May
11
2012
Isle of Dreams, a company that hopes to put a strip club in North Bay Village, just wants to pay some girls to shake their tatas, but the city keeps cock-blocking them at every turn. So now the company has filed a lawsuit against North Bay Village, and claims the city is infringing on their First Amendment rights to strip.
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May
10
2012
Strip Club Company Sues North Bay Village Over Their First Amendment Right to Naked Dancing
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In 2003, developer Scott Greenwald bought WIOD’s studios and planned to develop the property. Those plans soon grew to include a strip club. A restaurant, pool and parking garage are also now part of the plans.
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Isle of Dreams argues that if the City Commission denies them the conditional use application, then there will be no other place in the city where the strip club can be built to meet the zoning requirements. That, said Greenwald, would violate the First Amendment. “I don’t think that’s a frivolous argument,” said Professor [Charlton] Copeland [a professor at UM law]. He said cities can’t use zoning rules to completely ban strip clubs, but “I just think the case law is unclear” about the particular facts in North Bay Village.
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May
10
2012
A company that wants to build a strip club in North Bay Village has filed a lawsuit against the city.Isle of Dreams claims the city’s conditional-use application process violates its First Amendment right to freedom of expression. The company wants a federal judge to throw out the conditional-use application requirement from the city’s code of ordinances, and to either allow the strip club without the requirement or to order the North Bay Village City Commission to approve the application.North Bay Village denies infringing on the company’s First Amendment rights. The lawsuit highlights a common problem faced by cities trying to fight an unpopular type of business, which many residents associate with crime and other problems, without interfering with the owners’ constitutional rights. The U.S. Supreme Court has long held that nude dancing is a form of expression protected by the First Amendment, which means cities can’t ban it. But they do have the power to regulate where, when and how it takes place.“Municipalities have the authority to protect fro …
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May
10
2012
The beautiful face of Olivia Munn graces the cover of the May/June issue of Ocean Drive magazine. During her interview with Ocean Drive, Munn discusses growing up and becoming the poster girl for geeks.
Now anything but geeky, hot actress and author Olivia Munn appears on the cover of the May/June issue of Ocean Drive magazine. Munn also talks about the image of women in Hollywood and growing up to become the poster girl for geeks.
Beautiful Olivia Munn on the Cover of Ocean Drive Magazine
Talented Olivia Munn brings a touch of beauty to the cover of the May/June issue of Ocean Drive magazine. She is the half WASP, half-Chinese star of Aaron Sorkin’s upcoming HBO television series “Newsroom” and appears in the Channing Tatum stripper film “Magic Mike.” The ravishing raven-haired TV host, actress and author recently had her first experience in Miami.
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May
05
2012
They were accused of drinking heavily, visiting a strip club and consorting with prostitutes, including bringing sex workers to their hotel rooms.
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US lawmaker irked Secret Service can’t find scandal escort
05 May 2012
Secret Service agents may have had no trouble finding prostitutes in Colombia, but now a US lawmaker is frustrated that investigators can’t locate one of them despite her appearing Friday on Colombian TV and radio, AFP reports. Republican Representative Peter King, who chairs the House Homeland Security committee, said investigators met with senior Secret Service officials to discuss details of the probe into the scandal that left Washington red-faced. After the nearly three-hour meeting, King said he was “concerned that Secret Service investigators have been unable to locate and interview two of the female foreign nationals involved, including Dania Londono Suarez, who today granted an extensive interview in which she details information vital to the investigation. “I have asked the Secret Service for an explanation of how they …
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