Scott Disick makes dreams happen!

The 28-year-old reality star took some time out of his busy schedule to make a guest appearance at a lucky fan’s sweet 16 party at Marquee in NYC over the weekend and Life & Style has all the details on the luxe event.

“He came as a surprise to the party on April 21 and when he arrived at 10 p.m., the teenagers went crazy!” an eyewitness tells Life & Style.

And the birthday girl, Ashna, who is a huge Kardashian fan, got an extra surprise!

“Scott brought Rob [Kardashian] with him to partake in the festivities, too,” the eyewitness says. “Scott figured he would surprise one of his biggest fans on her birthday.”

“He toasted with a tower of sparkling cider and then got the party going,” the eyewitness adds. “DJ TWIST was spinning and all the kids got Sukitz lollipops, which are for energy, so they were going wild!”

While Scott was only asked to stop by briefly, he ended up partying with the kids for two hours!

“He was dancing and posing with everyone at the party,” the eyewitness tells Life & Style. “Kim and Kourtney were at a restaurant around the corner, but Scott stayed at the sweet 16.”

Perhaps the lucky birthday girl will have the party for her 17th birthday at Scott’s new restaurant, Ryu, in NYC — it opened last night!

Photo credit: Splash

Joining in the Celebration Are Co-Hosts Howie Mandel, Carson Kressley and Joel McHale

NEW YORK, NY - March 28, 2012 - On April 9, 2012, "LIVE! with Kelly" host Kelly Ripa will unveil "LIVE's" brand-new set and kick off a week of celebration, highlighted by "House DJ Week" - five of the top DJs in the country stopping by to spin some tunes and rock "LIVE's" new home.

The new set is the most extensive update to the show's studio since its 1988 debut in national syndication. The set has the feel of a contemporary downtown-style loft, spacious and yet maintaining the studio's warmth and intimacy. With earthy and textured materials such as wood and stone finishes and a 20-foot-tall stacked stone tile wall backing the main staircase, the space features a warm golden palette accentuated by punches of color. Other additions include more production spaces for performances and demo segments, and an updated lighting system with state-of-the-art LED fixtures.

Monday, April 9, 2012 - Kelly and co-host Howie Mandel get the party started by giving viewers their first look at "LIVE's" stylish new digs. Kicking off "House DJ Week" is Samantha Ronson, arguably the best-known and most iconic DJ on the scene today. Ronson also is a singer-songwriter whose latest album, "Chasing the Reds," was released in Fall, 2011. Monday's guests are "Modern Family" star Sofia Vergara and L.A. Reid from "X Factor," plus the latest eliminated contestant from "American Idol" performs.

Tuesday, April 10, 2012 - Howie Mandel returns as guest co-host. Kelly and Howie welcome "Jersey Shore" star DJ Pauly D, who has parlayed his fame from the MTV reality show into a red-hot DJ career and his own spin-off show, "The Pauly D Project." Also making guest appearances on Tuesday are Christina Applegate from the NBC series "Up All Night" and Oscar(R)-nominated actress Gabourey Sidibe from "The Big C."

Wednesday, April 11, 2012 - Joining Kelly at the co-host desk is style maven Carson Kressley. Wednesday's House DJ is the favorite of President Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Jay Z and Beyonce -- DJ Cassidy, whose ability to blend musical genres electrifies audiences wherever he mans the tables. Also visiting is actress Cheryl Hines from ABC's "Suburgatory," and recording artists Monica and Brandy perform their latest duet, "It All Belongs to Me."

Thursday, April 12, 2012 -- Making his guest co-host debut is "Community" star Joel McHale. New York native DJ Chrissie Miller, a regular fixture during New York's Fashion Week and the owner/designer of Sophomore Clothing, will provide the soundtrack as "The Big C" star Laura Linney and actor Bradley Whitford from the new horror film, "The Cabin in the Woods," sit down to chat with Kelly and Joel.

Friday, April 13, 2012 - Kelly and Joel McHale team up again as co-hosts. "House DJ Week" wraps up with DJ Twist, a New York-based veteran of the turntables who has been the go-to DJ for performances and events throughout the country for more than a decade. Friday's guest lineup includes "Mad Men" star John Slattery.

"LIVE! with Kelly" is distributed in national syndication by Disney-ABC Domestic Television. Produced by WABC-TV in New York and executive produced by Michael Gelman, "LIVE! with Kelly" airs in more than 200 markets across the U.S. Visit "LIVE" on the web at www.livewithkelly.tv, on Facebook, or follow "LIVE" on Twitter @LiveKelly.

Saturday:
5:30-7:30 TWENTY-EIGHT HOTEL ROOMS premiere cocktail-party hosted by cast and producer Lynette Howell
12-1:30am MIDDLE OF NOWHERE premier (following ?uestlove)
2-4am BLACK ROCK premier (Kate Bosworth, Lake Bell)

Sunday:
8-10 SHUT UP AND PLAY THE HITS party
10:30-11:30 HBO Party (open for Biz Markie)
2-4 V/H/S premier

The best

1 Electric Zoo 2011 Sure, some people (us included) bitched about the emphasis on mainstream acts and DJs—and the last-minute cancellation of Plastikman was a bit of a bummer. But that hardly mattered to the 85,000 entranced dance-music fans who packed this year’s edition of the burgeoning festival, with the sounds of house, techno and dubstep taking over Randall’s Island for three sun-soaked days. And how often do you get to experience a sorta-DJ set from Snoop Dogg?

2 All Day I Dream One of the nicest surprises of the year was the success of this sunny-afternoon-on-a-Bushwick-rooftop soiree, with the U.K. vet Lee Burridge (at the top of his game) doling out some of the best melodic electronic house around, and nary a drop of rain to spoil the fun throughout the shindig’s four installments. Fingers are crossed that we’re in for more of this party in 2012.

3 The Ninth Annual New York Burlesque Festival If it seems to you that Gotham’s burlesque scene is as strong as it’s ever been, you’re right—and that was reflected by the sprawling ninth edition of this still-growing jubilee, with a bevy of the city’s (and the world’s) burly-Q babes and boylesque barnstormers strutting their stuff over four glorious nights.

4 Warehouse and loft parties The rise of alternative-space shindigs has been one of the best trends in NYC nightlife over the past few years; it’s a reminder of clubland’s outlaw past, one that’s hammered home by the occasional visit from the local constables. Plenty of the expected players (Blkmarket Membership, Mister Saturday Night et al) had a piece of the action—hell, even the venerable Body & Soul got in on the act this year. But ironically (and sadly), this was also the year that alt-party standard-bearer theDanger called it quits, and Rubulad—arguably the forefather of this kind of affair—is, as of press time, raising funds via a Kickstarter campaign in order to procure a new hideaway to host their amazing events.

5 The Bunker Sure, there are lots of excellent techno wingdings around nowadays, including ReSolute and the aforementioned Blkmarket Membership. But the Bunker, about to turn nine years old, got there first—and it’s still one of the best, attracting the likes of Ben Klock, Sandwell District and Claude Young to Public Assembly’s two rooms.

6 718 Sessions Like the Bunker, 718 Sessions, helmed by Body & Soul veteran Danny Krivit, is nine years old. And also like the Bunker, it’s better than ever. The monthly tea dance is a throwback to the glory days of NYC clubdom, with a racially and sexually mixed crowd getting down to Krivit’s joyous sets of soulful house and classics. The get-down celebration hasn’t been based in the 718 area code for years—its home base is Manhattan’s Santos Party House—but it’s so much fun, we don’t care that Krivit’s never bothered to change the name to 212 Sessions.

7 Verboten This was the year that Verboten came into its own—and if you’re looking for the reason why, a quick scan of the lineup, filled to the brim with top-of-the-line DJs and producers, will give you the answer. Seth Troxler, Wolf + Lamb, Soul Clap, Damian Lazarus, Matthew Dear—these are the elite of the electronic-dance-music kingdom, and they (and many other shit-hot notables) worked their magic at Verboten over the course of 2011.

8 Mister Sunday Asset No. 1: the bucolic-meets-postindustrial outdoor setting of Gowanus Grove. Asset No. 2: a great, amazingly varied slate of music that took in everything from deep Detroit soul (Moodymann) and glittering rhythms (the Horse Meat Disco boys) to beautifully restrained techno (Levon Vincent) and garage experimentalism (Four Tet). Asset No. 3: residents Justin Carter and Eamon Harkin, who spent 2011 moving up the DJ food chain to become stars in their own right.

9 All Night Rong: DJ Harvey Proving that there’s still room for an open mind in a club-music world devolving ever further into microgenre obsession, Harvey utilizes an obvious but rarely used ploy—play good music, whether it’s disco, rock, house, techno or some sublimely weird whatever—to get the party going.

10 Susanne Bartsch’s parties Old-timers speak of her ’80s-era affairs—Bentley’s, Savage and the Copa—in hushed tones. Several nightlife aeons later, Bartsch and her crew (including fellow scene lifer Kenny Kenny) still toss some of the most amazing parties around—in particular, her weekly Sunday nighter, Vandam, attracts the fabbest of the fabulous, dressed to kill and ready for action.

11 Dig Deeper Dig Deeper’s hosts and resident spinners, DJ Honky and Mr. Robinson, have hit upon a simple, brilliant plan: Search out the best (yet often largely forgotten) R&B and soul performers from days of yore, put ’em on a stage and let them rock the hell out of a crowd. And needless to say, that plan works—even in jaded old NYC, it’s easy to get teary-eyed when a great artist like Marva Whitney or Lee Fields is on the microphone.

The worst

DJ Pauly D at Pacha This is the part of our annual year-end roundup where we generally rant about how New York, once rightly considered the world capital of clubbing, has devolved into a take-no-chances, sell-lots-of bottles playland, where anything like creativity takes a backseat to separating financial-industry types from their cash. But there was one particular event that won the lowest-common-denominator stakes in a rout—the night Pacha invited Pauly D to rock the decks. Truth be told, the Jersey Shore star was probably no worse than plenty of other spinners of meathead beats we’ve heard over the years. But Pacha, you’ve got one of the world’s top clubbing brands—why sully that with this level of inanity?

This is a free event *

Sponsored by Medea Vodka
www.medeaspirits.com

Its that time of year when everyone gets inundated with holiday cheer (and depression) and way too many corporate holiday parties that are:

A. Boring.
B. Loaded with all of your obnoxious colleagues.
C. Too many ugly sweaters.
D. Bad secret santa gifts.

Well, Red Bull and Social Exposure have teamed up to throw a holiday bash that is nothing of the ordinary, loaded with energy and full of all your favorite friends and of course, free red bull cocktails to give you all that energy you will need to put up with your relatives.

We will also have a “dirty secret santa” exchange. Bring a naughty gift to trade (under $10) anonymously and see what saucy prize you get!

Featuring surreal Holiday inspired art works by:
Katie Kearney

Social Exposure presents: SEKU GREY!
Live Music and Dance Performance
www.sekuworld.com

Featuring the original Red Bull flying machine engineered and designed by Peter Weiss www.peterweissarts.com

Featuring percussion by the 14th street Drum Crew.

Featuring GEEK GIRL PRODUCTIONS
www.geekgirlpro.com

Featuring Vann Godfrey – Transformational Body Art!

When: Wednesday December 7th
Where: The Gallery Bar 120 orchard street
Time: 8pm until midnight
Cost: FREE
Sponsored by : Red Bull
Cocktails by: Medea Vodka
Host: Sally Golan of Social Exposure
RSVP: ON THIS INVITE PLEASE

Music by DJ Twist

1. PLAY SOMETHING GOOD, SOMETHING WE CAN DANCE TO!
2. WOULD YOU PLAY SOMETHING WITH A “BEAT”!
3. I DON’T KNOW WHO SINGS IT AND I DON’T KNOW THE NAME OF THE SONG
4. EVERYBODY WANTS TO HEAR THIS!
5. NOBODY WANTS TO HEAR THIS
5. EVERYBODY WILL DANCE IF YOU PLAY IT!
6. I CAN GET LAID IF YOU PLAY IT!
7. I WANT TO HEAR IT NEXT!
8. WHAT DO YOU HAVE?
9. HEY, NOBODY CAN DANCE TO THIS!
10. PLAY IT SOON BECAUSE WE’RE LEAVING!

If you’re a DJ and you’ve heard these or more… or you’re a clubber with your own favorite way to annoy a DJ – tweet me @djTWISTnyc