Archive for July 16, 2010

Manhattan Strip Clubs: NFL high school football clinics address character

The HSPD programs have several alumni in the NFL, including Ravens running back Ray Rice and offensive tackle Jared Gaither, Redskins cornerback Kevin Barnes and guard Edwin Williams, Dolphins cornerback Vontae Davis, Bills defensive end Aaron Maybin, and Lions wide receiver Derrick Williams.
Of course, it’s very unlikely any of the kids attending the clinic that week in Queens will ever make it to the league. They were frequently reminded of the long odds they face – and that strong character will serve them well in all walks of life.
In his opening speech, Horowitz told the players they were scheduled to have a special visitor three days later: the commissioner himself.
“I hope no issues in the NFL will keep him away,” Horowitz said, a bit ominously.
Nothing kept Goodell away, though he did have to field questions from reporters that evening about Titans quarterback Vince Young, who received a misdemeanor assault citation the previous weekend after a fight at a strip club.

See the full article from “SI.com”

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Manhattan Escorts: Is BP’s Former Chief John Browne Done Being Bitter Over the Outing That Cost …

It was in New York in 1973 that I discovered the work of the Greek poet CP Cavafy. He was gay and in the closet. His only outlet of self-expression was his poetry. He wrote: “From all the things I did and all the things I said let no one try to find out who I was … Later, in a more perfect society, someone else made just like me is certain to appear and act freely.” I wanted to agree with that but never thought it would apply to me.
In 2007 I resigned as chief executive of BP because I had made an untrue statement as to how I had met a boyfriend with whom I had broken up after an extended affair. He had sold his embellished tale to the Mail on Sunday. I attempted to keep it from publication, and in doing so I told a fabricated story (that I had met him running in Battersea Park, rather than through an escort agency) because I felt threatened about coming out. It was the same fear that had prevented me from going out to meet men in the usual way at parties, clubs and so on.

See the full article from “Queerty (blog)”

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Manhattan Strip Clubs: On This Day in History: July 16 Brooklyn’s Barbara Stanwyck is Born

On This Day in History: July 16Brooklynâs Barbara Stanwyck is Bornby Brooklyn Eagle (edit@brooklyneagle.net), published online 07-16-2010
Superstar Barbara Stanwyck, growing up in a Brooklyn slum, had to be tough and capitalized on it â she made it work for her in a variety of characterizations that have enriched great movies and enhanced ordinary ones.
Her roles have included a con artist, jewel thief, reporter, stripper, moll, pioneer, society lady, killer, taxi dancer, eyewitness, rancher, dizzy debutante, nurse, evangelist, concert pianist, gambler, imposter, wife, mother, daughter, the other woman, white squaw, lesbian madam, and matriarch.
She was born Ruby Stevens on the morning of July 16, 1907 at 246 Classon Ave. (near present Pratt Institute) in Brooklyn, to Byron and Catherine McGee Stevens. She was of Scotch-Irish descent.
Her father was a tall, gaunt laborer who was then unemployed. Her mother had been in ill health for months. There were three older sisters, Maude, Mabel and Mildred and an older brother Malcolm.
Classon Avenue was near the Borden Milk plant. Down the street were the railroad tracks and the waterfront. It was a drab neighborhood in 1907 and a tough one.

See the full article from “Brooklyn Daily Eagle”

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Manhattan Strip Clubs: John Stamos – Stamos Slams Convicted Extortionists

16 July 2010 16:29 John Stamos – Stamos Slams Convicted Extortionists
Caption: John Stamos (Picture) Opening night after party for the Broadway musical ‘Promises, Promises’ held at The Plaza Hotel – Arrivals New York City, USA ….
Stamos Slams Convicted Extortionists
Actor JOHN STAMOS has spoken out after a couple was convicted of attempting to extort money from him, insisting he is “shocked” over allegations made about him during the trial.
Allison Coss and Scott Sippola were arrested in December (09) after they allegedly threatened to release snaps of the actor with cocaine and strippers unless he handed over $680,000 (£453,000).
On Thursday (15Jul10), Coss, 24, and Sippola, 31, were found guilty of conspiracy and using emails to threaten a person’s reputation.
The ER star maintains he did not use cocaine or act inappropriately, and he has now slammed Coss and Sippola for fabricating “slanderous allegations” about him.

See the full article from “Contactmusic.com”

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Manhattan Strip Clubs: People & Entertainment Producer in blackmail plot up for Emmy award

LOS ANGELES – Like the character she played in the film “The Stoning of Soraya M.,” Shohreh Aghdashloo is speaking out against the practice of stoning.
There was a world outcry over the death sentence by stoning for an Iranian woman convicted of adultery. A judicial official has said the sentence will not be implemented for now.
Aghdashloo said the woman’s two adult children brought international attention to stoning by speaking out against their mother’s sentence.
The 58-year-old actress said: “There’s always hope when we all get together, the people of the universe, regardless of our barriers and our colors and our religions and our background and our nationality.
“When we get together, we can do something.”
Couple guilty of extortion attempt
MARQUETTE, Mich.- A jury has convicted a Michigan couple of conspiring to extort $680,000 from actor John Stamos by threatening to sell photos of him with strippers and cocaine to the tabloids.

See the full article from “Press Herald”

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