Every Wednesday night The Roxy clears their dance floor and creates a roller rink unlike one you've ever seen. A fantastic mix of those incredibly talented skaters you see at Central Park, and people who've never skated before in the life, but truly believe that fluorescent pink, knee high socks, aviator glasses, a headband, and a half dozen Bacardi and Cokes will transform them into Roller Queens.

Like BDSM, conspicuous consumption, Marmite, and most cases of syphilis the origin of the sport of squash can be traced back to the British aristocracy. Essentially a sport revolving around pounding tiny balls with a racquet, squash was a natural evolution of other aristocratic past times, and quickly developed a dedicated following. In the last 20 years, squash has become widely popularized and is no longer the exclusive domain of the elite and moneyed. Nowhere is this more evident than in the Bear Stearns tournament of champions, and its associated amateur event the All Ivy Classic Juniors....

Magicians, sword swallowers, belly dancers, fire eaters, trapeze actors, burlesque dancers and thats just to start. Where else but New York? Every Saturday night the Cutting Room hosts Le Scandal (formerly The Blue Angel Cabaret), a motley collection of acts which never fails to keep its audience entranced. Rave reviews, numerous celebrity sightings, and features in everything from the New York Times to HBO's Real Sex ensure that the house is packed every week.