SOHO

In the late 1960′s Soho had a rebirth, New York’s artists sought a refuge and space from the routine of uptown. In the sprawling SoHo loft spaces , artists as diverse as Chuck Close, Frank Stella, and Richard Serra started vital bohemian art movement and the neighborhood subsequently revived . Soho became a magnet for the cool ,hip and sophisticated ,with art and shopping mixed together like and open air mall. Buyers, trendsetters, and intellectuals again flocked to the once-forgotten neighborhood. And where artists go, fashion soon follows.

Madame Tussauds After Dark!

After Dark is a special event and your chance to join other restless spirits, some tormented and others playful? Fear being trapped overnight? Don’t miss a chance to find out what happens at night as the doors are keep open late this haunting season. Celebrate this Halloween, heart races as you prepare to begin your journey. Guided by a single light in the still of darkness, will you make it all the way?

Zoolander Halloween Party & Derelict Fashion Show

Fans of Zoolander unite ,the cult classic is the theme of one of Brooklyns biggest Halloween parties.This party is a fashionable fete of Mugatu proportions. Come dressed as your fav Zoolander character, and enjoy an Orange Mocha Frappuchino cocktail while practicing your best Blue Steel. And yes…there will be a walk-off!

The Fillmore NY at Irving Plaza

This became the run down version of Irving Plaza that by the the late 1970′s was one of the focal points the Punk Rock movement. Home a way from home for English Punk bands and later New Wave music ,Irving Plaza hosted a virtual cornucopia of Punk bands like the Buzzcocks,the Stranglers,Souxie and the Banshies,999,Sham 69 and so on.

Profile: Lady Gaga

Musically, Lady Gaga is inspired by Glam rockers and New Wavers such as David Bowie and Queen, as well as pop singers such as Madonna and Michael Jackson and some would Debbie Harry of Blondie fame. She is also inspired by fashion, which she claims is an essential component to her songwriting and performances.

CMJ Music Marathon and Film Festival

CMJ history is a veritable who’s who hall-of-fame list of thousands of artists representing diverse genres who have played career-defining shows at many of New York’s legendary venues.

Carnegie Hall

Designed by architect and cellist William Burnet Tuthill and built by Steel Tycoon turned philanthropist Andrew Carnegie in 1891, it is one of the most famous venues in the United States for classical and popular music, renowned for its beauty, history and acoustics and especially the acoustics

The Mercury Lounge

Rock and roll on a school night? The Mercury Lounge is a music venue in the Lower East Side (LES) section of New York City

Hammerstein Ballroom

Located in the historic Manhattan Center building, the Hammerstein Ballroom still stands nearly 100 years after it was first built as the Manhattan Opera House by Oscar Hammerstein I in 1906.

The Hiro Ballroom

The Hiro Ballroom is located at the base of the Maritime Hotel bordering Chelsea and the ultra hot Meatpacking District with its 20’ barrel vaulted ceiling, giant paper lanterns and has a large bar spanning one side of the room and beautiful banquette tiered seating, balconies, and dramatic staircases