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Nicole Forrester: I’m not Pregnant With Josh Duhamel’s Baby
February 12th, 2010 1:56 pm / Author: Nicole Eggenberger
Rumors that started from a report back in October that Josh Duhamel cheated on his wife Fergie with a stripper named Nicole Forrester have now been called out by Gossip Cop as untrue. 
The publication claimed their investigation proves parts of the story and had Nicole on their side as proof.
But now the media outlet has followed up with a story that Nicole is pregnant with Josh’s baby.
Gossip Cop can confirm exclusively that when Nicole was asked by the National Enquirer if she was pregnant, she told them she was not — multiple times.
Now Nicole is trying to set the record straight.
“Yesterday I was horrified to learn the National Enquirer ran a story saying I was pregnant,” she told Gossip Cop. “This is NOT true. I told the National Enquirer this was NOT true a week ago and again …

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In the last two decades Richmond has become Vancouver’s new Chinatown, home to the second-biggest Asian community in North America; Asian Canadians now make up about 60% of Richmond’s population.
Stepping into one of Richmond’s shopping malls is a quick trip to the contemporary Orient. Yaohan Centre has a giant pan-Asian supermarket, and Aberdeen Centre is classic, over-the-top Hong Kong, right down to a showy multimedia water-fountain production in the foyer.
There are Sikh temples, the biggest Buddhist temple in North America, Chinese foot massage parlors and herb shops, but I go to Richmond to eat, especially at the Richmond Night Market, open weekends throughout the summer. You can smell the spicy lamb kebabs and sautéed noodles long before you reach the maze of 300 stalls lighted by strings of lights and hazed in plumes of smoke from grilled squid and prawns.

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WhatsOnStage.com is reporting Mandy Patinkin will star in the upcoming production of PARADISE FOUND, the new musical co-directed by theatre legends Susan Strohman and Hal Prince. The musical will play the Menier Chocolate Factory from May 19th through June 26th. The show is expected to move to New York sometime following the Chocolate Factory run.
Paradise Found will have a book by Richard Nelson, lyrics by Ellen Fitzhugh and music by Johann Strauss II and Jonathan Tunick. The show is based off of Joseph Roth’s novel “Tale of the 1,002nd Night”. In the novel, which takes place in Vienna, the Shah of Persia falls for a beautiful countess. The Austrian officials arrange for him to spend the night with the “countess”, but unbeknown to the Shah she is a prostitute who merely resembles the countess. Patinkin will play the Shah’s eunuch, who advises him on a number of issues.

See the full article from “Broadway World”

Paterson Prepares for Campaign
Karen DeWitt
(2010-02-12)
ALBANY, NEW YORK
(WXXI)
Governor David Paterson will soon formally announce his campaign to win election to the position he inherited nearly two years ago. The timing could not be worse for the beleaguered governor, who is struggling with a massive budget deficit, low poll numbers, and fighting off damaging rumors.
Paterson’s inauguration on March 17, 2008, was greeted with relief by New Yorkers, who had barely absorbed the shocking news that Eliot Spitzer, who had won election in a landslide victory, had resigned, after his visits to high priced prostitutes was made public.
“Let me reintroduce myself,” Paterson told the cheering crowd on that day. “I am David Paterson, and I am the governor of New York.”
Paterson made history, as the state’s first African American and legally blind governor, and for a time received the good will of the public.

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In the eternally unruly capital of New York State new grist is feeding the rumour mill. The talk in Albany is that allegations will be published of infidelity and drug use by governor David Paterson. So scandalous are they, it is whispered, that he will have to resign.
Mr Paterson has engaged in the absurd theatre of fending off questions about claims not yet made by an article that may not exist. He may be right to complain that the rumours are outrageous “even by Albany standards”. But Albany standards are precisely why such allegations get easy traction.
After all, Mr Paterson owes his position to a scandal that brought down his predecessor Eliot Spitzer, whose involvement with a call girl was particularly embarrassing given the former attorney general’s righteous attacks on prostitution rings and Wall Street fraud. When Mr Paterson ascended to the top job, he also acknowledged past dalliances with drugs and women to pre-empt nosey journalists.

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Jones, a former public defender in Harlem, added there is a need for “front-ended, not back-ended treatment,” where defendants ought not have to plead guilty in order to receive treatment. He also urged more public discourse on the decriminalization of low-level drug use.
Joining him on the panel were Alex Calabrese, presiding judge over Red Hook Community Justice Center in Brooklyn, NY, and Tina M. Dixons, an ex-offender and recovering addict who was 33 when she first entered the community court program.
“For the first time, I got support, since the age of 13,” said Dixons, who spent a large portion of her life out on the streets, homeless, facing arrest for drugs and prostitution. She talked about how before the court, she was merely “a docket number, and I was right back on the streets” after being released from jail. It was an uphill battle for Dixons; she suffered a relapse during her participation in the court but found a mentor in the judge.

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The police in El Salvador have begun an investigation into whether a man suspected of leading a trafficking ring involving Central American and Caribbean women and girls is also a legal adviser to many of the Americans charged with trying to take 33 children out of Haiti without permission.
The adviser, Jorge Puello, said in a telephone interview on Thursday that he had not engaged in any illegal activity in El Salvador and that he had never been in the country.
The head of the Salvadoran border police, Commissioner Jorge Callejas, said in a telephone interview that he was investigating accusations that a man with a Dominican passport that identified him as Jorge Anibal Torres Puello led a human trafficking ring that recruited Dominican women and under-age Nicaraguan girls by offering them jobs and then putting them to work as prostitutes in El Salvador.

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Justin M. Swartz stated, “The Penthouse Executive Club calls its dancers, the ‘most splendid Entertainers from around the world.’ If the club appreciates their hard work, it should follow the law and pay its entertainers properly. After all, they are the workers that provide the club’s customers with the ‘customer service,’ ‘environment of sophistication,’ and ‘pleasurable diversions’ about which the Penthouse Executive Club boasts.”
Sienna Baskin stated, “Entertainers at exotic dancing clubs in New York City are disenfranchised by societal stigma and by a wide disparity in bargaining power between workers and club owners. Clubs such as the Penthouse Executive Club are well positioned to take advantage of entertainers and deny them basic workplace rights. Entertainers deserve the same workplace protections guaranteed all workers. We believe our partnership with Outten & Golden and the aggrieved workers can help reform this industry.”
Sonia R. Lin
stated, “Despite previous government and civil legal action, the adult entertainment industry in

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Los Angeles, CA, United States (CNS) – Supermodels are invading Wisteria Lane. Heidi Klum and Paulina Porizkova have signed on to guest star on a March episode for the hit ABC series “Desperate Housewives.”
Eonline.com says the “Project Runway” host and the former “America’s Next Top Model” judge will be playing themselves in the episode, wherein ex-model Gaby (Eva Longoria Parker) and Angie (Drea de Matteo) run into them in NYC
The storyline is set in New York, but will be filmed in Los Angeles.
Meanwhile, ex-”Dexter” star Julie Benz is staying a little longer in the show. The actress’ storyline arc has been extended.
Benz first appeared on the Jan. 31 episode, wherein Susan (Teri Hatcher) convinced her to reconsider her life and quit her job as a stripper. She originally signed on for only three episodes, but executive producer Bob Daily told Zap2it that they will keep the 37-year-old actress around a little longer.

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Infamous madam Kristin Davis, known for hooking up former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer with prostitutes, announced recently that she plans to run for Spitzer’s old seat in the next election, and she’s getting some big help from a player in the hip-hop world.
According to TheBoomBox.com, Davis made the announcement over the weekend during a Libertarian convention, saying she had the necessary business and finance experience required. She also added that rapper 50 Cent was supporting her campaign.
She says Fif’ offered “some of his G-Unit rap crew to work the phones” according to reports.
“I was valedictorian of my high school class,” she said. “I worked 10 years in finance. I was vice president of a hedge fund. I went on to build a multi-million dollar business from scratch.”
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Davis will be running on a “taxation as confiscation” platform, advocating the legalization of marijuana and prostitution.

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