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I am deeply disappointed, however, that the same critical analysis was not provided for the New Haven Police Department’s “story” on a Fair Haven prostitution sting (“Police charge nine women in prostitution sting,” Sept. 29). The piece reads like a NHPD press release; where is the News’ reporting?
As a resident of Fair Haven, I can think of many interventions that the city could provide for our community that would be more useful than entrapping nine low-income women on prostitution charges. For example, comprehensive harm-reduction services that engage drug users in systems of care by providing safe housing and access to treatment for mental health and addiction problems would be a better response to “complaints from citizens in the area” than incarcerating these women for a few months before releasing them back into the same community circumstances that led to their arrests.

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MELBOURNE A sting operation by Melbourne Police this evening resulted in the arrest of five women on charges of soliciting for prostitution.
Four of the arrests was on U.S. 1 in the south end of the city, and one woman was arrested on U.S. 1 near Aurora Road. The operation was conducted between 5 and 9 p.m. by the police departments Special Operations Unit. Arrested were: Kay D. Robinson, 33, on a misdemeanor charge of solicitation of prostitution. Jackalynn T. Jordan, 25, on misdemeanor charges of solicitation of prostitution and misdemeanor possession of paraphernalia. Pamela M. Brown, 29, on a misdemeanor charge of solicitation of prostitution. Michelle Dineen Rollins, 40, on a felony charge of solicitation of prostitution. Rosalia Marcia Radonski, 33, on a misdemeanor charge of solicitation of prostitution.

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Jackman allows you to feel both the warmth and the tyranny of Denny’s love. A taller presence than Craig, he takes up more stage space physically and theatrically, which is just how it should be, given the way his character swaggers like the king of his own limited universe.
Interestingly, the more Craig’s Joey shrinks, the more he seems to be concealing valuable qualities that Denny conspicuously lacks. Perennially in the shadow of his strutting companion, Joey grows in stature with every hitch in Huff’s short but overstuffed narrative.
As much a morality tale as a journey down mean inner-city streets, “A Steady Rain” tracks the increasingly grave missteps of a man who habitually puts himself above the law. The action starts skidding when Denny drives home a prostitute he thought might make a good match for Joey (two reforming acts for the price of one), and ends up, through a chain of out-of-control criminal events, jeopardizing what matters most to him.

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… City Boy” quickly becomes an open-throttled tour of New York City during the bad old days of the 1960s and early ’70s: crime, graffiti, garbage in the streets, Steppenwolf and Foghat leaking out of car tape decks, gay men wearing whistles around their necks to summon help when ambushed by gangs. These bad old days morphed into a star-spangled gay coming of age in the decade after Stonewall. Gay men could chuck those whistles. They were taking judo classes and becoming buff, striding armies of one.
Mr. White was there when the sexual piñata ripped open, and he collected his share of the goodies. In his previous memoir, “My Lives” (2006), he happily over-shared about things like his boundless appetite for male prostitutes, whom he ordered to his door like so many steaming boxes of pizza. In “City Boy” he remains a shock-and-awe exhibitionist.

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… Enron’ set for Broadway bow in April
Casting has not yet been announced
London hit “Enron” has nailed down its Broadway engagement, with the play set to kick off Gotham perfs in April.
Directed by Rupert Goold and penned by Lucy Prebble (”Secret Diary of a Call Girl“), “Enron” chronicles the roots and aftermath of the 2001 financial scandal surrounding the titular energy company. Multimedia production incorporates music, dance and video.
Show has been tipped for Broadway since it won raves this summer in its preem at the U.K.’s Chichester Festival Theater. Its current stint at London’s Royal Court will be followed by a West End engagement that starts in January.
Casting for the Broadway incarnation has not yet been announced. At the Court, Samuel West stars as shady Enron topper Jeffrey Skilling.

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… As I get around the state and we start to explain that, people will start to see that this period – and I don’t know why I had to be here when it happened – but this period in the last 18 months was probably the most significant downturn even including the Great Depression,” Paterson said.
“As we start to rise from this recession, people will see that some of the tough choices, and some that were hard to take, were the only ways to keep ourselves out of the turmoil that you see other states in.”
Paterson, the state’s first black governor, inherited the post in March 2008 when Democratic Gov. Eliot Spitzer resigned amid a prostitution probe. Battered by a faltering economy, his poll numbers are hovering at record lows. Then he learned last week that President Barack Obama’s administration is worried he’ll drag other Democrats down in 2010 if he runs for a full term.

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Enron Headed to Broadway
Published: September 29, 2009
Stop us if you’ve heard this one before: a newly announced Broadway show will tell the story of shady businessmen who convinced investors to buy into an ultimately worthless product. No, it’s not a revival of “The Producers”; it’s “Enron,” the acclaimed British play about that notorious energy company and the 2001 financial scandal that engulfed it. The play, written by
Lucy Prebble
(creator of the television series “Secret Diary of a Call Girl”), will open on Broadway in April at a Shubert Theater, its press representatives said in a news release. The Broadway transfer will be directed by
Rupert Goold
, but no casting has been announced. It will be produced by
Matthew Byam Shaw
, Act Productions,
Caro Newling
for Neal St. Productions and the Shubert Organization.

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Promoters also say the expo brings business to the community by filling hotels and restaurants.
But the city of Edison, New Jersey, didn’t want the help.
After the erotic tradeshow left last year, Edison’s council passed an ordinance to try to strip organizer’s rights to bring the unconventional convention back.
They fell just short of that goal because the center is just over 1,000 feet away from a school, church or other venue.
“The people who are uncomfortable with it don’t come,” said one participant. “I mean there are certain TV shows that some people don’t watch. It’s the same thing. You have the option, and that’s what democracy and freedom are about.”
Vendors here sell adult oriented content and novelties from t-shirts to towels. And for those who think there’s a little too much on this, convention goers say this.

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Big Fan
Big Fan
Date de Sortie: vendredi 23 octobre 2009 Genre: Drame
Réalisateur: Robert D. Siegel Producteur: Elan Bogarin, Jean Kouremetis Scénario: Robert D. Siegel Studio: Kinosmith Durée: 88 min.
Résumé:
Paul Aufiero (Patton Oswalt), a 35-year-old parking-garage attendant from working-class Staten Island, is the self-described “world’s biggest New York Giants fan.” One night Paul and his best friend, Sal (Kevin Corrigan), spot star Giants linebacker Quantrell Bishop at a gas station in Staten Island. They impulsively follow his SUV into Manhattan to a strip club, where they finally muster up the courage to talk to their hero.
What starts out as a dream come true turns into a nightmare as a misunderstanding ignites a violent confrontation, and Paul is sent down a path that will test his devotion to the extreme.

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Orchestrating and instigating the madness is the legendary master of the unceremonious Jim Rose with his caravan of amazing things you can’t “unsee,” and official Ringmaster of each evening’s performances. Recently fully recovered from serious injuries to both his head and neck from which he suffered during this summer’s Jim Rose Circus vs. Jake The Snake Roberts Tour, Jim had this to say: “These might very well be the most shocking and theatrical events I’ve ever been on and that’s just RevCo. I’ve also got more than old track marks up my sleeve for this sojourn and I cant wait to show the world!”
So, gather up yourselves and your tattooed crazies, circus freaks, strippers, perverts and deviant friends who are looking for a good time, with some ear lashing tunes, and rejoice! Cummin’ to your town soon are your favorite ambassadors of sleaze, and they’ve put together an entourage of sick-os and set out to take North America by storm. Launching the tour from Jourgensen’ …

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