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. The former opera house-turned-television ...

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Studio 54 was the disco era's most iconic club, but there was a lot more than dancing going on; it's where celebs cut loose ...

Mark Fleischman, the one-time owner of the famed Studio 54 club in New York City during the 1980s, has died via physicians assisted suicide in Switzerland. He was 82. According to multiple reports, ...

A king of 1980s nightlife, Mark Fleischman caroused with the likes of Ron Wood, Keith Richards, Rick James and John Belushi. He owned the last nightclub incarnation of Studio 54, and, by his own ...

For 33 months in the late 70’s New York City became the epicenter for perhaps the most famous nightclub in the world. Birthed from the dreams of a couple of twenty-somethings and miraculously ...

The nightclub Studio 54 sought to be a disco paradise in the 1970s, a utopia made up of sex, drugs, dancing, and celebrity display. Many gay men of a certain age in Manhattan still claim to have been ...

Mark Fleischman, the former owner of New York City’s infamous Studio 54 club, has revealed his plans to die by assisted suicide. Fleischman, 82, toldThe New York Post of his plans on 25 June, ...

When it comes to legendary venues, few can rival the likes of Studio 54. After opening in 1977, the Manhattan nightclub was a glitzy vortex of fame, fashion, and freedom. If you were lucky enough to ...