Sparkling wine is as popular as ever: Despite the economic gloom, patrons do want to indulge. Plentiful by-the-glass bubbly menus now are prevalent in bars, while Champagne bottle service sales are making a comeback in nightclubs. More>>

At nightclubs such as LIV in Miami and Playhouse in Los Angeles, bottle service is more profitable than ever.More>>

The recently opened Club Nikki Nightclub and Nikki Beach Dayclub at the Tropicana Casino and Resort in Las Vegas is the latest endeavor from the international nightlife and hospitality brand.More>>

The Fourth of July is right around the corner, and you should be preparing your own special promo for it. Here are what bars and clubs around the country are doing this Independence Day weekend: More>>

David Lynch enters the club world, the Koch brothers pursue legal action against Mark Baker, Minus5 Ice Bar creates ice replica of Kim Kardashian's engagement ring, The Palms launches DJ Pauly D residency and more. More>>

The private security details of celebrities and big-spending clients often don't understand how to move their VIPs through a nightlife venue without cutting a swath of destruction in their wake. Here are a few simple ways to make the process less adversarial for the "regular Joes" in the room:More>>

Vodka always has been nightclubs' stock standard choice for bottle-service spirits. Although sales fell ever-so-slightly when the recession hit, the clear liquor is back with a vengeance, dominating club tabletops once again.More>>

Ultra Music Festival's recent shows mean an influx of more than 100,000 house music fans descended on Miami for a weekend of non-stop partying. As a result, Miami nightlife enjoyed packed houses all weekend long.More>>

Traveling through Pittsburgh, the remnants of the steel city’s past adorn the streets. Among these modernized relics sits Diesel Club Lounge, a venue that is part of Pittsburgh’s storied history, as well as its rich future.More>>

With members-only clubs popping up around the country, the exclusivity of the door is ostensibly heightened, and clubs are often accessible to those with the deepest wallets. But is that killing the vibe they've tried so hard to create?More>>