David Arquette to open club

David Arquette is ''going back to his roots'' and plans to open a late night venue in the New Year.

David Arquette is opening a nightclub.

The 'Scream 4' actor is going "back to his roots" with Good Life, which will be situated at the Beverly Hilton Hotel and will open some time in 2012.

Speaking of his plans for the club, David told E! News: "There will be singing and dancing, a live band and puppets. Not Muppets. They're gonna be grown-up puppets.

"It's getting back to my roots. My family goes back to Vaudeville. It'll be a place for people to go to perform."

David - who previously invested in the Hollywood nightspot Beacher's Madhouse but pulled out after a few months - is not the only celebrity to buy their own nightclub.

Both Jay-Z and Pete Wentz are regular visitors to their music venues in New York, with the hip-hop star often accompanied to The 40/40 Club by wife Beyonce Knowles and the former Fall Out Boy rocker recently taking new girlfriend Meagan Camper to his Angels and Kings nightspot, which is co-owned by Travie McCoy and Yellow Fever clothing designer Jamison Ernest.