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Expect to see partner and "Page Six" regular Mike Satsky plucking V-VIP’s off the line and fraternizing with D.J.'s like the Ronsons, the Mastersons, and AM and Vice on the mezzanine of this East End club that has been reinventing itself since way back when Madonna was in training bras. Satsky and his team have brought the B-boy-inspired décor of their West Chelsea hip-hop club Stereo to the hangarlike half of the venue; in the adjoining building, Star Room’s dance-prodding environs endure via disco balls, flashing lights, and an ample sunken floor anchored by an altarlike D.J. loft. Thanks to the promoters of Home and Guest House, the floor pulses with heavy hitters like Deep Dish, D.J. Vibe, and Victor Calderone. Between the dark danceteria and the airy table haven, a patio sprawls—allowing for palette clearing, nicotine refueling, and social climbing.
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