CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The disco inferno that once engulfed the dances of America might be long gone. And the closest you can get to Studio 54 is by watching a Netflix documentary on the flamboyant ...

From 1977 until early 1980, lucky revelers who got past the velvet ropes of Studio 54 in Manhattan were greeted with a haven for hedonism and creativity. The former opera house-turned-television ...

The legendary New York nightclub Studio 54 was the epitome of the 70s – its joyful decadence came to define what was known as ...

Studio 54 was a phantasmagorical dreamscape, teetering always between a dream come true and a nightmare. Throughout the course of any given evening, a giant, anthropomorphized crescent moon, with a ...

Scenes from the Brooklyn Museum’s Opening Reception for Studio 54: Night Magic on March 11, 2020. Photograph by Timothy O’Connell for W Magazine. If you’ve ever been to a truly incredible nightclub, ...

Marie Richard wanted to give the ladies a reason to put their high heels on. So when the downtown space that last housed Epiphany, a Latin-American fusion restaurant and club that closed in June, came ...

Suzanne Somers is looking back on the time of her life. The same week that Mark Fleischman, a former owner of Studio 54, died by physicians assisted suicide, ET spoke with Somers, who recalled having ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Members of Disco’s Class of ’54 recall its 33-month heyday, and the night magic. By Guy Trebay and Ruth La Ferla The diamond dust was swept up long ...

Doorman Marc Benecke told the BBC, “At one point you could buy maps which claimed to show how to get in through tunnels up from the subway system. It was crazy.” According to Studio 54 documentary ...

The Chelsea co-op where renowned “Fame” choreographer Louis Falco rehearsed and threw legendary Studio 54 afterparties is on the market for $4.4 million. The 4,200-square-foot home spans two floors of ...