Night Life

Nightlife is a human social activity.

Nightlife or Night Life or Nite Life may also refer to:

In games:

  • Nightlife (role-playing game), a splatterpunk game
  • Night Life (video game), the first adult game released in Japan
  • The Sims 2: Nightlife, the second expansion pack for the video game The Sims 2

In literature:

  • Nightlife (novel), a fantasy novel by Rob Thurman
  • Nightlife (novel), by Thomas Perry
  • Nightlife Magazine, a Canadian bilingual lifestyle magazine

In music:

  • Nightlife, an EP by Phantogram
  • Nightlife (Erase Errata album), or the title song
  • Night Life (Billy Butler album), or the title song
  • Nightlife (Cobra Verde album)
  • Night Life (Jimi Hendrix album), or the title song
  • Nightlife (Karl Wolf album), or the title song
  • Night Life (Outsidaz album), or the title song
  • Nightlife (Pet Shop Boys album)
  • Nightlife (Thin Lizzy album), or the title song
  • Night Life, a song by Willie Nelson, popularized by Ray Price. Price included the song as the titletrack of an album.
  • Nightlife, a song by John Foxx from The Pleasures of Electricity
  • "Nightlife", a 1967 song by Aretha Franklin from "Aretha Arrives"
  • Nightlife, a song by Scissor Sisters from Night Work
  • Night Life, an album by Lil' Fizz
  • Night Life, a song by Zion I from Chapter 4
  • Nightlife (quartet), an American barbershop group

In painting

Nightlife, famous painting by Archibald Motley, Jr., considered in the Harlem Renaissance school.

In other media:

  • Night Life (film), a 1989 zombie film
  • Nightlife (radio program), an Australian late-night talkback radio show
  • The Nite Life, an Australian Christian pop radio program

Other uses

  • NightLife, a regularly scheduled event at the California Academy of Sciences

Famous quotes containing the words night and/or life:

    Prepare for death, if here at night you roam,
    And sign your will before you sup from home.
    Samuel Johnson (1709–1784)

    Fiction is like a spider’s web, attached ever so lightly perhaps, but still attached to life at all four corners. Often the attachment is scarcely perceptible.
    Virginia Woolf (1882–1941)