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Jimmy Fallon: “Fantasy Football is like Dungeons & Dragons for guys who beat up guys who play Dungeons & Dragons.” “There’s been the first gay wedding on an airplane. The crew were excited, but the right wing was against it.” “Some guys were arrested in a store for stuffing video games in their pants. It’s not easy. To do that you have to have a very small Wii.” “A man was robbed of the $29,000 he won at an off-track betting parlor. He said it was tough to win and have nothing to show for it. The horses said, ‘Yeah.’”
Craig Ferguson: “The guy who tried to ruin David Letterman is out of prison. Jay Leno was in prison?” “To be honest I didn’t understand the hurricane report. I was lost in the eyes of Anderson Cooper. I’m not really gay. I just pretend I am to be funny. That’s what I tell the male prostitutes.”

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A black line judge confided in me recently that he felt sickened by the way Williams was treated. “It was not that she didn’t deserve to be censured,” he said. “It was really bad. But the umpire made the unusual step of instigating action without any complaint from the line judge. Why do you think that was?”
It might seem like a scant defence – actually, no defence at all – but it does make the point that different rules sometimes apply to different players.
As unedifying as both spectacles were, however, they are of a piece with thousands of similar incidents stretching back to the bad days of John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors and, well, pick your villain.
Tennis, supposedly the sporting home of probity alongside golf and cricket, accommodates, for reasons impossible to justify, behaviour that would not look out of place in a brothel. Millionaires screaming at the annoyingly compliant officials has always been the most bizarre spectacle. It is no more than bullying.

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BERNHARDT ON BROADWAY
MAXIM’S PRESENTS WORLD PREMIERE OF ONE-WOMAN MUSICAL ABOUT SARAH BERNHARDT World’s first superstar tells all in Bernhardt on Broadway,   September 23, October 7, October 21, October 28
Maxim’s: The Nancy Goldberg International Center and the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs will present the world premiere of
Bernhardt on Broadway, a one-woman musical about Sarah Bernhardt, who was arguably the most famous actress who ever lived. Set in the 1890s at the height of her career, the show is the story of the world’s first superstar, the daughter of a Jewish courtesan who overcame countless obstacles, formed her own theater company, and traveled the globe performing (in French only) to sold out crowds.
The show will be presented at 7:30 pm on four Thursday nights over five weeks: September 23, October 7, October 21, and October 28. Tickets cost $30. Reservations are required and can be made at 312.742.TIXS (8497) or online at www.maximschicago.org. Maxim’s is located at 24 E. Goethe Street.

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The infamous MTV show the Jersey Shore was brought up by Andy Cohen during part one of the Real Housewives of New Jersey reunion. While other members of the cast seemed to agree that this other infamous New Jersey based show shed a bad light to the Garden State, Danielle seemed fine with it.  And with her behavior on her current show, perhaps she would fair better by running with the young and tougher crowd. She could be a den mother of sorts. Danielle could teach the girls some moves of the stripper pole and spend her days flirting with all the boys, especially the Situation. She would deem them all Danielle Mafia worthy. And she could pass on all her wacky wisdom in a way that only those over the top reality stars could appreciate and apply.

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First, the facts: The organization that will own and operate the “Islamic Cultural Center,” first known as Cordoba House, has not as yet been formed. Although it is claimed by many that both Christians and Jews serve on the board of directors, the reality is that the corporation, which is planned to be tax-exempt under IRS rule 501(c)3, does not yet exist. The man alleged to be the main planner, Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, will be one of only 22 planned board members, according to developer Sharif el-Gamal who purchased the land (with an existing building that will be demolished) for Cordoba House with cash. Sharif el-Gamal, who is 37 years old and just a few years ago was waiting tables at a restaurant in New York City, refuses to reveal who furnished the cash to buy the construction site. He has been arrested numerous times on assault charges as well as soliciting for prostitution. El-Gamal is also delinquent on payment of hundreds of thousands of dollars of property tax on the building to be replaced by the Ground Zero mega-mosque.

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In 1902, in his “Author’s Apology” about the play, Shaw wrote, “Mrs. Warren’s Profession has been performed at last, after a delay of only eight years; and I have once more shared with Ibsen the triumphant amusement of startling all but the strongest-headed of the London theatre critics clean out of the practice of their profession.
“…Play Mrs. Warren’s Profession to an audience of clerical members of the Christian Social Union and of women well experienced in Rescue, Temperance, and Girls’ Club work, and no moral panic will arise; every man and woman present will know that as long as poverty makes virtue hideous and the spare pocket-money of rich bachelordom makes vice dazzling, their daily hand-to-hand fight against prostitution with prayer and persuasion, shelters and scanty alms, will be a losing one.”

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In 1999, Mr. Dinallo was hired by Mr. Spitzer to run the attorney general’s investor protection bureau.
Mr. Dinallo said the biggest accomplishment of his years as a public servant remains the 4 1/2 years he worked with Mr. Spitzer. Mr. Spitzer brought cases against Merrill Lynch, Bear Stearns, Citigroup and other investment houses for faulty analyses, conflicts of interest and other financial irregularities in an era when Mr. Dinallo said federal regulators were “asleep at the switch.” The financial giants paid $1.4 billion in settlements.
“I think my work on Wall Street cases and my reinvigoration of the Martin Act helped transform that office into the powerhouse you see today,” Mr. Dinallo said.
He said Mr. Spitzer, whose 15 months as governor ended in a prostitution scandal in 2008, was a “terrific” attorney general.

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Instead, I urge you to consider turning the site into a center for interfaith encounter. Build the mosque—but do so together with a church and a synagogue and a center for common reflection for all three faiths and for those with no faith. Do this, Imam Feisal, not to surrender to your critics but to honor their pain, and, in the process, to honor Islam.
In the abstract, such a center would be a wonderful idea. Is it “better” (from the standpoint of interfaith healing? From the a general social utility view?) than the current blueprints? It’s hard to say, though I suspect that, under whatever standard that labels such a center superior to Park 51, that same center would be a “better” usage for nearly any parcel of land publicly or privately developed in New York City (those strip clubs spring immediately to mind). And I maintain that, if the purpose of the community center is to serve the Muslim community in Southern Manhattan, it kind of misses the point to relocate the center to

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It is my understanding that a mosque currently exists and has been at its location, four blocks from ground zero, before there was a World Trade Center, which now is trying to build an Islamic center for the mosque, not a new mosque.
I have been to a few Islamic centers that were similar to fellowship halls that usually are next to or near churches. The new Islamic center will house a gym and a large kitchen where they hope to give culinary training to people from the neighborhood. I do not know how many of you have been to this part of New York, but in proximity to the proposed location and even closer to ground zero, as I recall, there is an Irish pub, a McDonalds, a Burger King, the New York Dolls Gentlemens Club, the Pussycat Lounge and many sidewalk street vendors.

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Adam Clayton Powell IV, who is trying to unseat embattled Rep. Charles Rangel, was caught taking thousands of dollars of campaign donations from the owner of Bronx strip club Sin City. The Daily News confronted and browbeat Powell into promising to return the money yesterday, telling him about owner Konstantine (Gus) Drakopoulos, who pleaded guilty to insider trading in 2002 and was recently slapped with a racial and sexual harassment suit by dancers at his club.
“Wow,” Powell repeated six times, “I don’t want to hear any more. Jesus Christ, that’s quite a resume…I’m going to return the money. I want no part of anybody like that.” Drakopoulos claims he gave Powell five $1,000 donations this spring, though Powell says there were only three checks, which he said he returned Wednesday. The News sounded even more excited than that time the “bumbling New York Post reporter was busted”.

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