Could this be the year actual nightclubs make a comeback in New York City? District 36 opens next month and, along with Sankeys, looks to build on the city's thriving, roving underground dance party scene with permanent, bricks and mortar homes. BlkMarket Membership will move in. More»

We know New Yorkers are broke homebodies. And that NYC nightlife is in the doldrums. But people have taken advantage of previous droughts and turned things around. Reviving the tradition of designated weeknight misbehavior might be the best way to do it. More»

New York recently profiled the tight knit boys' club behind the city's glitziest nightspots du jour. But if you can't get into, or interested in, the standard scene, you've got plenty of alternatives. And despite the peripatetic nature of NYC's underground nightlife, its leadership is firmly in place. More»

The best club in the world is coming to New York City. No, it's not Berghain. And unlike that esteemed venue's quarterly residency at the Bunker party in Brooklyn, Manchester club Sankeys will land a proper bricks and mortar outpost in midtown Manhattan. But will it work? More»

It's the rare bouncer who attains a mythic status that outstrips his nightclub's. Winning his approval is as big a thrill as the party you attend afterward. New York's King Bouncer is Wass Stevens. Berlin's is Sven Marquardt. Who would bounce who for the title of world's top bouncer?  More»

Because there's nothing like an arbitrary and...eclectic nightlife ranking to get the blood circulating, we present you with AskMen's list of the best clubs in the world. Much like Reuters, Guest of a Guest does not endorse these results. More»

Plans to build 2,200 new apartments in the old Domino Sugar factory in Williamsburg have hit a snag. I have a modest alternative proposal: make it a club. "Less Artists, More Condos" could move its party right in. And the sugar plant is not the only NYC location that could become the next nightlife icon. More»

Soho House, the members only club that helped gentrify the Meatpacking District, is trying to ungentrify itself. Management is giving "corporate" types who diluted the hangout's vaguely creative roots the boot! They're also opening a Berlin outpost (whaaaaa?) in a former Hitler Youth headquarters (double whaaaaa). More»