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Studio 54

  1. house of gucci
    A Studio 54 Doorman Tells Us How to Get InThe club keeps coming up in pop culture, from Netflix series to House of Gucci. Bobby Sheridan takes us back.
  2. lost new york
    How Netflix’s Halston Re-created the Disco-Era Glamour and Seediness of New YorkMirrors, Mylar, and a harem tent: The production designer on Ryan Murphy’s latest period show tells all.
  3. me: elton john
    13 of the Best Celebrity Stories From Elton John’s Name-dropping Memoir, MeFrom trash-talking with Freddie Mercury, to reuniting John and Yoko, and plenty more.
  4. parties!
    Playing Pictionary With Michael KorsAt Bergdorf’s “Designer’s Off Duty” series.
  5. movie review
    Liza, Cher, Warhol: Studio 54 and the Greatest Party You Weren’t Invited ToMatt Tyrnauer’s documentary is swift and entertaining — but later veers into odd, branded-content territory.
  6. studio 54
    The Founder of Studio 54 Is Finally Ready to Tell What Really Went Down ThereIan Schrager on getting over his embarrassment for doing time for stealing from the disco, and having Roy Cohn as his lawyer.
  7. party lines
    The Studio 54 Crowd Has a New Nightlife SpotThe famous nightclub’s co-founder just opened a new hotel, the Public.
  8. vulture festival
    Kevin Bacon Didn’t Have Enough Coke to Pick Up Women at Studio 54“It was tough as a single guy to get in.”
  9. theater review
    Theater Review: Lynn Nottage’s Sweat Tells But Doesn’t ShowAs it transfers to Broadway, the play brings its strong ideas and weak characterizations intact.
  10. wild nights
    Marc Jacobs’s Extravagant ’80s Disco Had the Best-Dressed CrowdIt was every bit over-the-top and glittery as you expected it to be.
  11. lies
    The Most Iconic Studio 54 Photo Is a Big Lie Bianca Jagger and the horse she did not ride in on.
  12. nostalgia
    Revisit the Glorious Debauchery of the Last Days of Disco Tod Papageorge releases a new book of fantastic photographs documenting the last days of disco.
  13. 100 years of new york music
    Nile Rodgers on Writing ‘Le Freak,’ Grace Jones, and the Disco Backlash“This is the biggest song by a band nobody knows about a dance that nobody knows how to do.”
  14. sea of nipples
    Meet the #Instastuds: Hot Gay Men on Perma-Display“Some have tattoos, some are carpeted with perfect chest hair, many are Israeli or Brazilian, and all have lots of time to travel and pose half naked across the beaches of Planet Earth.” 
  15. Coming Soon
    Richie Notar Says New Lenox Lounge Will Open by Year’s EndPlus, he explains the Mixed Salad Theory of restaurant crowds.
  16. Openings
    Richie Notar Signs On for Lenox Lounge Space, Reportedly With Robert De NiroBig plans for a landmark space in Harlem.
  17. Openings
    Going Down on Studio 54Get excited.
  18. stage dive
    James Franco and Tommy Tune Figure Out How to Work CheapHow to succeed in theater without really spending.
  19. gossipmonger
    Natalie Portman Did Not Hook Up With Sean PennYou can all sleep again.
  20. Mediavore
    Cavatappo Brand to Expand; Vote for New McDonald’s JinglePlus Gotham pizza at Domino’s, a nightlife great passes away, and more, in our morning news digest.
  21. NewsFeed
    Waverly Inn Is Becoming a Barrel of LaughsGraydon Carter tries to talk Bono into a 7 p.m. reservation, and Bianca Jagger can’t find the door.
  22. in other news
    Ian Schrager Is Kind of ‘Meh’ on the New Royalton LobbyWe’re kind of falling in love with Lloyd Grove’s rambling, sprawled interviews with business celebrities on Portfolio.com. This week, he sits down with Ian Schrager, who is two years into his massive partnership with Bill Marriot, the hospitality king, to build 100 chic hotels worldwide. Below, we’ve selected some of our favorite moments with the man who brought you the Delano, the Hudson, the Royalton, the Shore Club, the new Gramercy Park Hotel, 40 Bond Street, and that little club he used to run in the late seventies… • On the destruction of his legendary Philippe Starck lobby in the Royalton Hotel by his Morgans successors, who replaced it with a dark-amber jewel box this year: Uh, you know, I think it’s nice. Um, I can’t second-guess what those guys had in mind. I had no emotional attachment to it, quite frankly. But I think from a business point of view, I would’ve done something different. But I don’t know what criteria they were using and why they did it. And I think it was a very risky move … But basically we liked to think that what we did was classic and timeless and would stay, even though it was incredibly provocative. I mean, I’ve never changed any of my other lobbies.