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MIAMI, Aug 30, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) –
Tootsie’s Cabaret will open Knockers, a new sports bar and
grill within the 74,000 square foot mega gentlemen’s club at 150 NW
183rd St. in Miami Gardens, on September 2nd. Tootsie’s
Cabaret is one of the Rick’s Cabaret International, Inc.
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family of fine gentlemen’s clubs nationwide.
Knockers will launch with a grand opening party September 2nd from 8 pm
to 11 pm. It will be dedicated to “great food, beautiful ladies and
everything Heat, Hurricanes and Dolphins, with the opportunity to see
just about every NFL and college game plus other major sports events,”
according to Mike Gasperec, General Manager of Tootsie’s.
“We had more than 300 applications for the Knockers team and have
narrowed the field down to a starting nine of the most spectacular girls
in South Florida who will staff the sports bar,” Gasperec said.

See the full article from “MarketWatch (press release)”

London, Aug 29 (ANI): A former Los Angeles prostitute has revealed how ‘Notting Hill’ star Hugh Grant repeatedly called her “Cherry Red” during her infamous encounter with him 15 years ago. Divine Brown and Grant were arrested for committing a “public misdemeanour” in his car after he picked up the hooker near Hollywood’s Sunset Boulevard. [...]

See the full article from “TruthDive”

The 20th Century Puccini is Jonathan Larson, who worked on the score and music for a full seven years before it was first presented off-Broadway for a three-week run. It then moved uptown to the Nederlander Theatre where it ran for 5,124 performances over a 12-year stretch. The tragedy of Larson’s dying on opening night added to the lore for people who are dedicated to the show.
And how was the experience of the Westchester Broadway Theater’s production for someone like me who doesn’t care for rock? Interesting, definitely interesting.
From the first steady beats of the score, the music and lyrics capture the intensity of a dangerous and dark existence as a bohemian. While the opera concentrates on poverty and illness as the downbeat elements, the social issues of bohemia are elevated in the 20th century version to include gay lifestyles, transvestitism, AIDS and drug addiction.  While Mimi might have been a seamstress and perhaps sexually loose in the opera, she transforms into a stripper and drug addict in Rent. 

See the full article from “Patch”

The 20th Century Puccini is Jonathan Larson, who worked on the score and music for a full seven years before it was first presented off-Broadway for a three-week run. It then moved uptown to the Nederlander Theatre where it ran for 5,124 performances over a 12-year stretch. The tragedy of Larson’s dying on opening night added to the lore for people who are dedicated to the show.
And how was the experience of the Westchester Broadway Theater’s production for someone like me who doesn’t care for rock? Interesting, definitely interesting.
From the first steady beats of the score, the music and lyrics capture the intensity of a dangerous and dark existence as a bohemian. While the opera concentrates on poverty and illness as the downbeat elements, the social issues of bohemia are elevated in the 20th century version to include gay lifestyles, transvestitism, AIDS and drug addiction. While Mimi might have been a seamstress and perhaps sexually loose in the opera, she transforms into a stripper and drug addict in Rent. 

See the full article from “Patch”

Three Broward County men pleaded guilty Monday to conspiring to recruit young girls for an Internet-based prostitution ring, after a Fort Lauderdale federal judge rejected a bid to have the charges thrown out based on unfair treatment of the defendants.
Miami attorney Joel DeFabio had claimed that the U.S. attorney’s office violated the due-process rights of his client, Johnny Saintil, 28, a Haitian American who pleaded guilty along with Stanley Wilson, 26, and Michael Defrand, 25, just before trial.
They face up to life imprisonment at their sentencing Nov. 19.
Saintil’s lawyer said prosecutors committed “selective prosecution” on the basis of race and class because they decided not to bring similar charges against a Palm Beach billionaire, Jeffrey Epstein.
U.S. District Judge William Zloch disagreed, denying the dismissal motion, which was joined by Wilson and Defrand.

See the full article from “MiamiHerald.com”