Have you ever wanted to go on a night out but didn't know where or how to start? Or are you a newbie who needs a guiding hand?<br><br>Former newspaper nightlife journalists IVAN LIM and CARA VAN MIRIAH will, though a collection of stories, tell you just what you might expect in Singapore's colourful nightlife scene. They also recommend places you can check out for the various types of of entertainment that you may fancy. Draw on the couple's years of experience, gain exciting insights and start partying in the unique world that is Singapore after dark.
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Ivan Boone's Lim. Nightlife [Confidential] Volume 1
THE PEOPLE YOU MEET IN THE NIGHT
The Ah Beng
The SPG
The Hipster
The Novice
The Poseur
The Dirty Old Man
The Free-Loader
WHAT TO DO ON A NIGHT OUT
NO NEED TO BRING YOUR OWN
THE NEW FLASHERS
RULES OF ENGAGEMENT
FLESH DANCE
CAN’T BUY ME LOVE
FIGHT CLUB
A TOUGH ACT TO SING ON STAGE
SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE
ACCENTS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS
CHEAP THRILLS
MODELISER
SINGAPORE’S GOT TALENT
FISHING FOR LOVE
WHERE’S THE SARONG PARTY?
UNIQUELY ANG MO
THE CONNOISSEUR
A BEGIINNER’S GUIDE TO LOCAL PARTY LINGO
NIGHTLIFE [CONFIDENTIAL] RECOMMENDS
Zouk
The Butter Factory
Zirca
Home Club
Nektar
28
No.5
Bar Stories
Speakeasy
Switch
Cuba Libre
Timbre
Prince of Wales
Crazy Elephant
Pump Room
Blu Jaz
AquaNova
St James Power Station
JJ Atlante
Shanghai Dolly
The Coastal Settlement
The Yard
KPO
Que Pasa
Loof
Tanjong Beach Club
Harry’s
OverEasy
Five Izakaya Bar
Orihara Shoten
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It is every girl’s dream, especially the ugly ones, to walk out at twilight and to find the Alpha males of two of the world’s most powerful nocturnal species fighting for her affection.
It is far less romantic and a lot simpler for guys: They just step out into the night hoping to meet someone better looking than their girlfriend or wife, or if they’re single, to meet someone hotter and more available than their buddies’ chicks.
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They hang out at the more fashionable dance venues and are often accompanied by like-minded individuals. They’ll talk to you if they like you, or remain polite but distant if they don’t. However, be careful not to confuse a Hipster with a poorly-dressed pseudo-intellectual, especially after you’ve had a few drinks.
The latter is awkward, becomes difficult to shake off once you say “hello”, and thinks that your buying drinks for him is payment for his scintillating company.
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