99 Hours No Sleep Superbowl Celebrity Weekend 2010
Written by DIVERSE INTERNATIONAL GROUP, LLC
The Annual “No Sleep Super Bowl Celebrity Weekend” is the only event you’ll ever need to attend if you want non-stop Super Bowl after-party action! With this 99-hour event, sleeping is NOT an option and with the wide variety of entertainment, who would want to? Take your pick from yacht parties, speed dating, talent competitions, and even lingerie parties! Best of all, only ONE pass is for access to ALL the events!
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D.C.'s Love nightclub to remain closed until Jan. 19 hearing
Written by Joe Heim - Washington Post Staff Writer
Love, Washington's largest nightclub, will remain shuttered until at least Jan. 19, with officials declaring that a recent spate of violence there represents an "imminent danger" to the community.
D.C. Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier ordered the club shut down after a non-fatal stabbing at the venue on New Year's. The attack, police said, was the third violent incident there in less than a week. Located just off New York Avenue NE, the four-story club is considered the crown jewel
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Winter Music Conference 2010
Written by WMC Press Department
Monday, October 19, 2009
Winter Music Conference celebrates it's 25th year as one of the most anticipated and publicized global gatherings for pioneering artists, innovators and professionals at the bold new Eden Roc Beach Resort & Spa on Miami Beach, March 23 – 27, 2010.
Long regarded as an essential proving ground for new releases, artists and technological advances, WMC 2009 attracted over 70,000 event attendees,
Studebaker's in Myrtle Beach shuts down
Written by Monique Newton - mnewton@thesunnews.com
Studebaker's, a staple in Myrtle Beach nightlife that attracted shaggers and retro music fans alike, has closed.
Owner Don Cauthen shut its doors Jan. 9 and said the poor economy, a slow summer and weak traffic during the May bike rallies were to blame.
Studebaker's had sales in the summer months that matched those from nearly three decades ago, he said.
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