U.S. military police detained at least five service members during their most recent joint patrol of a nightlife hotspot on ...

A Marine was injured and his mother was hospitalized in critical condition after their vehicle crashed into another car at a ...

In much of Southeast Asia, the idea of a bar is slowly being reshaped. Instead of music competing with chatter or cocktails, listening rooms are inviting people to slow down, sit back and actually ...

Two bar girls walk near Soi 6, their worried faces reflecting the struggles of Pattaya’s nightlife as operators and online voices call for urgent reform to attract a wider range of tourists. (Photo by ...

New Delhi: The Saudi Arabian government is cracking down on nightlife. Several music lounges are being closed in major cities, such as Riyadh and Jeddah. Nighttime music and entertainment events are ...

Take That have confirmed the return of one of their biggest live shows. The Circus Live in 2009 broke UK records as the fastest-selling tour in history with over 600,000 tickets sold in under five ...

We’ve been hearing buzzing sounds in Ottawa’s nights — there’s movement after dark, just what we like to see! The city’s scene seems to be in an upward stream, and with our Nightlife Commissioner now ...

A 4K walking tour showing Tianfu Square at night in Chengdu, with open plazas, evening walks, and ambient city lighting CJI clarifies remarks on Khajuraho Temple idol plea after social media outrage ...

Nightlife remains one of the most thrilling ways to experience a city, as it offers everything from buzzing clubs and live music to rooftop bars and underground raves. Each destination comes alive ...

There’s a bittersweet quality to nostalgia. You look back on fond memories with rose-tinted glasses, but those glasses are also tinged with a sadness that comes from grieving for a time you know you ...

The Fukuoka High Court's Naha branch is seen in this Aug. 27, 2020, file photo. (Mainichi/Takayasu Endo) NAHA (Kyodo) -- A Japanese high court on Wednesday upheld a ruling convicting a U.S. Air Force ...