Regine, a French singer and actress who was credited with opening the first discotheque during the 1950s, died Sunday, her granddaughter said. She was 92. The entrepreneur’s granddaughter, Daphne ...

Regine once operated 22 nightlife venues, including establishments in Los Angeles and New York. By Trilby Beresford Associate Editor Her grand-daughter Daphne Rotcajg confirmed Regine’s death to the ...

A Regine Velasquez concert invariably becomes a big musical event, but even by Regine’s consistent standard, her One Night with Regine Velasquez concert last April 26 may well linger in music-lovers’ ...

PARIS (AFP) — French singer and actress Regine, who laid claim to the invention of the modern discotheque and once ran a nightclub empire from Paris to Los Angeles, died on Sunday aged 92, her ...

Asia’s Songbird, Regine Velasquez, never delivered all her original songs in one concert before. “Smorgasbord lang ang ginawa ko noon,” she shared. However, in her Valentine’s concert at the Samsung ...

Credited with opening the first disco, she built an empire of glittering playgrounds for the Beautiful People in Paris, New York and beyond. By Robert D. McFadden She was born Rachelle Zylberberg in ...

In this file photo from Aug. 30, 2013, nightclub icon Régine arrives for the opening ceremony of the 39th American Film Festival, in Deauville, Normandy. The singer and actress died on May 1 in Paris ...

Before Bungalow 8, before Le Palace, even before Studio 54, there was Chez Régine. Billed as the first discotheque, it was opened in Paris in 1956 by former hat-check girl Régine Zylberberg. Her goal, ...

Regine, born Regina Zylberberg in Belgium, opened her first club in Paris's Latin Quarter in the 1950s, replacing the juke-box, ubiquitous in dance venues at the time, with turntables and disc jockeys ...

Regine Angeles is 12 weeks pregnant with her second child! Actress Regine Angeles surprised her followers and fellow celebrities alike as she announced that she is expecting her baby number two. The ...

For spring, fashion seems to have set its collective flux capacitor not just on the 1970s, but on a particularly glitzy slice of that era: one of gold-plated membership cards in custom Cartier cases, ...