Originating from the 1970s disco era and queer culture's bold self-expression, this trend is now embraced by celebrities and luxury brands as well Image generated using AI; for representative ...

She was created in 1980 to take advantage of the disco craze ... the X-Men during their Outback era, falling in love with Longshot. That was the height of Dazzler’s Marvel tenure, and she ...

In Disco's Revenge, Omar and Pete, with some help from major players of the disco era including Nile Rodgers, Nicky Siano, Jellybean Benitez, Kathy Sledge and Grandmaster Flash to name only a few ...

The interview has been edited for space and clarity. QUESTION: "Disco" isn’t just a look back at a music and dance era. You get into the cultural significance of disco that is often overlooked.

Alsion Blaire aka Dazzler first appeared in X-Men comics in the late 1970s. As a mutant who once lit up the disco scene, Dazzler now wields her radiant powers to dominate the battlefield ...

The skating rink, located inside the Wynwood Marketplace at 2250 NW 2nd Ave., brings a throwback to the disco era and is open for a limited time. Wynwood Skate has transformed part of the 75,000 ...

Inspired by the disco craze and created by committee, Dazzler was intended to be a multimedia superstar who would release actual albums. Unfortunately, disco was dead by the time the ball got rolling.

I mean, come on, Marvel. Dazzler? Really? Are we so desperate for content that we're dusting off disco-era has-beens? What's next, a gritty reboot of Dazzler's roller skates? And don't get me ...

Marvel's "Disco Dazzler" variant covers are a series of comic book covers that pay homage to the 1970s disco era, featuring Marvel's most popular characters, such as Thor, Storm, and Spider-Man ...

Disco isn't dead ... on the dancefloor. Dazzler is a four-issue limited series from writer Jason Loo and artist Rafael Loureiro. Set in the new 'From the Ashes' X-Men era, it sees the mutant ...