By Barbara Blake and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 9, 1939 P. 9 Brooks Costume Company reports that "Headline parties" are popular with the guests coming dressed as leading figures in foreign affairs.
The New Yorker, September 9, 1939 P. 9 Brooks Costume Company reports that "Headline parties" are popular with the guests coming dressed as leading figures in foreign affairs.
By now, the sentiment has become a cliché as EDM conquers the Top 40 charts, but the Pets Records staple means it in a different sense: he's talking about the dwindling practise of hiring resident DJs to host regular slots at nightclubs - and of parties which focus on guest selectors to headline parties.
On September 13, plainclothes officers visited the Sasha and Miss Kitten-headlined party while it was in full swing, shutting it down for more than an hour.
The Martinez Brothers have established themselves in Europe, headlining parties in places like Berlin and Ibiza, Spain; they were recently part of a cover of Mixmag, a British dance-music journal, that was devoted to rising stars.
Having been DJing for over 30 years, Pete is showing no signs of stopping, running his Evolution show on I Heart Radio and headlining parties around the globe.
The beat-making monsieurs have frequently headlined parties in Brazil, Miami, and London with their badman blend of house music, and this summer will see them take on the big one: Sankeys in Ibiza.
With 30 years of DJ experience under his belt, Pete is showing no signs of stopping what with his Evolution show on I Heart Radio and headlining parties around the globe.
For many, the subsequent headline – "Secularist party wins Tunisia elections" – will seem more impressive than the fact Tunisia just completed its second genuinely competitive, peaceful elections since 2011.
The cover of the April 2 issue, which reported a crude oil discovery in Venezuela, featured a photo of swimsuit-clad revelers drinking from cut coconuts under the headline "Venezuela party time".
