Covering nightlife means access to some of the best clubs the world has to offer. While it’s interesting to check out the freshly opened hot spots, I often find the best times occur in the quirkiest of spaces. That sentiment held true on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe this past weekend.More>>

Arkadia and LAVO celebrate their first birthdays, Caramel Bar at the Bellagio will reopen as Lily Bar this winter, while Angel Management Group and Revel Entertainment team up for an Atlantic City beachfront resort and more. More>>

After being closed for four years, Culture Club — New York City’s once-iconic ‘80s and ‘90s nightclub — is back. Robert Watman and Tim Ouellette are re-introducing their brand with a 16,000-square-foot, four-floor dance club on West 39th Street. Watman opens up about his vision, the...More>>

Las Vegas' Vanity Nightclub is a sprawling 14,000-square-foot space, featuring two standout elements that set the venue apart: the 20,000 crystal and LED chandelier and the ladies bathroom.More>>

The New York Nightlife Association and NYPD have released a booklet entitled "Best Practices for Nightlife Establishments.” While I applaud both organizations on this effort, the contents of the guide leave anyone who has ever been to a bar or club scratching his or her head.More>>

A luxury member's-only club hits Miami Beach and brings a new type of nightlife vibe to the sandy shores. The Soho Beach House, with locations in New York, Los Angeles, London, Berlin and soon Mumbai and Istanbul, is celebrating the one-year anniversary of its arrival in Miami. More>>

Chateau Nightclub & Gardens adds an outside garden, "Limelight" documentary on Peter Gatien premieres, Tenjune celebrates five years, Nikki Beach and Club Nikki close and more. More>>

Winston's Champagne Bar opens, Blush closes and a Don Hill movie is in the works. Meanwhile, Ministry of Sound threatens to sue Southwark, Harry Denton's Starlight Room reopens and Kaskade is named 2011 America’s Best DJ.More>>

When Double Seven closed in January of 2007, owners Will Regan and David Rabin already knew precisely where they would reopen — it just took a little longer than they had anticipated.More>>

An anonymous Twitter feed, @NYNightlife, is starting to get some serious buzz within the industry, and more than a few people are dying to know who's behind the often spot-on information. More>>