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The man who indirectly brought fame to club kids like Amanda Lepore and Heatherette’s Richie Rich, is opening a new 55,000 square-foot entertainment venue in downtown Toronto. Peter Gatien, an Ontario native, first opened nightclub Limelight in Florida in 1976 and opened other incarnations across the country – New York’s being the most notorious. If you’ve ever seen 2003’s movie Party Monster, you know the drug-riddled violent tale.
But that was clubland New York in the ’80s. This is Toronto’s CiRCA, which launches with an invite-only red carpet affair on Thursday. The venue promises to be “much more than a nightclub,” designed to showcase art, fashion, music and film, complete with state of the art screening room, catering kitchen, live concert stage and a room created by hipster toy company Kidrobot’s Paul Budnitz.

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The ckIN2U lounge in Toronto
For two nights only – tonight and tomorrow night – visit Calvin Klein's IN2U lounge in the club district, at 312 Adelaide Street West, for $2 drinks, ckIN2U fragrance samples and techno-flirting. Visitors are given a Virgin cell phone and an ID tag so they can get texty with guests who catch their eye.

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New Erogenous Zone:
The Collar Bone
The New York Times has declared the clavicle the new hot spot to expose. Like the pop star herself, Britney’s bare belly fell out of fashion ages ago (and no one’s buying into the bare scalp look). Boobs are always in, as are legs, but no new parts stepped into the sexy spotlight. Until now. The Times reports that revealing your collar bone lets you show off that you’re in shape without showing it all off, especially since this summer’s staple – the dress – tends to be on the voluminous side. If you can’t show off your tight tummy or toned abs, what can you display?
Look for generous x-shaped halter-necks that frame your clavicles, or opt for generous square- or round-necks that highlight your lovely décolleté without too much cleavage.

Jessica Alba elegantly exposes her collar bones at the Fantastic Four Screening in Melbourne, Australia on May 4. (Photo: Serge Thomann)