Nightlife

Times are definitely hard these days. The global financial crisis is making life stressful for everyone with all the uncertainty of what's going to happen next, figuring out who is to blame for this big mess, and a lot more. But that doesn't mean we can stop enjoying ourselves. Hell no. So if someone asks, is there any way in the world to blow off some steam in the current situation we are in? Yes, there is indeed. The answer? Karaoke.
People love to sing. To some, singing may very well be their guilty pleasure. But it's not just about singing per se. I'm talking about drunken singing. Let's face it, how many people do you know that can step inside a karaoke joint and belt out a number right away? To my knowledge, none. Why? Well, maybe because we are all too shy to show off our hidden talent...

Bedspace turns two Green party opened its doors from 8:00pm till 3am, last Saturday, September 13, 2008, providing fun-filled activities for its valued guests, supporters and friends while providing a significant amount of the sales that evening as donation for Luntiang Pilipinas projects and tree-planting campaigns.
Green has always been a color that signifies environment advocates, idealists, tree-huggers and earth-lovers alike in their aim to spread awareness on the growing thread of environmental disasters and crisis all over the world today, as well as to promote preventive and protective methods in saving mother earth. In the Philippines, Luntiang Pilipinas a nationwide tree-growing program that seeks to create 1,500 Forest Parks in u...

Almost every time you go to a bar or club, you can expect to hear the words "let's eat!" right about the time when the music starts to get softer (and slower) and people are down to-their last drinks. You've probably consumed more than a liter of alcohol anyway, so it may not be such a bad idea for you and your friends to grab a bite to eat before calling it a night!
This is a tried-and-tested ritual: friends get together before ending their night out, head to one of their favorite restaurants, order a shit-load of food, and gobble it down faster than you can imagine without even uttering a single word. So, here are a few places, on and off the radar, that I strongly recommend. Old Swiss Inn (Makati Avenue): Steak? Fondue? Breakfast buffet? Take your pick! Yo...

At the kiss of dawn, New York partygoers are just about to leave for home after an electrifying night on the town. In renowned clubs such as Marquee in 10th Avenue, Cielo in the Meatpacking District, and La Belle Epoque in East Village, bar patrons and budding socialites are set to call it quits and throw in the towel after a hard day's night.
With the retirement folk on the "early bird" rise and corporate heads marching off to the dreary market commonplace, patricians of the Dionysian cult recharge their wares and slumber to party another day, recalling the exhilaration of the ephemeral dark beat. Such is the scenario that has been painted and simulated for Bright Young Manila's effervescent night scene. Taking the reigns of Louie Ysmael, the perennial night owl of the '70s (whose decades-long care...