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February 2nd, 2010 more images more imagesJOAN JETT is delighted with KRISTEN STEWART’s portrayal of her in new movie biopic THE RUNAWAYS – insisting the TWILIGHT star’s “quiet intensity” defined her. The teenager studied Jett by listening to the icon’s music and partying with the star, and even mastered playing a left-handed guitar in a bid to portray the rocker authentically.
Kristen Stewart’s bum-baring act as ‘crackhead’ stripper in new film
January 25th, 2010
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WASHINGTON – Kristen Stewart has shown off her ‘rear’-side in the indie flick ‘Welcome to the Rileys’, in which she plays a “crackhead” stripper. The ‘Twilight Saga’ star, 19, portrays a 16 year-old runaway stripper and occasional prostitute in the movie, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah on Saturday.

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… The WWE house show in Binghampton, NY has been moved from 8/30 to 9/4.
- The WWE house show in Newark, Deleware has been moved from 9/4 to 9/24.
- The Pittsburgh City Paper has a review up of Kurt Angle’s new restaurant, Kurt Angle’s Foodie Cafe.
- Mickie James is set to face WSU Champion Mercedes Martinez for Impact Championship Wrestling on 8/7 in Queens, NY. James will also be making a few appearances for SMASH in Japan.
- For those wondering what Charles “The Godfather” Wright is up to now, he is managing a strip club called Cheetah Club in Las Vegas. Moviefone has a story up about the club’s use in past films such as Showgirls and mentions Wright as the manager.

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A series centered around a fat camp for teens could fall into all kinds cliches and stereotypes and certainly there is opportunity with this premise to be preachy.For the most part though, “Huge” , which is written by “My So-Called Life’ scribe WInnie Holzman and her daughter, avoids those problems and is a heartwarming show about feeding your spirit more than it is about worshipping – or hating -your body.
Nikki Blonsky plays Wilhelmina, a teenager who has no interest in attending Camp VIctory. No, her parents have sent her there agains her will. On the other hand, many of the other campers can’t wait to return to the camp as it is a safe haven against a skinny world where they don’t fit in. But “Will” doesn’t take long to stir things up by doing a strip tease on the first day of camp and later providing a blackmarket source of junk food for hungry campers.

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Mickie James will make her first domestic independent wrestling appearance on 8/7, facing WSU champion Mercedes Martinez for Impact Championship Wrestling in Queens, New York.  James will also be making some appearances in Japan for Yoshihiro Tajiri’s SMASH promotion.
The Village Voice in New York featured a review of the new restaurant Cascabel Taqueria, which has a strong Lucha Libre theme at this link.  Thanks to Jeff Sheridan.
Moviefone.com, in it’s latest feature looking at the real life locations that are used in iconic films, profiled the Cheetah Strip Club in Las Vegas, which was featured in the so bad its great film “Showgirls” starring Elizabeth Berkley.  The profile noted that the club is currently being managed by former WWE star Charles “The Godfather” Wright.  Yeah, I don’t know why he’d pick that gig over taking bumps, either!

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How are you feeling about the universe right now? Pretty good? Maybe don’t read this, then. According to police, Cui would put ads in Korean-language newspapers advertising jobs in nail salons. When young women responded, she would threaten or coerce them into prostitution at massage parlors in Huntington Station and Hicksville—parlors with signs that said “Stimulus Plan” and “Asian Bodywork.” Cui kept the $60 to $80 fees herself and gave the women she abused only the tips.

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In one of these junk bookstores, I found an old men’s magazine. I think it was called Dude. They were largely just, back then, limited to women in panties and pantyhose, with great big breasts. But there was always an article or something in each of these magazines to justify that it was a magazine and not pornography. This one featured a guy who had been a car salesman or something in L.A., and his ex-stripper wife who moved to Arizona and started a dude ranch. It showed their dude ranch and the happy guests. Every day at noon in the corral, he put on a show with his wife. He’d whip her clothes off for the guests. It was like, “Okay, that’s it! We’re going to make that video!” Of course, we didn’t have the money to make that video, but we went ahead and wrote the song. The song was really written about making fun of these kind of Andrew Carnegie, you’re …

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