All of these things and other equally eccentric, bizarre and mind-boggling ingredients made up the pure liberating madness that was the notorious experimental discotheque Studio 54, one of the ...

New York is set to celebrate the famed Studio 54 with a new exhibit that will showcase how the disco venue revolutionized nightlife, fashion, music, culture and society.

As co-owner and co-founder of Studio 54, Ian Schrager remembers when he knew that the New York nightclub was on its way to becoming the stuff of disco legend: When a photo of Cher, arriving for ope… ...

Studio 54, a bumping New York City club with a celebrity guest list that rivals the Oscars, opened in 1977 and raked in a whopping $7 million that first year. As co-owner Steve Rubell would put it ...

Studio 54 reopened in 1981 under new owner Mark Fleischman, and closed for good in 1986 -- except for a brief revival in 1994, according to a New York Post report. Studio 54 has now returned to ...

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. Photographer Dustin Pittman captured it all.

Studio 54 opened its doors on April 26, 1977, at 254 West 54th Street, Manhattan, New York City. Crowds of people would try to get past the restrictive and selective door policy.

Many nightclubs have owned the New York nightlife scene since Studio 54 closed its doors in the mid-'80s—Area, the Palladium, the Sound Factory, ...

Crowds thronged outside the entrance to Studio 54 in March 1978, Getty. In the spring of 1977, the doors of 254 West 54th Street opened to a New York City nightclub that in its glamour and ...

On the evidence of the finest films in the first third of this 54 th edition of the New York Film Festival, those familiar with the exhibitionistic, amped-up social set that frolicked in, gawked at, ...