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160 million festival tickets were sold worldwide in the year before the pandemic, fueling a growing demand for MDMA and escalating drug trafficking in the Netherlands.
Hollywood's drug trade generates $350 billion a year, with users, dealers, and doctors all playing a role in the city's complex underbelly.
Six months after a candid interview, a young woman named Shannon becomes a drug addict, illustrating the rapid decline faced by many in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
Pollen, a tech startup founded by the Negus-Fancey brothers, faced an $800 million collapse due to mismanagement and unchecked ambition in the festival industry.
Magaluf, a popular party destination in Mallorca, faces scrutiny as journalist Ellie Flynn exposes alarming rates of sexual harassment and violence against women.
McMurdo Station, the largest U.S. base in Antarctica, houses nearly 1,000 people in summer and 150 in winter, all focused on scientific research.
Scottish widow Pat and retired banker Dave exemplify a new generation of hedonistic pensioners embracing retirement as a time for vibrant parties and fun.
A DJ like Bob Sinclar can earn between €20,000 and €50,000 for a three-hour set at Mykonos' Paradise Club, which hosts nearly 3,500 guests.
Tens of thousands of pensioners migrate to Tenerife each winter, spending their pensions on cheap booze and late-night karaoke.
Ibiza's nightlife scene is examined through the lens of police officers, undercover detectives, and emergency medics managing the island's excesses and risks.
40,000 people attended an afterparty on Brighton Beach, marking a significant moment in the rise of UK DJ culture and the influence of Fatboy Slim.
Over 70 years, Goa has transformed from a haven for hippies into a vibrant party destination, attracting travelers from around the world.
Three and a half grams of cocaine is consumed by a 20-year-old every weekend, reflecting the casual drug culture in London.
Five million visitors flock to Cancun each year, with many American spring breakers drawn to the resort's all-inclusive packages and legal drinking age of 18.
A 518 percent increase in cocaine-related treatments among those over 60 has been recorded in the past decade in the UK.
Four strangers spend 90 minutes in a New Jersey beach house during winter, engaging in partying, drug use, and intense conversations about their lives.
