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How To Get Tickets To Indy's Biggest Super Bowl Parties

January 31, 2012 at 1:24 PM | by | Comments (0)

This week Indianapolis is being transformed into the party capitol of the world as everyone from sports fans to supermodels begin arriving for the Super Bowl. To accommodate all of these party people, bars and clubs are popping up in vacant spaces around the city.

The Cuda Lounge, located at 141 S. Meridian St in Super Bowl Village, is one of Indy's biggest pop-up lounges with events planned throughout the week.

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Three Unusual and Unique Alternatives to the New Year's Eve Ball Drop

December 28, 2011 at 9:15 AM | by | Comments (0)

Everyone knows about that crystal ball drop in Times Square to celebrate the New Year, but there’s even better stuff falling from the sky around the country. If New York City is out of range this year, there might just be something a little more unique to welcome in 2012 close to home. Here’s three options and celebrations that might just be a little more interesting:

· Oversized Orange in Miami, Florida:
Sunny Florida may be a great place to welcome 2012, especially if you’re looking for some balmy temperatures. In the city’s downtown—away from the South Beach scene—a big neon orange rises to the top of the Intercontinental Hotel as the clock approaches midnight. The party goes down at Bayfront Park on Biscayne Bay beginning at 8pm, and there’s even a Disco Dance Party—their terminology not ours—to keep you going. Admission and entertainment is free for all, but we’d bring along some cash for a snack or a drink.

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Here, There and Everywhere with The Beatles: The Cavern Club

December 7, 2011 at 11:09 AM | by | Comments (0)

This Thursday, December 8, marks the 31st anniversary of the day John Lennon was shot and killed outside his apartment in New York City. While fans of Lennon and The Beatles will come together at Central Park's Strawberry Fields to remember him, we'll spend this week focusing on other places to visit to dip into Beatles history.

Today: The Cavern Club in Liverpool.

Just around the corner from the newish Hard Day's Night Hotel in Liverpool sits the old Cavern Club, known better as the home club of The Beatles. It bills itself as "the most famous club in the world," and it pretty much is, since many lookalike clubs have sprung up around the world. The typical nightly crowd is a mix of Brits, older Beatles tourists and younger Contiki-type tour groups and, despite its enduring popularity and major place in music history, tickets to the nearly nightly live performances are nice and cheap, averaging £3 per person.

It's here at the Cavern Club that the members of the Fab Four first played, but with other groups like The Quarrymen and Rory Storm and The Hurricanes, before coming together as The Beatles. As The Beatles. they played the Cavern a staggering 292 times, but Beatlesmania forced them into larger venues and the Cavern went through its own period of weirdness before finally becoming the major tourist magnet it is today.

Naturally, we couldn't do a weekend in Liverpool without crossing the place off our bucket list...

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Miami's Next Big Mega Club Debuts This Weekend

Where: 136 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL, 33139
October 19, 2011 at 2:11 PM | by | Comments (0)

If nightclubs are your thing, South Beach is your place. But if you've been danced till dawn at Mansion and partied with the stars at LIV, you're probably on the prowl for a new spot. This weekend, the beach delivers, with the grand opening of Amnesia Miami.

While lots of new nightclubs have been focusing on the more intimate lounge end of things, Amnesia is unabashedly big, with over 26,000 square feet of all-white space over two levels. That's room enough for four bars, 70 VIP tables, two obligatory VIP sections, a large wall of LED screens, and a dance floor for 800. There's even a recording studio underneath the stage for visiting DJs and musos to tinker around in.

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How to Get Tickets to Heidi Klum's 12th Annual Halloween Bash

October 11, 2011 at 12:48 PM | by | Comments (0)

When it comes to Halloween, Heidi Klum is the hostess with the mostest. Her legendary parties bring out celebs like Kim Kardashian, Michelle Trachtenberg, John Legend, and Brooklyn Decker, not to mention some over-the-top costumes.

This year Heidi is moving her 12th annual Halloween bash from NYC to Las Vegas for the first time. The party will be held at TAO on Saturday, October 29 at 10pm with DJ Questlove providing the perfect soundtrack.

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Taking in Cabaret at Paris' Original Crazy Horse

Where: 12 avenue George V , Paris, France, 75008
September 22, 2011 at 6:43 PM | by | Comments (0)



This week, Jaunted correspondent Heidi Atwal takes us along to Paris, uncovering the hidden bits found in between sessions of copious macaron and butter consumption. And we do mean copious. Make sure to check in daily for dispatches from the City of Light.

Al Pacino. JFK. Elizabeth Taylor. Upon entering the dimly lit black and red environs of Paris' famed Crazy Horse club, guests are met by a list of celebrities who have descended the same stairs to watch what may be the world's most famous cabaret show. Since its founding in 1951, Crazy Horse has greeted over five million audience members, opened an outpost in Las Vegas, and invited famous guests such as Dita Von Teese to perform in its provocative stage show.

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In Search of David Lynch's Club Silencio in Paris

Where: 142 Rue Montmartre, Paris, France, 75002
September 21, 2011 at 2:07 PM | by | Comments (0)



It ain't Silencio, but Social Club offers Lynch-inspired oddities nonetheless.

This week, Jaunted correspondent Heidi Atwal takes us along to Paris, uncovering the hidden bits found in between sessions of copious macaron and butter consumption. And we do mean copious. Make sure to check in daily for dispatches from the City of Light.

When we found out that filmmaking genius, budding electronic artist, and all-around maestro of weird David Lynch was opening a real-life version of Club Silencio from Mulholland Drive in Paris, our mission was clear: seek out said club and finally figure out what the hell the blue box symbolizes.

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Six Tips for Women at Munich's Oktoberfest, From the Ladies of Jaunted

Where: Munich, Germany
September 19, 2011 at 9:46 AM | by | Comment (1)


Kim Kardashian represents womankind at last year's Oktoberfest. Vom.

Okay people. Oktoberfest is officially in full swing. The brew has been tapped and the pretzels baked and the hotels...well, filled. The luxury hotel collection Rocco Forte Hotels dropped some advice into our inbox regarding tips for ladies visiting Oktoberfest, and as seasoned female revelers at Munich's massive party, we've got some priceless tidbits of our own to add:

· Drink: The only authentic drink at the Oktoberfest, even for women, is beer. But caution is advised—the typical Munich festival beer, specially brewed for Oktoberfest has a higher alcohol percentage than average. When drinking with others it is polite to clink your glasses, while looking the person in the eyes, and say “Prost”.

Jaunted Says: Whoa—not true about beer being the only authentic drink! In fact, we'd argue there are two other beverages it's "authentic" to drink at Oktoberfest, both of which work out well for those who don't particularly enjoy chugging beer: champagne and schnapps. Look beyond the ginormous beer tents to the Weinzelt tent, a smaller tent that specializes in Nymphenburger Sekt—sekt being German champagne. Even smaller and dotted around the Theresienwiese are schnapps booths, where a few Euro goes a long way (towards getting drunkers).

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Another Day, Another Speakeasy: Behind the Velvet Rope at London's Bungalow 8

Where: 45 St. Martin's Lane [map], London, United States, WC2N 4HX
August 5, 2011 at 1:08 PM | by | Comments (0)

Prohibition-style revelling in West London, brown paper sacks and all

In the early noughties, the Alpha-Omega of New York City nightlife was Bunaglow 8, the virtually impossible-to-penetrate private club founded by Amy Sacco. Were you not an A-list celebrity, fresh faced socialite, or monied, deliberately disheveled hipster, the chances of being admitted were slim at best. As happens all too often in Manhattan's fickle nightlife scene, the club eventually shut down, only to open a 'cross the pond London branch in 2007.

Bungalow 8 London is still going strong, frequented by the likes of Peaches Geldof and other Pretty Young Things with a taste for top shelf liqueurs. And we've been inside...

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Three Chicago Block Parties to Hit Up This Summer

May 12, 2011 at 10:11 AM | by | Comments (0)

Chicago is a cosmopolitan city with lots of cultural offerings, but when summer rolls around, one of the must-do activities is to hit up a block party. The city's numerous neighborhoods have their own shindigs that focus on everything from food to hooking up.

Check out our top three block party picks after the jump.

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Five Awesome Cinco de Mayo Celebrations Around San Diego

May 4, 2011 at 4:02 PM | by | Comments (0)

It's May 4 already. Have you made your Cinco de Mayo plans yet? Thursday is going to be crazy, as in crazy fun and crazy tasty and crazy awesome, so long as you know where to go to properly celebrate. Obviously some of the US' big cities will have a range of public parties happening, so here's a few to consider if you're in or around...

San Diego

· Since it's so close to the Mexican border, San Diego is teeming with Mexican culture. But you'll find the heart of it in Barrio Logan. The artistic neighborhood, which sits near the foot of the Coronado Bridge, is best known for the colorful, statement-making murals in Chicano Park. Of course, you'll also find loads of taquerias and bars where you can usher in Cinco de Mayo.

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Five Awesome Cinco de Mayo Celebrations Around Chicago

May 3, 2011 at 2:02 PM | by | Comments (0)

Okay, wow. It's May 3 already. Have you made your Cinco de Mayo plans yet? Thursday is going to be crazy, as in crazy fun and crazy tasty and crazy awesome, so long as you know where to go to properly celebrate. Obviously some of the US' big cities will have a range of public parties happening, so here's a few to consider if you're in or around...

Chicago

· Pilsen is the epicenter for Chicago's Mexican community and one of its best art districts, so you know that this lower West Side nabe will have the most hopping Cinco de Mayo shindig. Follow the crowds to the divey bars serving everything from margaritas to micheladas (beer cocktails with lime juice, salt, Worcestshire sauce, soy sauce, Tabasco, powdered chilies, tomato juice and ice), taquerias slinging real-deal Mexican food or just grab a bite at a tamale cart and watch the drunken revelers.

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