When you and your boys go out to the clubs in a group it's understandable that your team is likely to be as strong as the weakest member on the roster. So if one of your team members is consistently attracting bad "chi" towards the rest of the group, Danielle has the perfect strategy to strengthen your offense.

She explains,  “First, split a bottle of vodka with your boys. Trust me, it’s cheaper than buying individual drinks all night. Now the important part: Don’t take your bottle service to some table. Instead, stay at the bar and gather there. Tables by design cut you off from the women you want to meet! At the bar, you can ask any group of girls that steps up to the wood to join this free-booze party. If, like most guys, you walk up and ask a girl if she wants a drink, she throws up a wall. By inviting her into this fun little group, you’re no longer some schemer, but a cool host.”

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Something about André Saraiva's past makes you think of an Ecko Unlimited commercial -- a group of restless adolescents leaping over a fence, defacing public property with graffiti and causing a racket with grinding skateboards as they make their exit. The 35-year-old nightlife entrepreneur  has been hitting the clubs  and tagging walls in Paris since he was 12. In an interview with Black Book Mag, André reminisces, "I used to sleep in the clubs until the first subway was open and then go home and then say I was sleeping over at my friend’s place."

These days André owns several spots in Paris including Le Montana, Le Baron and Moon. He also owns Beatrice Inn in New York and is a partner in Hôtel Amour with Thierry Costes of the Costes hotel and restaurant family. André is known to have a viral quality about him -- quick to make friends and connect his new friends with his old friends.

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The buzz on the Playhouse in Hollywood, CA is that it's a classy spot whose owners -- Elie Samaha and his Muse Lifestyle Group have poured more than $6 million into renovating to look like a full-blown Vegas-style club. Not too classy apparantly, for Khloe Kardashian to stomp on any would-be haters. Last Friday, while she and hubby Lamar Odom were out having a good time, a transgender clubber heckled the pair, yelling at Lamar, accusing him of "marrying too young".  Needless to say Mrs. Odom, 25,  didn't take too kindly to the verbal assault, shoving and striking her abuser in retaliation.

The police were immediately called to the Hollywood club where they interrogated all three members of the spat according to sourcing cited by TMZ. Fortunately for the Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality starlet nothing was established to be true and nobody was taken down to the station.

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Las Vegas - the neon-lit desert of Nevada has stuffed the whole world's stocking with another breath-taking gift in the form of a nightclub that can only be described as spectacular. The Vanity Nightclub inside the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino indulges it's guests with their own reflection using light which bounces off multifaceted surfaces throughout the venue at the new HRH tower. Ornate, antique-inspired handheld mirrors reflect how fabulous you look (or not) before entering the eclectic jewel box club created by Charles Doell and the interior decoration firm Mister Important Design. 

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The Trendy NYC nightclub, Duvet, which we featured on the EventOrb Blog a while ago has closed it's doors. The New York State Liquor Authority is closing down the Chelsea venue,following allegations that an ex-con bouncer raped a young, femaleclubgoer in one of its bathroom stalls. The alleged victim -- a 23 year old woman says she was "incapacitated" in a stall as the club wasclosing at 4 a.m. When the bouncer called out to ask if anyone was inthe restroom, she cried for help. Instead of providing assistance, she sayshe raped her. The woman was later taken to a hospital by her fiancé and police were called.

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The combination of esquisite good looks and a career which involves meeting celebrities on a regular basis in the laid back ambience of nightclubs, is a bonafide recipe for being linked romantically to at least one of them sooner or later. Rachel Uchitel, grand-daughter of 1960s nightclub Impresario Maurice Uchitel recently discovered this looming reality when the National Enquirer recently spouted rumors about her being the mistress of squeaky clean golf megastar athlete- Tiger Woods. Rachel denies the allegations, but with her stunning looks and her self-admitted inclination for privacy, one can't help but wonder.

After college, Rachel worked in TV and film, which included five years as a television producer at Bloomberg News. In a random career move, she found herself living in Las Vegas to launch Tao nightclub and restaurant, which quickly became the number-one grossing venue in the world. Two years later, she was back in New York to oversee VIP operations for all of their companies and venues, such as Stanton Social, Marquee, Tao Bistro, andDune. 

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A Pretty good DJ these days makes anywhere between $200 - $2,000 for an event. But what does a rookie DJ dating Madonna make you ask? Try $20,000. At least that's how the story goes for Madonna's 22 year old model boyfriend -- Jesus Luz.

Despite having only recently taken up Djing, Jesus is already being hired to play at venues across America -- and nightclubs such as the Hotel on Rivington and Hiro Ballroom in NYC, Dusk Nightclub in Atlantic City etc. are shelling out as much as $20,000 to have him play.

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Dancefloors that light up as you dance are not exactly a new fad. But suppose you could harness the energy of the numerous revellers on a dancefloor and use that energy to generate electricity? Sounds like something from a science fiction novel? Not quite. Enter SDC - The Sustainable Dance Club in use by the WATT nightclub in Rotterdam. The dance floor consists of LED lights that require kinetic energy from dancing in order to light up.

The dance floor is a bouncing floor made with springs and power generating blocks that contain a unique crystal concentration. When the blocks are pushed down, an electrical current is produced that is captured by rechargeable batteries. As people continue to move around and dance, the batteries are continually recharged. These batteries not only light the dance floor, they are used to power other parts of the nightclub like ceiling lights which replace energy exhaustive spotlights.

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Louise Gauvreau a.k.a Maus was raised by jazz and disco music-freaks.  She is acclaimed world-wide in URB, CODA, Mixer, XLR8R and Wax magazines for crossing lines,breaking through categories and defying expectations. Back in 1997,under the moniker of Mouse Factory, Louise started to organize eventsin Montreal, inviting local and international talent with the simpleintention of sharing and playing the sound she fell for.
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Every guy's been there at some point or the other. The club is packed full of hot chicks but you can't take your eyes off the smoking bartender. Easy there Mr. Big Tipper, you'll be piss drunk by the time she gets off her shift.

Maxim magazine caught up to Las Vegas bartender Cheryl Hardy and asked her for tips on how to hit on women in the club on behalf of all the hardworking male clubheads out there. "Sure,there may be booty music blaring, but women still want a flash ofromance,” Cheryl says. “Guys who tell themselves to ‘go for it’ andmarch up all overconfident reek of desperation. The best first moveisn’t a line—it’s eye contact and a smile from across the room.Confident, chill. It creates mystery and a cute romantic-comedy moment.”

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