Why is Everyone Smoking Cigarettes Again?
Cigarettes are back on the streets of New York. Vapes are fading, 90s fashion is in, and effortless cool is smoking again.
It wouldn’t be LA without nightlife, and Loop Magazine is here to navigate the scene with you. Engaging stories from crowded clubs, chill bars where singles can mingle, delicious dining experiences, and live music: we’ve got the intel! Essential to Loop’s storytelling, our suggestions for nightlife venues vary depending on age and taste, but we’re sure to guide you to the luxury you deserve. Click below to spend the night with Loop Mag.
Cigarettes are back on the streets of New York. Vapes are fading, 90s fashion is in, and effortless cool is smoking again.
Looking for the best rooftop bars in NYC? From sunset views to party spots, here’s your go to list for rooftop season in New York City.
An insider's guide to brand fueled pop-ups, day clubs and after parties
The Wild Wild West gets a neon upgrade as Rodeo Revival takes over Level 8 DTLA, with 818 Tequila fueling a pre-festival fever dream.
Tucked in between Westwood and Santa Monica, this new Series by Marriott hotel is chic, comfy and convenient for those nights out when you’re not quite ready to go home yet.
There’s a moment every night when I realize the night is no longer mine. Up until then, I’m in control. The bar is filling up, people are loosening, conversations are still happening. I can guide the room. That’s the whole point of DJing, whether people realize it or not: it’s not about playing songs, it’s about controlling energy.
The London West Hollywood’s newest afternoon tea, The Devil Sips Tea, is a high-fashion fantasy channeling 'The Devil Wears Prada' in every detail.
Whether you’re camping at Coachella and just passing through, or staying for the weekend in a stylish retro bungalow, there’s plenty of reasons why Palm Springs is an essential pit stop on your way to the main event. For two weekends a year, the city becomes the life of the party, bumping with an electricity that awakens the dormant desert sky.
Phoenix at night feels like a dare. It’s not like LA, where everything is curated and performative, or Vegas, where the chaos is packaged and sold to you with bottle service. Phoenix is different—quieter, wider, like something strange could happen if you just drove far enough into the dark.
After a day of Disneyland crowds and chaos, unwind with cocktails, park views, and a more elevated scene. These six Anaheim bars are just minutes away, turning post-park hours into a well-earned reset.