrant nightlife.
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And there's no doubt the city known for its vibrant music scene and endless nightlife would lack drama.
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Opponents say that the lockout laws are destroying businesses, the city's nightlife culture and infringing on individual liberties.
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As for what's ahead, Hilton says she'll gladly eschew the glamour of the nightlife circuit and settle down.
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Despite the here-today, gone-tomorrow nature of most its institutions, Miami remains a world-renown nightlife destination.
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Hipster party girls wearing the aforementioned American Apparel disco leggings were frequently documented by nightlife photographer The Cobrasnake.
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Several nightlife groups such as the NYC Artist Coalition, the Dance Liberation Network and more supported Espinal's endeavor.
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In recent years, however, Britain's nightlife has been in trouble—and that extends to the metal pub scene.
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Nightlife people were more connected than ever because we were the only ones left carrying on like that.
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Meet the DJs and nightlife figures–including Moby, GENG, and Tommie Sunshine–who go drug and alcohol free.
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THUMP is honoring Pride Month with a celebration of all aspects of LBGTQ nightlife in NYC and beyond.
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Those shows helped spread the sound beyond the downtown core, and became an essential part of nightlife culture.
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"None of us wants to hurt the economy," said Michael Capponi, a longtime nightlife promoter on Miami Beach.
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The businesses immediately affected by coronavirus -- hotels, arts, food, nightlife -- employ many people who cannot work from home.
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Since we last spoke, you and Pauli Cakes have been working on a guide to safer nightlife spaces .
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It's an editable community Word document that rewrites the rules of nightlife and our expectations for one another.
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The recording captures a slice of French nightlife, fans reveling in electrified sexuality and plain old good music.
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There might not be as many places as bigger cities, but it's always had an interesting nightlife scene.
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Hawker described Gates and Skadden lawyer Alex van der Zwaan as having "the active nightlife" while in Ukraine.
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Clubbers also preferred it because both the music and the decor were darker than the city's nightlife giant.
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This weekend, THUMP honors Pride with a celebration of all aspects of LBGTQ nightlife in NYC and beyond.
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Nine people were killed and 37 wounded in the early-morning attack in a popular downtown nightlife district.
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Best nightlife: If you're looking for a fun night out, Jerman says Lahaina is the place to go.
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Franziska Fox designer and New York nightlife staple Julia Fox makes her feature film debut as Howard's mistress.
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Equally tender was the inclusion of old bar tops from Houston's now-shuttered queer nightlife hub, Mary's Naturally.
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The government has not announced specific restrictions on nightlife but it is at least likely to be subdued.
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This Spanish city is home to beaches and a thriving nightlife, as well as historic churches and cathedrals.
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With its wide, European-style boulevards, incredible food, raucous nightlife, Buenos Aires is a city unlike any other.
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It is the weight of an anodyne and anonymous world that threatens to crush nightlife into total nothingness.
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Now artists both Australian and non have added to the voices in opposition to the nightlife-antagonizing legislature.
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Founding member Dan Beaumont pays tribute to the nightlife scene that has existed in Dalston since the 1960s.
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"I started my nightlife career in Brooklyn so it's only fitting that I return here now," said Dean.
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Scrutiny of how nightlife establishments deal with harassment is beginning to come from politicians as well as customers.
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All this week THUMP and VICE UK are running a series looking at the state of British nightlife.
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On 2016's Adieux Au Dancefloor, Davidson was concerned with her deteriorating relationship with nightlife and club culture.
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Saudi Arabia's new nightlife cannot compete with that of Manama, where bars serve alcohol and the sexes mingle freely.
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Ramallah, Nijim informs me, has a vibrant nightlife scene, although competition amongst promoters is high as venues are scarce.
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Havana, Cuba (CNN)Havana's bustling nightlife went dark and silent as Cuba embarked on the post-Fidel Castro era.
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Castleberry HillThis artist's hub risks pricing out longtime residents nowadays, but at least its nightlife is still budget-friendly.
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However Palitz decides to shape New York's nightlife, she'll have a good amount of firepower to get it done.
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People come out for this scene—even on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, the nadir of any nightlife (especially Austin's).
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" As for parties, Louque adds that in the wake of Ghost Ship, "there's a lot of eyes on nightlife.
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During one protest in the Wan Chai nightlife district, couples with children casually crossed barricaded roads filled with protesters.
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If you're unfamiliar with her work, Goldin created provocative images of New York' nightlife in the '70s and '80s.
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At the ARIAs, Australia's answer to the Grammys, musicians spoke out in favour of marriage equality, nightlife and puppies.
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The area is fairly desolate at night, with the exception of the nightlife scene and 24-hour gas stations.
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He escapes, idealism shattered, by taking an unspecified job in "culture" and throwing himself into Munich's punk-era nightlife.
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THUMP: Having grown up around the nightlife industry, what's the most interesting/weird experience you've seen inside a club?
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Though it was 21969:403 in the morning, many people were still partaking in 240th Street's vibrant nightlife scene.
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Now, it's like politics and college kids coming there for Howard and different education purposes, and the nightlife popping.
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And he followed through: The couple officially lives together in Dallas … and they're already enjoying the nightlife (and snacks).
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Gelbakhiani said that what makes nightlife in Tbilisi so extraordinary is that it isn't stuck to a specific routine.
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The Office of Nightlife would also be responsible for making training materials and consent guidelines available on their website.
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"Nightlife cannot be brought out of the dark, but it can be brought out of the shadows," he said.
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And I think that impulse is part of what drew me back into nightlife over the past few years.
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I'd ventured out to see how the RNC had impacted the nightlife of Cleveland, and my answer was bittersweet.
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One of the mayor's main campaign promises was to protect London nightlife, or at least what's left of it.
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The gay bar's place in nightlife culture has evolved and has not stopped evolving, especially here in San Francisco.
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The panel showed the many ways that European nightlife is in transition, facing threats and opportunities in equal measure.
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Yet in those two decades since rave, we learned that lack of a plan is the essence of nightlife.
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On that same token, how does a functioning healthy nightlife contribute to making a city smarter and more efficient?
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If the same rate of destruction continues, that would mean a complete wipeout of the city's nightlife by 2024.
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This week, we spoke to Jermaine Collins, aka Composuresquad, a DJ and member of the Them Flavors nightlife collective.
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So will nightlife soldier on unfettered as Brooklyn shifts inward, or will these nocturnal institutions take a serious hit?
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Queer New York nightlife icons are throwing a party to support OutRight International's advocacy for global LGBTQ civil rights.
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Robinson and Wrigglesworth made Nightlife with a pair of Nikon D810's the company gave them for the project.
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Parisians say it took a few months, but normal service, with the bustle of bars and nightlife, did resume.
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Could you describe the nightlife scene in Mexico City 20 years ago when you first began documenting the scene?
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At what point did you realize that nightlife was something you would document over an extended period of time?
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But nightlife, which is generally tailor-made for outcasts and oddities, has a way of fighting back against oppression.
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It was a place that operated independently of the trendy nightlife scene in Manhattan, it was a local spot.
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On September 1003, Mayor Bill de Blasio signed a bill establishing New York City's first-ever Office of Nightlife.
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But it's probably why so few songs actually get to the sozzled beating heart of why nightlife actually matters.
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When you think of the nightlife in Austin, your first mental image might be of beers, backyards, and benches.
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Located just a three-hour flight from Miami, Puerto Rico has quiet beaches, prime surf spots and lively nightlife.
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Live music in Basin Spring Park and an array of bars make Main Street a nightlife hub, as well.
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Between fishing, sailing, cross-country skiing, and exploring the city's buzzing nightlife, there's no shortage of things to do.
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Boise has a diverse nightlife scene, ranging from lounge-y cocktail bars to quirky arcade bars and classic dives.
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The shooting, which took place in a district known for its nightlife, left nine people dead and dozens injured.
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This vote follows a concerted campaign by a coalition Nightlife promoters, activists, and artist coalitions in New York City.
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Can you tell us about the history of this party and its current place in the city's nightlife scene?
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The Standard High Line is a reasonably priced four-star hotel in Manhattan ideal for culture and nightlife lovers.
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Lorelei Bandrovschi created a "booze-free bar" in 2018 after noticing a serious lack of options in nonalcoholic nightlife.
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Sixty SoHo is a long-established hip haven, adjacent to some of New York&aposs best shopping and nightlife.
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If nightlife isn't your scene, head over to the Duke Lemur Center to hang out with some Madagascar natives.
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Regardless of the cause in the rise, the statistics reveal how endemic sexual assault and harassment are in nightlife.
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I planned a two-month trip to Thailand because I'd always been curious about Bangkok's nightlife and street food.
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"Nightlife customers go into spaces that used to be cheap, dirty, and dangerous and make them attractive," says Kane.
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There can be few more apt metaphors for the way a city's property developers capitalize on its nightlife scene.
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But if property development thrives in the presence of a vibrant nightlife scene, the reverse situation doesn't always apply.
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Despite the here-today, gone-tomorrow nature of most of its institutions, Miami remains a world-renown nightlife destination.
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As a curator, I am particularly interested in how artists represent nightlife as a form of activism in their work, and have tackled this question in two exhibitions: last year's Party Out Of Bounds: Nightlife As Activism Since 22015, which I co-curated with Osman Can Yerebakan, and the upcoming Night Fever.
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The Office of Nightlife and the Nightlife Advisory Board is made up of twelve members of diverse background and aims to: "protect businesses that are often saddled with heavy fines, support local communities and quality of life in every neighborhood, and preserve NYC's iconic cultural scene," according to the New York City Council.
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Nightlife is also hard to legitimize, so the best parties and shows happen in a totally self-funded DIY manner.
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A handful of blues clubs persevere, and there is some demand for the live music nightlife typical of the 1940s.
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Murder Known for its beaches and nightlife, Goa is a popular holiday destination for tourists from all over the world.
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He remembers running into issues when he first tried to create his own nightlife events between 2014 and early 2016.
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For a while now, I've found myself wondering what nightlife is like for Britain's young partially sighted and blind people.
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Bahmanzadeh liked the music Costelloe played, and found the Bromley-born DJ uncharacteristically trustworthy for someone who worked in nightlife.
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It remains on a sorely neglected high street, an abandoned final testament to the British establishment's destructive relationship with nightlife.
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Getaway is a sober bar, a new kind of dry nightlife option that is cropping up in New York City.
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In the end, it all boils down to where you reside and the dialect innate to your regional nightlife community.
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In New York, nightlife is a $10bn industry, giving the so-called "city that never sleeps" a staggering 100,000 jobs.
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As well as financial benefits, a thriving nightlife scene can have a significant impact on cultural vibrancy by fomenting innovation.
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The main character Vincent 'Vinny' Martino (James Franco) runs a bar that attracts people from all walks of Manhattan's nightlife.
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People are more likely to go to dispensaries, liquor stores, fast food restaurants, pizza places, and nightlife spots on 420.
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Members of the LGBTQ community were also arrested in a series of raids including nightlife spots, hotels, and private residences.
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Every week, Emilie and a panel of guests discuss the people and stories shaping the contemporary club culture and nightlife.
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Hopefully he has his issues under control ... New Orleans is a tough city, it's a lotta nightlife, a lotta drinking.
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The 22-year-old singer hit up the U.K. capital on Friday, taking in the nightlife with celebrity pal Rihanna.
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Initially, for Benitez and friends the new venture meant an alternative to nightlife and something to do on weekend afternoons.
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THUMP columnist Michelangelo Matos looks at how the nightlife staple has developed over time for dance floors across the globe.
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I love hip-hop music, and I also covered hip-hop artists and nightlife and so forth for Vibe magazine.
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There's no question about the important role 24-hour permits have played in putting Amsterdam nightlife on the map internationally.
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Resident Advisor continues their Real Scenes series (which looks at different nightlife scenes in cities across the globe) in London.
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The second is Industry, which operated from 1996 to 83, and represented a turning point for Toronto after-hours nightlife.
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While living in Berlin in 2014, Theunissen met several people from Georgia who told him all about Tbilisi's nightlife scene.
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Garber spent her teen years in the East Village, frequenting nightlife hotspots such as CBGB's, the Roxy, and the Limelight.
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On top of that, you could probably guess this, but a Donald Trump presidency would definitely be bad for nightlife.
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Outside of the US, nightlife in other countries is also being threatened with shutdown on the grounds of drug use.
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I get a lot of flack for being vocally opposed to this kind of femme and trans erasure in nightlife.
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For many American visitors the city's debauched nightlife was their first opportunity to snort cocaine or visit an opium den.
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We asked DJs, producers and nightlife figures like FaltyDL, Honey Dijon and Suzy Analogue their secrets about life in Brooklyn.
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Night Riders was The Culture Whore's final party, as my partner and I had decided focus on art outside nightlife.
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For a party town to exist, however, it needs a healthy supply of young people to work the nightlife scene.
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We also want to inspire a younger audience to keep up the momentum and fight for the future of nightlife.
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In fact, the history of nightlife in the US is littered with rules and regulations attempting to curtail the activity.
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Club owners, sensitive to the authorities' periodic targeting of their venues, see the move as a concerted crackdown on nightlife.
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El Gato Fotógrafo—or "the photographer cat," in English—is one of the most recognized nightlife photographers in Bogotá, Colombia.
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These images are divided by scenes of nightlife and entertainment, as well as portraits of performers, workers, artists, and students.
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Friends from their old nightlife circles, like James St James and DJ Keoki, would sometimes pop in as special guests.
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This document, created by venue operators, nightlife professionals and architect, is a safety guide for reducing harm in underground spaces.
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We wore all black, enjoyed the nightlife of lower Manhattan, and were dubbed the "Weird Sisters" by photographer Marcus Leatherdale.
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But, club owners and other stakeholders say, recent developments in regional politics have thrown the local nightlife industry into flux.
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But just because nightlife sometimes brushes up against the law, that doesn't mean clubbers have no rights when they're partying.
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Yet Iran's major cities still have a vibrant nightlife: It is simply enjoyed, by both men and women, in private.
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"It was more about college towns than what we think of as big nightlife towns," said study author Gabrielle Olya.
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Officials previously said a lack of security video footage at Cameo Nightlife, despite its history of violence, hampered the probe.
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The photo essay includes images of Kenyans at fashion shows and horse racecourses, playing golf and enjoying the city's nightlife.
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Turns out, millennials are looking for affordable flights, unforgettable experiences, Instagrammability, affordable food and drink, vibrant nightlife, and affordable accommodation.
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Nightlife with all its highs and lows—the pitfalls make it very hard to maintain any kind of good health.
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At a slower rate than the U.S., Europe's nightlife is in decline and millennials are opting for more nights in.
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Then he sponsored a bill signed by NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio late September to create an Office of Nightlife.
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Opponents believe that the law strangles the city's nightlife and the Dance Liberation Network is currently campaigning to repeal it.
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He's been able to spread his wings in a city that many people might not associate with thriving queer nightlife.
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So on a recent trip with the humanitarian group #LoveArmyforSomalia, Osman set out to capture the nightlife and beach culture.
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Tuesday, September 6, 2016, will go down in history as a landmark day for nightlife in the UK and beyond.
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What happens to nightlife workers happens to sex workers, it happens to strippers, it happens to people in entertainment here.
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Right now the nightlife business and the people who attend are being threatened by antiquated law from the prohibition era.
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Whereas nightlife can be joyful yet transitory, my faith keeps me tied to more permanent traditions and to my family.
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Telfar is part of a crew of New York artists for whom nightlife is not an escape, but an identity.
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Against a climate of over saturation in nightlife and a handful of monopolising promoter powerhouses, the house party has evolved.
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Yet, these exponentially growing house parties are fast becoming an even more central part of the fabric of Manchester's nightlife.
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Ground zero for the nightlife excesses of the city's hipster mob, Bakken's bathrooms are as trashy as they are debauched.
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Under this nocturnally charged solar cycle, you could meet your match on the dance floor or through another nightlife activity.
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Right now, it's too difficult for them to survive, and both local music and nightlife are suffering as a result.
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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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The afterparty's promised location was at Rockit Bar & Grill in River North, one of Chicago's most popular neighborhoods for nightlife.
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Loose states are some of the most fun places to visit and reside in, having more recreational and nightlife options.
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With its great mix of city activities and nightlife, local charm, and outdoor adventure, Portland, Oregon is a worthy contender.
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Leckey's film is a haunted and haunting masterpiece that takes a slow-motion look at thirty years of British nightlife.
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The Pest side, on the east side of the river, is where most of the office buildings and nightlife are.
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The party and the label grew in tandem, each becoming defining features of the city's underground nightlife and fashion community.
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I was lucky enough to discover this, along with my passion for nightlife and hospitality, at the age of 16.
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Worcester is one of the last semi-affordable places to live without cutting the cord from the Boston nightlife scene.
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In Dayton, police say a man shot and killed nine people, including his sister, in a nightlife district early Sunday.
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Cities are filled with buildings, people and concrete — usually not seen as the ideal place for anything wild but nightlife.
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Meaning, it's lively, but if you're looking for a 24-7 party, your nightlife plans will probably take you elsewhere.
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The Standard High Line is a reasonably priced hotel in a great neighborhood near plenty of nightlife, shopping, and culture.
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The city abounds with cheap, delicious food, efficient public transportation, top-notch museums, a budding nightlife scene, and beautiful parks.
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Regarded as one of Beirut's best nightlife scenes, the one-way, cobblestone street is lined with trendy bars and clubs.
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Business Insider Today spoke to two New York bar owners who are carving a niche in the sober nightlife scene.
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With museums, restaurants, nightlife and an international airport, Lisbon is also one of the most affordable capitals in Western Europe.
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It's a testament to how nightlife culture has shifted since the federal RAVE Act was signed into law in 2003.
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Read on for a survey of how the Games of the XXXI Olympiad will affect its host city's nightlife. 1.
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In May, it released 'Absolut Buenos Aires' and one its more recent products is a dedication to nightlife called 'Absolut Facet.
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Friends could play Cupid for you, too (even accidentally), so slip out of hibernation mode and go enjoy some autumn nightlife.
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"Women embraced the same excesses as their male counterparts, enjoying cosmopolitan indulgences like fashion, fine dining, travel, and nightlife," says Cohen.
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This all raises the question of whether Baird's departure has paved the way for the long-awaited revival of Sydney's nightlife.
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VISITORS to Lisbon, Portugal's hilly capital, usually seek its nightlife, its sweet custard tarts (pasteis de nata) or its gothic architecture.
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Eastern, an explosion rattled buildings in the area of West 23rd Street, one of NYC's more bustling areas teeming with nightlife.
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What was once considered the top of the nightlife pyramid is now a fading relic of the city's fist-pumping past.
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" High Rhode is Kin's "nightlife beverage," that has three categories of ingredients designed to "lift the mind and relax the body.
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On Sunday, a second shooting took place at the popular Oregon nightlife area in Dayton, Ohio, where nine people were killed.
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As told to Alberto Perez I have been a part of the Austin nightlife scene for close to 10 years now.
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The location of the shooting is a popular nightlife and tourist area and would usually be crowded on a Saturday night.
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Genderqueer Le Tigre icon JD Samson's weekly tea dance Scissor Sunday is one of the vestiges of lesbian nightlife in Manhattan.
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Carrie attends the opening night of this Asian restaurant known for its nightlife while on a date a jazz club owner.
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The pair has been spotted out and about enjoying a busy nightlife, and have even started making promotional club appearances together.
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The area is currently being reclaimed by nightlife following a period of cartel violence that plagued it in the late 2000s.
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It featured Spanish nightlife figures both upcoming and established, including techno legend , Primavera curator DJ Fra, and local promoter Olivia Morena.
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The venue is a staple of the gay nightlife scene because of its USP: naked models on display in shower cubicles.
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Moderator: Please quickly introduce yourself, and tell us what connects you with the European nightlife and its potential future, or past.
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A magnificent chandelier and large, Medieval-looking clock made for a ecclesiastic vibe I hadn't really encountered before in Manhattan nightlife.
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Amid a nationwide investigation into fraud within the nightlife industry, Spanish authorities raided Ibiza venues Pacha and Ushuaïa on Thursday morning.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Nightlife may be a form of revelry and rejoicing, but it can also be political.
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One of the worst parts of gay nightlife is how it can internalize and regurgitate the worst tendencies of queer communities.
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The horrific attack at Pulse in Orlando brought the significance of nightlife as a sanctuary for LGBTQ people into dire focus.
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THUMP: How did Times Squares get off the ground, and what made it an appealing alternative to other kinds of nightlife?
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We asked 20-somethings for their best travel tips — from fairy-tale castles to buzzing nightlife, here's what they said.2.
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It was the nightlife and the diverse underground music scene that was the big attraction for me when I moved here.
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At its many parks, Disney offers everything from Honeymoon suites and wedding packages to bars and nightlife geared toward younger adults.
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Warsaw, Poland, has the most affordable nightlife in Europe, while Perth is the most affordable city in Australia to go out.
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It also doesn't hire women with brightly colored hair or crazy manicures, smokers, or those who've worked in nightlife establishments before.
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From nightlife institutions like Strana to one of its many LGBTQ-friendly spots, Puerto Vallarta has a watering hole for everyone.
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The economy grew steady and the neighborhood became a cultural mecca, with its own black police precinct and a thriving nightlife.
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Down the road, she'd like to open a Tokyo-style vending machine in the middle of nightlife hub Lan Kwai Fong.
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They are the resident DJ and co-founder of TRQPITECA, a nightlife and art event focusing on queer and tropical aesthetics.
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I started designing my line when I was 15, and nightlife really did pay for a lot of how that happened.
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If anyone hadn't heard the death knell for creative nightlife yet, the ascent of bottle service rang it loud and clear.
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Much of my work is influenced from queer nightlife culture, interweaved with 90s cartoon nostalgia, 60s psychedelic animation, and outsider art.
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The DJ, producer and nightlife favorite maintains a hyperactive schedule that keeps her bouncing from one singular gig to the next.
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To locals, Oxford Square is simply known as "The Square" and is beloved for its wide array of stores and nightlife.
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And next up on the Nightlife Mayor's tour: Queens and Staten Island in October, and the Bronx and Manhattan in November.
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"The saturation of liquor licenses and irresponsible nightlife-driven establishments are turning many neighborhoods into 'night life malls,'" the letter said.
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Beyond the restaurants, boutiques, and cute pastel-colored houses lining the streets, there's also King Street where the nightlife action happens.
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Kate Becker, the director of the Office of Film and Music in Seattle, oversees all aspects of nightlife in the city.
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The bus from Cancún to Playa del Carmen will be full of others nightlife lovers like you, so talk with them.
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The hotel is on Fifth Avenue, which is one of the Gaslamp's main drags, filled with restaurants, bars, and nightlife spots.
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They were part of a small, tight-knit community of "nightlife people that were all together in the '90s," he said.
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The person holding the position will be responsible for resolving disputes and act as a liaison between nightlife establishments and residents.
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They decide to go to a trashy club down the street (we live in a nightlife district) and I tag along!
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Nightlife hubs like La Placita de Santurce and Old San Juan were occupied by far fewer people than in years past.
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At all-inclusive events, anyone and everyone can feel welcome, particularly people who have been traditionally excluded from mainstream gay nightlife.
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Nightlife safety organization DanceSafe warns of the dangers of heatstroke during outdoor festivals and advices that attendees try to stay hydrated.
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"I started my nightlife career in Brooklyn so it's only fitting that I return here now," Dean wrote in the statement.
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Raymond van Mil has photographed the Amsterdam nightlife scene for the past eight years and regularly takes photos for VICE Netherlands.
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Long beloved by the Brooklyn drag community — she won the 2015 Brooklyn Nightlife Award for Drag Queen of the Year — Untitled Queen has also made a name for herself beyond the borough, appearing in The New York Times, Billboard, Out, and more, and performing at Vienna's annual Life Ball at the invitation of nightlife legend Susanne Bartsch.
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As my nightlife circles shifted through mood swings of half-hearted inclusivity and decorative blackness, I sank into another spiral of depression.
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The crowd, when we got there, was really mixed, and that's set the tone for the rest of my experience of nightlife.
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The laws were originally passed in an effort to end alcohol-fuelled violence in Sydney's key nightlife areas, such as Kings Cross.
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Welsh also appeared in a documentary exploring the reasons behind the decline of London's nightlife in recent years, titled Bigger Than Fabric.
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Hamburg touts Germany's biggest port, is the country's second-largest city, and has everything from a fun nightlife scene to beautiful architecture.
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I'm a huge fan of the popular gay men's drug, marital aid, nightstand staple and nightlife accessory—how could I not be?
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Big and typically progressive, these urban areas have become home to bustling queer communities and their culture, often defined just by nightlife.
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Still, he says that the mustache got a lot of backlash at first, not just in nightlife but also the queer scene.
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Shangri La, which is full of bars, clubs, and dark rooms, is one of the most popular areas for early morning nightlife.
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When I asked how his relationship with nightlife had changed over the years, he described it in terms of peaks and troughs.
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The rooftop bar is a destination in itself, but staying here also places you at the doorstep of fun dining and nightlife.
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Ecuador's Interior Ministry ordered all nightlife venues in affected areas closed temporarily, and the nation's soccer federation suspended the Ecuadorian championship tournament.
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Somewhat oddly, they also fail to mention that they have worked with so many queer visionaries, specifically those behind London's nightlife renovation.
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According to TMZ, the team had a big bash thrown by Made Nightlife at Nightingale Plaza in Los Angeles on Sunday night.
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Lebanon loses ground Ignore all the colorful stories you've read and reports you've seen about "hipster" Beirut and its glamorous, carefree nightlife.
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I walk into the square, which is conveniently close to nightlife, and we meet at one of the classier places for dinner.
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"WE, THE OVERSTIMULATED CHILDREN OF THE NIGHTLIFE, ARE BEGINNING TO FEEL THE WAVE DISTORTIONS FROM GENERATIONS OF SUBTLE STRUCTURAL MANIPULATIONS," he wrote.
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Steven: That said, I think we still lead the way when it comes to nightlife because things aren't constricted to one city.
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The Bushwick nightlife freaks have clearly either moved on, or built clubs of their own to make up for decades of struggling.
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THUMP features editor Michelle Lhooq examines how queer nightlife can move forward in this new political era with President-elect Donald Trump.
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But nightlife is still mostly run by cis people, which means there are alarmingly few trans people in structural positions of power.
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London's nightlife trademark, or at least as I knew it living there a couple of years ago, is the grotty house party.
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A professional drag queen, Pan Pan performs a weekly show at the 1930s Shanghai-inspired venue in this capital's Silom nightlife area.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK If London's nightlife is destined to go down, it won't do it without a fight.
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For example, a prominent gay nightlife venue in Los Angeles beefed up security in hopes of making guests feel more at ease.
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Patrons managed to bring guns into Cameo Nightlife even though four off-duty police officers were providing security in the parking lot.
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The platform allows users to compare different locations on a range of factors, such as internet bandwidth, price, nightlife vitality, and safety.
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And when it comes to nightlife, the major difference between a party being "gay" or "queer" comes down to choices as well.
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I left Public Square and made my way over to East 4th Street, a hub of the city's restaurant and nightlife scene.
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In the 1960s, Karachi boasted the tallest building in South Asia, an operational inner-city rail service, vibrant nightlife, and booming tourism.
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Radical Disco: Architecture and Nightlife in Italy, 1965–1975 continues at the Institute of Contemporary Arts (The Mall, London) through January 10.
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But the exhibition shares Party Out of Bounds' goal of showing the unchanging and unwavering importance of nightlife for typically marginalized communities.
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For example, he shares one story of a friend who spends five figures a year going to bars, nightclubs, and other nightlife.
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But space is the biggest problem in this, and that's why when cities get gentrified, nightlife is really often being pushed out.
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Through their Swagger Like Us parties, Bay Area duo davOmakesbeats and Kelly Lovemonster have been helping maintain San Francisco's queer nightlife scene.
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Known for its miles of white sand beaches, striking scenery and raging nightlife, Phuket, Thailand provides a mix of relaxation and fun.
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Known as the best place to live in America, Austin is loved for its quirky charm and huge nightlife and restaurant scenes.
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That's because cartels have banned street robberies in other areas of the city so criminals have started operating in busy nightlife areas.
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Las Vegas landed the top spot for the most fun city in America, with very high rankings in both entertainment and nightlife.
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The cases sparked a nationwide drugs bust and investigations into tax evasion and police collusion at night clubs and other nightlife spots.
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As a London resident, what does he make of the increasingly less subtle attack on nightlife currently spreading through his home city?
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Busy nightlife area Chelsea is packed with restaurants, subway stations, shops, businesses and art galleries and normally buzzing on a weekend night.
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But CXEMA isn't nostalgic, rather forwarding thinking, born out of the 2014 political unrest that caused the widespread shutdown of Kiev's nightlife.
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"I credit nightlife with giving me a space to let off steam and be among like-minded individuals," Espinal told VICE Impact.
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Once they realized we weren't trying to have them sign a petition, they opened up about their nightlife philosophies and current obsessions.
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Istanbul also features incredible historical sites like the Hagia Sophia, as well as an infamous nightlife on rooftops all along the Bosphorus.
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Let them live the lives they're living, and not force them into our understanding of nightlife and our childish need for entertainment.
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Over the next five days, THUMP will celebrate Pride with an exploration of LBGTQ nightlife—past and present, in NYC and beyond.
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An LA nightlife business popular with celebrities has been accused of letting minors, including members of the young Hollywood set, drink underage.
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The DJ says she long stopped trying to pander to audiences -- especially men -- instead claiming nightlife spaces around her as her own.
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Plus, there's an incredible live music scene, booming craft beer industry, and rowdy nightlife all to be found and savored in Austin.
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Tourists looking to sip on tradition come to the chic bistro in droves, checking it off their list of nightlife to-dos.
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Tim Brown (Connections co-owner): I've always thought the nightlife in Perth is pretty good, especially for the size of the city.
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This Saturday, DJs from queer nightlife crews from around the country will converge on Brooklyn for Red Bull Music Academy's Trade Show.
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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 city's lively nightlife, which accounts for a fifth of the 0003 billion euros generated by food and entertainment nationally, has evaporated.
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I LOVE THE NIGHTLIFE I love a good pub crawl so we'll go from Therapy to places like Posh and Flaming Saddles.
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Susanne Bartsch is known as the queen of New York City nightlife for a reason: she throws the best, most elaborate parties.
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Within 13 hours of the El Paso shooting, another nine people were killed at a popular nightlife district in downtown Dayton, Ohio.
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Cons: Adams Morgan's nightlife scene can get rowdy, and there isn't a metro stop nearby, which makes getting around the city challenging.
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"We're going to tackle that next," said the councilman, noting it was the first priority of the recently created Office of Nightlife.
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The L-shaped island has three main beaches: Pattaya Beach (which is more resort- and nightlife-centric), Sunrise Beach, and Sunset Beach.
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I can be at the bars I created and that inspired me, and enjoy the nightlife without plunging myself into the abyss.
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Stunning outdoor scenery, a rich array of cultural activities, great nightlife, a burgeoning food scene; the city seems to have it all.
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On a Saturday evening, many of the seaside bars in Almadies, Dakar's nightlife district, are packed with sex workers and their clients.
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Plus, the LES location near Chinatown offers a fun base with prime access to dining and nightlife that many in Midtown miss.
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Over ten thousand disenfranchised residents of Sydney, Australia hit the streets Sunday, protesting the New South Wales state government's restrictions on nightlife.
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Nightlife in the city - where many bars are largely empty for much of the week - is also seen as a turn-off.
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Personal finance website WalletHub has ranked 20.0328 U.S. cities for their "fun" factor, weighing entertainment, recreation and nightlife options against local costs.
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Idehen carries on, justifiably angry at how nightlife has been eroded in the city he moved back to after emigrating to Nigeria.
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Per the report, Duggan seemed receptive to the idea of a nightlife liaison, though he was less supportive of the entertainment district.
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New Form Digital and distributor Go90 have joined forces to create Lost Generation, a new television musical about Berlin nightlife and EDM.
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THUMP's Features Editor details the connection between drug culture and nightlife and her own experiences using and staying sober in the club world.
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In the early 21th century the Tenderloin was the Paris of the West, a lively center of vice brimming with nightlife and culture.
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Of the people I spoke to, only a couple claimed to have a completely no-strings attached relationship with nightlife, drink and drugs.
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Judging solely from appearances, one would never guess that this polite man with his neatly trimmed silver moustache worked in nightlife at all.
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Nightlife photographer Eric Strom of GlitterGuts didn't realize the avant garde theater show he attended would turn into a performance featuring live sex.
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From her pictures, it's clear that she has a cool wardrobe, enjoys nightlife, and is being stalked by a bunch of Bran stans.
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Less than a day later, another gunman opened fire in a popular nightlife district in Dayton, Ohio, killing nine people and injuring 27.
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Milan: So the night mayor is an independent non-profit foundation which helps ensure that the city of Amsterdam has a dynamic nightlife.
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A study of Ibizan emergency services near to nightlife from 2008-2014 reported 8,781 drug-related incidents with 46% of cases involving MDMA.
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The fire broke out in the early hours of the morning, when many people were out enjoying the nightlife in unseasonably warm temperatures.
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They were part of the city's nightlife scene but it wasn't like the cool places you would go, at least not for us.
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The legislation ends up throttling New York's already alcohol-barren nightlife scene, and is used to disproportionately target venues servicing communities of color.
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Her engagement news came nearly two years after Tobin's former boyfriend, nightlife entrepreneur Matt Bendik, was found dead in a Philadelphia hotel room
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Are you afraid at all that the pace of cities' growth right now can hurt nightlife and thus cripple the cities moving forward?
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If paddleboarding or paddleboating on a picturesque lake filled with wild swans doesn't do it for you, we don't know what will. Nightlife?
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She came of age in the NYC nightlife scene, and was friends with transgender civil rights leaders Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera.
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Throughout all of this, the country's nightlife remained robust—and still does, despite the five-year-old war raging next door in Syria.
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The incident, due to his nightlife behaviors catching up with him and his liver, led him to get a checkup from the doctor.
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He and writer John Mulaney created a pop culture monster in Stefon, a nightlife correspondent who listed increasingly nonsensical attractions at various clubs.
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Shishler adds that he is seeing a new wave of young, savvy consumers seeking more sophisticated nightlife, which club owners are responding to.
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The city delivers on the millennial aesthetic and gives them what they want when traveling – it's affordable, and has great nightlife and restaurants.
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The city is known across the country for its exciting nightlife, attractions, and dining, as well as for the famous Las Vegas Strip.
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You can choose to see lists of restaurants, nightlife venues, shops and other categories, and the app points out interesting ones around you.
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"There are cities that aren't going to be great for your nightlife, but they might be great for your pocket book," added Bigelow.
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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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No, the nearest nightlife is on Bootle Strand, but it's mainly bars these days, not really any big clubs like that one was.
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Although clubs often serve as safe spaces for marginalized communities, they are also nightlife environments removed from most people's day-to-day routines.
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DJ Mag spoke with DJs and producers about the changing cultural landscape for gender identity, safe spaces and diversity in the nightlife world.
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I remember as a teenager I would mesh with a lot of types of nightlife experiences—house clubs, hip-hop clubs, Latin clubs.
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She came of age in the NYC nightlife scene and was friends with transgender civil rights leaders Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera.
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Our investigation into the current state of Beirut's club scene details closures, struggling venues, and how casual nightlife ventures have risen in popularity.
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And, if you're looking to spend your time in an area with exciting nightlife, Montauk is the place to be, according to Saatchi.
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There are a few local watering holes and nightlife venues near Occidental Square that are mainstays on many of the underground tour routes.
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Situated on the shores of the Great Lakes, Mackinac Island's Main Street is well-known for its nightlife after the last ferry leaves.
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The stores, restaurants and nightlife of Envigado are less than a 10-minute drive, and local buses connect to the center of Medellin.
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And it even goes back to earlier iterations of cocktail and nightlife culture, finding room for 1930s glassware in its very eclectic mix.
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Following a $10 million development, the neighborhood would serve as the city's nexus of nightlife for just five years until its quick decline.
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There's also the many people in the nightlife industry who depended on those weekly Drag Race viewing party bookings to make ends meet.
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Duval Street offers plenty of nightlife from wild drag shows to cocktail bars with fruity, tropical drinks and quirky bars with live music.
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Although it's the nightlife centre, our Kings Cross, it happens to be next to the State Gallery, the State Library, the State Museum.
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For travelers looking for New York City culture and nightlife all available in one spot, The Standard High Line offers both in spades.
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"It's kind of a double whammy for Hong Kong," said Zeman, whose company developed the popular Hong Kong nightlife district Lan Kwai Fong.
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You'll likely walk along the seaside boardwalk, saunter through the glitzy downtown area, and barhop on Gemmayze street, or its nearby nightlife hotspots.
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In a town too small to have any nightlife, van Aarle was usually the only one walking around so early in the morning.
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Key figures within the global nightlife community, including Scuba, Fatboy Slim and Rob da Bank, voiced their calls for fabric to re open.
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But from cursory Googling of Berlin's nightlife in an effort to not do my trip "wrong," I learned about a place called Berghain.
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Multiple sources within the New York nightlife sector that Noisey consulted for this article highlighted the need for this sort of formal training.
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Our relationship, which started out with a matched intake of nightlife and excess, quickly fizzled when I turned into a wet-blanket boyfriend.
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It's a scenario that is becoming increasingly common as the nightlife in major cities pushes further into the early hours of the morning.
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Talking about all that was comforting, and knowing that people in nightlife venues throughout the Bay Area were talking about it was, too.
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" In the Giuliani years of the 90s, the law served as a basis for "broken windows"-style policing of nightlife spots deemed "nuisances.
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Last week, I was talking with my friend, a queer DJ named Mateo Segade, about gay nightlife here in LA. I work as a doorman at the Eagle, a gay bar, and Mateo is a DJ who plays queer events all over; between us, we've seen all sides of the gay nightlife industry, both for better and worse (sometimes much, much worse).
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And an argument can be made against the institutionalization of certain art forms—nightlife for instance doesn't always lend itself so well to that.
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Despite popular opinion, or what TV portrays, Atlanta's music and nightlife scenes aren't at all defined by tasteful lounges equipped for music video premieres.
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The Strip—a thronged nightlife mecca throughout the '80s—acts as a less refined, less filtered counterweight to the glossier and scenic River Walk.
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New York City councilman Rafael Espinal is in the process of trying to create an official Office of Nightlife for the city, reports Gothamist.
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I'd been charged with documenting the nightlife that revolves around Britain's many subcultural groups, and so spent roughly a weekend a month doing so.
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While the city had given me so much, it also made it hard to do the healthy things that balanced my renegade nightlife lifestyle.
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Just as Madrid has become a centre for government, art, nightlife and football, Plaza Mayor is—all at once—market, park, cafe and stage.
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NYC Go has city specialists on hand as well as touch-screen kiosks for information on attractions, dining, and nightlife across the five boroughs.
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"I've always said this about [the Brooklyn scene,] it's much more inclusive, mixed, and diverse," New York City nightlife legend Murray Hill wrote me.
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While New York City ranks first place in nightlife options (tied with Las Vegas and San Francisco), it's number 28 in the overall list.
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They'd both recently ended relationships and didn't have the willingness to face the nightlife scene during the colder months, so they wrote music instead.
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Patong beach is lined with cafes and bars, while the district's Bang La Road is known as one of Thailand's more raucous nightlife hotspots.
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On one hand, Lewis defends Giuliani's revival of the law on the basis that there is "selective enforcement" by cops against troublesome nightlife spots.
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So this week's episode digs deep into some of the work we've done highlighting the ways that queer culture intersects with nightlife across America.
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A mass congeals at the front entrance, encompassing an assortment of bodies and temperaments—industry executives, fashion types, Marvel diehards, Bronx natives, nightlife regulars.
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My roommate was a go-go dancer and friends with a lot of drag queens and club kids, and I got really into nightlife.
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That said, I feel quite positive about UK nightlife in general, it seems vibrant to me, and it also seems on an upward curve.
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And speaking of queer nightlife, Mixmag takes a look at six crews–from Men's Room to Honcho–making the gay underground even more interesting.
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Meryl's photographs are in the exhibit Letting Loose and Fighting Back: LGBTQ Nightlife Before and After Stonewall at New-York Historical Society through Sept.
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A video for Sydney's not-so-vibrant nightlife hit the Internet on Thursday night with the emotional weight of an Oscar in-memoriam package.
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Related: Mixed Reality Experiences Take On the Future of Nightlife This Mixed-Reality Gaming Gun Is Hardcore Reality: Where Does It Go From Here?
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At that time Moscow nightlife was pretty fancy and most of the clubs were even not about the music but more about the show.
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They rely entirely on donations, sliding scale fees from festivals and nightlife venues that use their services, and funds out of their own pockets.
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Curated by New York producer, DJ, and nightlife institution Matt FX, the soundtrack spans bubbly electronic pop and club music across its 12 tracks.
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"The whole story has been twisted," she said on the phone, referring to Johnson's decision to introduce her primarily as Next magazine's nightlife editor.
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Output Headliners: John Digweed, Naveen G UK selector John Digweed does an eight-hour special at the throbbing center of Williamsburg nightlife, Output. 1.
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Developing the exhibition for nearly two years, we visited the studios and apartments of mostly New York-based artists and nightlife participants across generations.
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What nightlife spaces offer is an environment which is suited to it and equipped to deal with any complications that arise from drug-taking.
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But the year passed with no follow-up gig, and I went back to the same nightlife work I was doing in New York.
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Lisbon offers an endless array of eating and drinkingLisbon's nightlife is vibrant, but it's not like the heart-pumping clubs of Ibiza and Berlin.
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HomeToGo ranked the best destinations in the US for millennials to visit based on the generation's vacation priorities, from food and drink to nightlife.
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The study, which examined 110 cities and focused on 22 metrics, awarded the top spot to London for its nightlife, entrepreneurship, and coworking spaces.
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Total score: 2100/22 Entertainment & recreation rank: 24 Nightlife rank: 259.42 Fun fact: The state ranked No. 13 for most movie theaters per capita.
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It's not just about the beaches, nightlife and restaurants — it also has a big art scene and museums that tell Miami's unique cultural history.
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"Montauk has four draws for millennials: great surfing, lots of reasonably priced dining and lodging options, and the best nightlife," Saatchi told Business Insider.
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Neil Patrick Harris is collaborating with the producers behind the immersive theater spectacle "Queen of the Night" on a new, magic-themed nightlife project.
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In other words, the nightlife scene has also become a powerful lobby of liberal, tolerant, young Lebanese born after the country's devastating civil war.
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Steven dove deep into the heart of Thailand's national pastime—to a quiet land beyond the Bangkok nightlife, world-class beaches, and Wi-Fi.
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Past featured acts include Princess Nokia, Juliana Huxtable, Njenna Reddd Foxx, and nearly every queer DJ of color in the New York nightlife scene.
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Today there is more nightlife, there are more tourists, and there are more people who like to visit a place from the old days.
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An after-hours tour of Westeros, from the delicacies of the Jade Sea to the Valyrian nightlife, hosted by the globe-trotting Oberyn Martell.
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Both veterans of throwing parties in the city, they also discuss why the state of nightlife in New York is so important right now.
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The beasts that go bump in the night are real, in the world of London-based filmmakers Wriggles and Robins' new short film, Nightlife.
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"When Giuliani started his New York nightlife crackdown, I remember watching the sexiness of sleazy dark rooms and sneaky shared bumps disappear," says Tee.
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Multiple former workers for LA nightlife business The H.Wood Group told Insider that minors are regularly allowed to drink underage at the company's venues.
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To compile the list of the top places visit in the Caribbean, U.S. News considered several factors, including sights, culture, food, shopping and nightlife.
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She was last seen leaving a bar named "Demo" off of the Gemmayze Street, a popular nightlife spot near central Beirut on Friday night.
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To compile the list of the top affordable vacation spots in America, U.S. News considered several factors, including sights, culture, food, shopping and nightlife.
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But the reaction has been decidedly different on this island of mostly wealthy, beach- and nightlife-loving people, and those who cater to them.
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Six months after New York City appointed its first Nightlife Mayor, she's kicking off her five-borough listening tour to hear from New Yorkers.
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Brickell is also a fun spot near exciting dining and nightlife, while still close to breweries in Wynwood and the sands of South Beach.
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"The Fabric license is the tip of the iceberg as the decision highlighted a deep-rooted and narrow-minded attitude towards nightlife," he said.
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However, certain cities have begun to recognize same-sex partnerships and the LGBT community continues to thrive in the country's vibrant culture and nightlife.
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Throw in a vibrant nightlife and music scene, and you've got a good place to live in the "Live Music Capital of the World."
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Often-crowded streets in Columbus, Ohio, have plenty of space to roam — as shown by North High Street, which is usually full of nightlife.
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ALG: So if you could crack the alcohol industry here, the nightlife and social customs and get togethers, then you could crack it anywhere?
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And the winner was... [drum roll] With beautiful beaches, historic architecture, fresh seafood, and awesome nightlife, it's no wonder you all voted for Greece.
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Other geeky and fun nightlife options include a bar with glow-in-the-dark ping pong tables and another, called WhirlyBall, with bumper cars.
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Hong Kong toned down its New Year's celebrations amid the protests, which have dealt severe blows to the city's retail, tourism and nightlife sectors.
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Unfortunately, it closed for a shoot during my tour, but the photos I was provided make it out to be quite the nightlife hotspot.
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After a couple of weeks of solitary day drinking, I had spent a few more working up a head of steam in my nightlife.
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The LGBT scene and the hedonism for which it is known also played a major part in cementing Dalston's reputation as a nightlife destination.
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Last year, a Buzzfeed investigation found that more than 20 sex attacks were reported every week at licensed nightlife premises in England and Wales.
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"It's a sensitive time with women feeling able to speak out on harassment in the workplace, and nightlife shouldn't be any different," he said.
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She soon began dressing in drag and became a fixture in the nightlife scene, even posing for one of Andy Warhol's famous Polaroid snapshots.
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I think one thing that's clear is that we get a lot of influences from the vibrant NYC nightlife scene and the Korean street scene.
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Trendy nightlife, upscale shopping, and an array of imaginative restaurants can be found in both Bogotá and Medellín, as well as several other large cities.
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Looking around city centres and various nightlife guides, it seems like every bar worth its salt is having a Super Bowl party on Sunday night.
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But as these inclusive nightlife spaces have become more popular—and frankly, more in vogue for the press to cover—it's also presented new challenges.
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East Atlanta VillageThe intersection of Flat Shoals and Glenwood Avenues Southeast is practically a nightlife district, but it is fueled by PBR instead of sparklers.
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Once the sun sets, however, that very same historic district also hosts a thriving bar and nightlife scene that includes sets from internationally touring DJs.
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As a gay man who loves to dance, and who has been reporting on gay nightlife for decades, this one hit me where I live.
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Having debuted on Thursday, the event transformed Old Kallang Airport, the country's first commercial international airport, into a rave inspired by 1940s and 1950s nightlife.
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Whether by accident or by design, and I'm pretty sure it was by design, David basically invented a kind of nightlife that hadn't existed before.
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An amateur photographer's images of louche Cape Town nightlife in the 230s capture a daring, booze-fueled, melting-pot spirit in the face of apartheid.
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It is partly practical and partly evangelical; night mayors are tasked with highlighting the worthwhile elements of nightlife, the world beyond binge drinking and disorderliness.
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Centrally located near boutiques, cafes and L.A. nightlife, this sweet retreat is a pretty impressive find — if you can cough up the rent, that is.
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The series, which premieres on January 8, follows the crew as they work tirelessly to make Lohan's club the number one nightlife destination in Greece.
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According to the Chase Marriott Rewards Premier Credit Card survey, 81 percent of those surveyed are interested in experiencing the local nightlife while on vacation.
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An all-night nightlife hub that's also home to some of the most delicious food on Earth, Bangkok is a place of true cultural adventure.
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Over the last three years, nightlife in Miami has been shifting—moving away from over-the-top VIP blowouts and towards smaller, more intimate hangouts.
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Berghain is notorious for being impossible to get into and for being extremely restrictive about cell phone use, which had given it mythical nightlife status.
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As a result, its use by the authorities to enforce institutional racism and classism has become a sort of secret history of New York nightlife.
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Drake has thrown his hat into the Houston nightlife ring with the announcement that he'll be opening a nightclub in the Texas city next year.
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They asked me to shoot their party and from there I started going out with them and meeting so many other amazing queer nightlife artists.
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Pretty soon, the Family will have control over majority of the gay nightlife in the Village, a monopoly that will continue deep into the 1960s.
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We're pretty well-versed in all that the Magic City has to offer, from Little Havana vibes to Art Deco hotels to that famous nightlife.
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Cities that were once cultural leaders and nightlife centres have encouraged large-scale residential developments in areas of their downtowns that were traditionally non-residential.
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Rhine, the marketing director at a Las Vegas nightlife company, is extremely candid about his experience and what he's looking for on the dating app.
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LGBTQ nightlife is still primarily dominated by white cisgender gay men, so how can a party be queer when it's exclusive of the whole rainbow?
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The 22,000 concertgoers at the Route 91 Country festival expected a night of country music, dancing, and celebration in the nightlife capital of the world.
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Trump, who attended a military academy, dodged the draft, and called Manhattan nightlife his "personal Vietnam," has had a tempestuous relationship with the military brass.
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It was also (rumor has it) among the city's first openly gay clubs to host a rave, earning it institution status in LA nightlife lore.
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If anything, he was the connector that the city needed to construct a booming nightlife scene that drew attention from cities along the East Coast.
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Diversifying your nightlife is really important and having a diverse cultural offering makes sure that the young people will want to keep on living there.
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So what we [the nightlife community] really need to do is make sure that we are so well connected, that we can influence policy making.
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" She said: "I enjoy attending nightlife events, but I should not have to be violated in order to do so, and neither should anyone else.
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Likewise, the ordinary people captured in his photos—musicians, dancers, couples from the city's nightlife—are transformed, made beautiful through the intimacy of his lens.
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Clooney developed the tequila with nightlife entrepreneur Rande Gerber, and in 2013 the two partnered with real estate mogul Mike Meldman to launch the company.
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The city certainly gives millennials what they want when traveling: an affordable experience that has great nightlife and restaurants, and is — perhaps above all — Instagrammable.
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Council member Rafael L. Espinal, Jr., who previously advocated for repealing the law, is also proposing a Nightlife Task Force and Office of Night Life.
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According to the Reader, this is not the first time governmental bodies have attempted to collect taxes on small, nightlife-oriented venues in the city.
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The city created a Nightlife Advisory Board to re-characterize how the city liaises with establishments that are important both to culture and the economy.
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The lack of nightlife on the road should keep the Golden State Warriors focused on Game 22 when they visit the Utah Jazz on Saturday.
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That same week a number of Downtown bars got hit with cabaret license violations, sending the entire Lower East Side nightlife economy into panic mode.
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This year, nightlife said goodbye to a number of venues; some came to their natural conclusion, while others fell victim to circumstances beyond their control.
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The pizzaz of nightlife, the glitz and glamour, the possibilities of pure pleasure instead replaced by chilling texts and cold-blooded killers called 'Shrimp Boy'.
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"That was really like Friday the 2400th -- Day One of the very immediate crisis that nightlife is facing," said Dhruv Chopra, co-owner of Elsewhere.
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Every week, THUMP's Editor-in-Chief Emilie Friedlander and a panel of guests discuss the people and stories shaping the contemporary club culture and nightlife.
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Coming to Salt Lake City in the era of 90s super-clubs, Walker noticed a growing gay nightlife presence in the city's more underground spaces.
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According to Foursquare, foot traffic to nightlife spots was down a minor 4% from the week ending February 19 to the week ending March 13.
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Through the partnership, you'll soon be able to donate to restaurants, fitness clubs, nightlife spots, and beauty parlors through a button on their Yelp pages.
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Yesterday, the City Council voted to establish an Office of Nightlife, which will act as an intermediary between City Hall and the night life industry.
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But I found that the city was full of cheap, delicious food, efficient public transportation, top-notch museums, a budding nightlife scene, and beautiful parks.
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With both urban and outdoor experiences to offer, vacationers in this Canadian city can hike Grouse Mountain by day and enjoy the nightlife in Yaletown.
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She was last seen leaving a bar named "Demo" off of the Gemmayze Street, a popular nightlife spot in the Lebanese capital, the source said.
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The local municipality responsible for Istiklal as both a major tourist attraction and the city's nightlife center has been gradually tightening regulations on social venues.
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The president of the Milan province, Guido Podestà, deemed that the CafèSolaire space would no longer be allowed to host any form of nightlife entertainment.
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Nightlife in Korea looks like a seedy and dangerous affair in the new 8-Bit "dot animated" music video for Seoul hip-hop duo XXX.
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It couldn't be a more fitting way to close out Pride weekend—and our weekend-long series exploring the intersection of LGBTQ culture and nightlife.
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Out of the city's nearly 25,000 spots that could be considered "nightlife establishments," only 97 have proper cabaret licenses, according to The New York Times.
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Jack recently met with City Councilman Rafael Espinal, who has emerged as a champion of nightlife and DIY culture in New York, about realizing his vision.
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Unless, of course, those in charge can suddenly see the benefits that a genuinely active, genuinely creative nightlife would have on the city as a whole.
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So, in an effort to aid and not overwhelm, we've put together a quick-hit guide to Budapest, from the must-visit views to the nightlife.
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To be fair, Hader always breaks while playing Stefon, the nightlife connoisseur who ended Hader's tenure at the show by running away and marrying Seth Meyers.
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So, from someone who's done it for nearly two years in Toronto, here's a shortlist of scenarios you will probably experience while photographing a city's nightlife.
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Even so, the city had become reliant on the ride-hailing firms, due to a combination of hedonistic nightlife, urban sprawl and poor public-transit options.
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Her "Lessons in Drag" solo show enacts the pedagogies of queer nightlife by turning the lecture hall into a nightclub and the cabaret into a classroom.
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Tbilisi's new mayor, Kakha Kaladze, a former footballer for AC Milan, campaigned on backing clubs and has established an official post for developing the nightlife economy.
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Over a decade, two kids, and a much less active nightlife later, I no longer get mad at a good hook on a catchy pop song.
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Vargas, who lives near Florida International University, where he's pursuing a master's degree, said he's easily able to avoid spending a ton of money on nightlife.
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"I started my nightlife career in Brooklyn so it's only fitting that I return here now," said Dean in an official press statement at the time.
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"Our City's world-class nightlife and entertainment industry helps make San Francisco a unique and great place to live, work, play and visit," said Mayor Lee.
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The stakes are high as the team establishes new friendships and alliances while striving to rise above the temptations the Mykonos nightlife scene has to offer.
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There needs to be an understanding on their side that a lot of what they put into place only has negative impacts on Britain's nightlife economy.
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After being in the nightlife scene for so long, your circle of friends becomes anyone who's up late, such as bartenders, drug dealers and other DJs.
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Either way, the ever increasing number of visitors has become a more important part of the equation when it comes to creating and shaping nightlife policy.
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Magaluf is a hot spot in Spain frequented by young people who take advantage of the cheap alcohol and raucous nightlife, according to The Daily Mail .
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Nightlife is not only a £66 billion [$82 billion] per annum industry in the UK, but also it makes our cities better and it transforms them.
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EvenSeeker and CitySeeker use GPS to find not only music events the driver might like, based upon their profile, but also restaurants and other nightlife attractions.
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Some 20 years after the peak of the New York club scene, nightlife is seeing a return to that radical individualism I found in my youth.
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Today's queer nightlife throws its arms open to outcasts and the marginalized, giving those beautiful people at the fringes of our society a place to thrive.
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Valentine's Day and nightlife have never been synonymous—pink hearts, tacky cupid graphics, and sappy, Pinterest-y phrases are a Berghain attendee's personal vision of hell.
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Unlike Toronto though, it never attempted to create a zone specifically for clubs, but rather encourages a variety of nightlife and entertainment options in certain areas.
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From checking out the local nightlife to relaxing on the beach and yachting around the island, the group maxed out their time in the tropical haven.
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Whether the underground chooses to go back in the closet or not, the current situation cannot hold, and queer nightlife needs to fight to stay alive.
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Meanwhile, he continued working his way up the nightlife social hierarchy, persuading Danceteria's owner Rudolf Piper to let him throw his own parties at the club.
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Mirik Milan: The night mayor is a not-for-profit foundation which helps to ensure that the City of Amsterdam has a dynamic and vibrant nightlife.
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The new rules were formed after a series of violent incidents in the city's discos and involved a greater degree of bureaucratic control over its nightlife.
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Ben Mullinkosson delves into the nightlife of Chengdu (we're back to the Sichuan province, although in a drastically different backdrop) in his short film Double Sexy.
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The company also operates a 24/7 delivery service within the nightlife heartlands of Lagos, supplying parched partygoers at exclusive clubs, corporate events, and private parties.
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Weekend attacks at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, and a popular nightlife area in Dayton, Ohio, left 31 people dead and dozens of others injured.
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Number of private jet arrivals in 2018: 1,900Mykonos is the most cosmopolitan of the Greek islands and is known for its nightlife, according to Visit Greece.
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Scroll through below to find how much it costs to go out in the cities with the best nightlife, ranked from most expensive to most affordable.
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It looked at entertainment and recreation as well as nightlife across 26 key metrics, including the number of restaurants, national parks, movies theaters and beach quality.
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Mr. Tisch, 28, is an owner and managing member of the Eldridge Hospitality Group, a New York-based owner and operator of restaurants and nightlife venues.
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I am also inspired by [the party collectives] Papi Juice and Fake Accent, who are doing such amazing work to manifest nightlife spaces devoid of hateration.
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All in all, the replies confirmed what I already believed: London and its nightlife is essentially a watered down version of the city I live in.
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