New York Strip Clubs: NJ ambulance co. accused of throwing sex parties
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An ambulance company in New Jersey is accused of throwing wild sex parties involving strippers and prostitutes.
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New York Strip Clubs: Zac splashes £1k on strippers
DISNEY star ZAC EFRON is going all MILEY CYRUS on us – shedding his good boy exterior.
The High School Musical star splashed $2,000 on lap dancers and vodka at a top Broadway strip club.
VANESSA HUDGENS’ other half rocked up to Flashdancers Gentlemen’s Club on Sunday night with another male friend and HSM co-star CORBIN BLEU.
They partied until 3am, just hours before Zac attended his NYC premiere of new film Charlie St. Cloud.
The boys reportedly took a shining to three brunettes, with continual requests for personal dances.
A club insider told the New York Post: “Zac came in Sunday night around midnight with Corbin and one other male friend, who paid for everything.
“They were seated in the VIP lounge behind the main stage. There was only a rail between them and the girls who were dancing.
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New York Strip Clubs: Zac Efron spends $2000 on lap dancers?
A strip club employee claims that Zac Efron paid them a visit – without girlfriend Vanessa Hudgens.
The New York Post has reported that the 22-year-old went to a New York City strip club called Flashdancers Gentlemen’s Glub, along with his High School Musical castmate Corbin Blue, 21, and a mystery man.
This reportedly happened while Zac was in town to promote his new film Charlie St. Cloud.
HollywoodLife.com spoke to a Flashdancers employee who says Zac was 100% partying at the club and getting lap dances with two buddies. They also reported that Zac spent $2,000 on the lap dancers.
‘Zac was definitely here and they were all over these three girls,’ said the Flashdancers employee. ‘They were getting lap dances and having a great time.’
The Post reported that Zac and his pals entered the strip club around midnight and partied with three brunette dancers until 3 a.m.!
New York Strip Clubs: UK & World News: Stag night victims of police shooting to get $7m payout
Stag night victims of police shooting to get $7m payout
New York City chiefs agreed to pay $7million yesterday to settle a lawsuit after an unarmed man was shot 50 times by cops on his stag night.
The estate of Sean Bell, who was killed in 2006 outside a strip club in Queens hours before he was due to marry fiancee Nicole Paultre, is to receive $3.25million.
Sean’s injured friend Joseph Guzman will get $3million and another pal hurt in the shooting, Trent Benefield, is to get $900,000.
Three police officers were acquitted of manslaughter and other charges in 2008.
New York Strip Clubs: High-rolling humor
… Sky is the highest gambler of them all,” said Zehrer, who’s a theater major at Millikin University in Decatur, Ill. “He’s a traveling gambler. He doesn’t like being tied down. He likes to jump from girl to girl and crap game to crap game.
“He’s very cool, very suave. He falls in love with Sarah and he thinks this is the last thing he wanted.”
University of Wyoming theater major Lauren Shultz describes Sarah Brown, as “an all or nothing girl. She’s real naive and sweet and hasn’t been out of the mission. She doesn’t want to fall in love, but, of course, she does.”
Noelia Antweiler, who’s also a UW theater student, sees Adelaide as “a little over the top all the time. She’s a performer at the Hot Box Club, which would be a strip club today.” And although Nathan and Adelaide bicker all the time, “they’re two peas in a pod.”
New York Strip Clubs: Zac Efron gets racy in NYC
Zac Efron enjoyed a night out at a strip club in New York City with Corbin Bleu, his High School Musical co-star.
The 22-year-old actor was in the city to promote his new movie Charlie St. Cloud. He was spotted spending his evening at a gentleman’s club on Broadway.
He, Corbin and a male friend left the club only in the wee hours of Monday morning. The whole evening was paid for by the male friend. They sat n the VIP lounge behind the main stage. and could see the dancing girls with just a railing between them.
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New York Adult Entertainment: Plaintiffs: NYC settlement of 50-shot case is fair
… Nobody wins in this,” a somber Joseph Guzman — who was shot 17 times and still wears a leg brace — said at a news conference a day after the settlement was announced.
The deal in a case that ignited community outrage and raised questions about police firepower awards $3.25 million to the estate of Sean Bell, $3 million to Guzman and $900,000 to a third victim, Trent Benefield, minus 30 percent legal fees.
The Bell estate payout will benefit two young daughters he had with Nicole Paultre Bell, who legally took his name after his death.
The fiancee called the settlement “reasonable.” But, she added, the girls “will never have their father.”
Bell, 23, died in a hail of 50 bullets on Nov. 25, 2006, around the corner from a Queens topless bar where he had just had a bachelor party and where undercover police were investigating complaints of prostitution.
New York Adult Entertainment: NY governor David Paterson faces no charges in aide case
Paterson has resisted calls to resign from office, although several top-ranking aides, critical of his actions, left their jobs when the story unfolded earlier this year.
The report also said it found errors by the New York Police Department and errors in judgment by the head of the governor’s State Police protection detail and by the aide, David Johnson, who no longer works for Paterson.
It noted that the Bronx district attorney could decide whether to pursue charges against Johnson, whose ex-girlfriend accused him of domestic violence.
The report also noted that Paterson pursued no action against his aide although he knew of the woman’s accusations.
“It is hard to reconcile this conduct with the Governor’s expressed commitment to the cause of domestic violence prevention,” it said.
Paterson took over the governor’s job in 2008 when former Governor Eliot Spitzer resigned amid a prostitution scandal, and the term expires at the end of this year.
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New York Adult Entertainment: Judge: Facebook comments were "puerile," but not defamation
Some of those postings included accusations of bestiality, prostitution, doing drugs, contracting various STDs, spreading AIDS, and even changing form into the devil himself. One posting reads:
“I heard that the 11th cent [Denise Finkel] got aids when she hired a male prostitute who came dressed as a sexy fireman. apparantly .. she was lonely, because her friends no longer associated with her. her sexy fireman prostitute was her only company. in addition to acquiring aids, this nameless 11th cent aquired crabs, and syphillis.”
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Now, however, the whole case is being dismissed. “A reasonable reader, given the overall context of the posts, simply would not believe that the Plaintiff contracted AIDS by having sex with a horse or a baboon or that she contracted AIDS from a male prostitute who also gave her crabs and syphilis, or that having contracted sexually transmitted diseases in such manner she morphed into the devil,” wrote Judge Marber. “Taken together, the statements can only be read as puerile attempts by adolescents to outdo each other.”
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New York Adult Entertainment: Markova-Gold and Dohrmann Win 2010 Lange-Taylor Prize
By Eli Meixler © Tiana Markova-Gold From Tiana Markova-Gold’s project on sex workers: Washington, DC 2008. Photographer Tiana Markova-Gold and writer Sarah Dohrmann won the $20,000 first prize of the 2010 Dorothea Lange-Paul Taylor Prize from the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University for their project “If You Smoke Cigarettes in Public, You Are a Prostitute: Women and Prostitution in Morocco.” The project explores the lives of female prostitutes in Morocco, a country with a fanatical regard for pre-marital virginity and a 60 percent illiteracy rate among women. The Lange-Taylor award is given annually by the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke Univsersity to support collaborative documentary work in the spirit of photographer Dorothea Lange and writer Paul Taylor. It is awarded in the early stages of a documentary project to facilitate its completion. According to their application Markova-Gold and Dohrmann “seek to dismantle Americans’ preconceived notions of the prostitute as sexual deviant and the hijabed woman as ‘exotic.’”. Markova-Gold and Dohrmann plan to continue investi …