In 1987, a new group of artists, known as The Club Kids, emerged in New York City to fill the void left by Andy Warhol's death and the decline of his "Factory". They dominated the city's nightlife with an era of extravagance, decadence, and creative peaks, marked by the tragic death of one of their own and the eventual decline of the party scene.
Glory Daze: The Life and Times of Michael Alig
A nostalgic exploration of 1990s New York City's vibrant nightlife, featuring unfiltered insights from the iconic Club Kids, concluding with the highly anticipated release of Alig from prison.
