If you’re looking to douse your night in a bubble-gum pink lens of a classic rom-com, the perfect place to begin is probably one of the great, dimly-lit but always fun karaoke bars of Los Angeles.

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From bohemian lounges to sleek hotel bars, this year's Best Wine Bar nominees offer something for every wine enthusiast. These venues showcase carefully curated selections from local producers, ...

Karaoke, which translates to “empty orchestra” from Japanese, has evolved over the years. With everyone having a smartphone with internet access in their pockets, we can now find lyric videos of just ...

For karaoke lovers looking to skip the bar scene in favor of some living room limelight, a karaoke machine can be the perfect addition to an in-home entertainment system. No drink minimums, no long ...

The Aiwa Retro Wireless Karaoke Speaker is a portable, best-selling option for parties and gatherings. The speaker features up to eight hours of battery life and six different voice-changing modes.

Service windows on the ground floor and balcony allow customers of the new Just a Bar in Albany’s warehouse district to order without having to go inside. The building previously was home to Albany ...

Campo Verde, Cattlemen’s Steak House, Margie’s Italian Gardens and Pulido’s Kitchen are back, all better than ever. But if the new restaurant revivals just don’t feel the same — there are alternatives ...

In tvOS 26, Apple Music Sing now lets users turn their iPhone into a wireless microphone for Apple TV karaoke sessions, with voices amplified through the television's audio system. The feature ...

TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.