Before the disco ball was part of 1970s dance culture, ... The dance halls of the era had no strobe lights, fog machines, or glow sticks; the atmosphere was more conservative.

That’s why hanging up a disco ball is the perfect fly repellent solution, but you could also use spinning CDs hung up over ...

Disco balls, those glittering spheres of fun, have been a staple in dance venues and parties for decades. But there's more to these iconic symbols of celebration than meets the eye. From their ...

Although disco music and dancing may be long dead, the disco ball lives on as a staple of dance parties everywhere. [Tim van de Vathorst] spent a considerable amount of time reinventing the disco b… ...

These disco ball cups are a great party favor, coming in a pack of six for all your disco-loving friends. They also come with pink straws and a spill-proof stopper to ensure the party never stops.

The Myriad Hotel features a disco ball installation in its lobby. “Couples skate. Ladies choice.” For children of the 1970s, those words spark memories of gliding around the roller rink to a ...

Frank DeCaro's 'Disco: Music, Movies, and Mania Under the Disco Ball' Rizzoli, $55, hardcover 240 pages. www.rizzoliusa.co www.frankdecaro.com. Never miss a story! Keep up to date on the latest news, ...

At El Prado in Echo Park, the scene spills onto Sunset Boulevard. Sip a cult white Burgundy, play chess, have a hot dog.

You can buy one or more of Baker's handmade disco balls online for as low as $169.99 (before fees) for a ball eight inches in diameter. The largest ball, 48 inches, costs more than $6,000 ...