Detroit Strip Clubs: House votes to continue federal worker pay freeze

February 3, 2012 at 12:25 am | In Detroit strip clubs | No Comments

The House also passed, by voice vote, a resolution that would cut House committee budgets by an average of 6 percent in 2012. That reduction, combined with a 5 percent cut last year, would produce savings of $28 million.
The House also voted 395-27 for a bill that would ban use of welfare money in gambling casinos, liquor stores and adult entertainment places such as strip clubs. The House passed a similar provision in December, but it never made it through the Senate.
Many states issue welfare recipients Electronic Benefits Transfer cards with cash benefits. The cards are supposed to assist families with basic needs, including food, shelter and clothing. The cards also provide a way of tracking where benefits are withdrawn, and that’s how states discovered the withdrawals at casinos, liquor stores and strip clubs.

See the full article from “The Detroit News”

Detroit Escorts: Women found dead linked to escort site, one woman missing

February 2, 2012 at 4:37 am | In Detroit escorts | No Comments

January 31st, 2012 – The Detroit Police Department announced the deaths of four women in November. This week, three of these women have been linked to the adult escort services website Backpage. These women’s bodies were found in the trunks of cars in Detroit. 
Detroit News: On Christmas morning, the bodies of two women were found in the trunk of a white Buick LeSabre parked inside a garage and set on fire in the 14000 block of Lannette Street. Those two women have been tentatively identified as between 28 and 29 years old, Godbee said.
On Dec. 19, the corpses of two women were found in the 14400 block of Promenade Avenue inside the trunk of a silver Chrysler 300. They have been identified as Renisha Landers, 23, and Demesha Hunt, 24. The cause of their deaths is still pending until the outcome of toxicology tests.

See the full article from “Examiner.com”

Detroit Strip Clubs: Super memories and moments

January 30, 2012 at 9:37 pm | In Detroit strip clubs | No Comments

Favre talked about how he relieved pressure during timeouts by singing in the huddle.
It was funny stuff, off the cuff, which was typical of Favre. The story made headlines the next day.
Unfortunately for the Packers, the Broncos had a better punch line — a 31-24 victory.
Bare facts
: The Patriots got their second Lombardi Trophy for their 32-29 win over the Panthers in Super Bowl XXXVIII, but Janet Jackson stole the show with her halftime performance.
In a duet with Justin Timberlake, Jackson’s bodice popped open, momentarily exposing a naked body part. It created a national uproar, and Jackson later apologized.
Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson reacted with a sense of humor. When asked a couple months later what he thought about the halftime show, Wilson replied quickly: “You mean the stripper?”

See the full article from “FS Detroit”

Detroit Strip Clubs: Dwarf-tossing: controversial event at Windsor strip club draws 1000 fans

January 30, 2012 at 2:49 pm | In Detroit strip clubs | No Comments

Dwarf-tossing: controversial event at Windsor strip club draws 1,000 fans
by Victoria Rose Monday, January 30th, 2012 at 12:00 pm Posted in News
Bradley “Tripod” Kalbefleisch, dressed in a baby outfit, flies through the air in a dwarf-tossing competition Saturday night at Leopard’s Lounge and Broil in Windsor, Ont. LARRY KAPLAN PHOTO
By Sonya Bell Special to the Toronto Star Published on Mon Jan 25, 2012

The encouragement is hardly necessary. Before the strip club’s doors even opened for the night, the reservation list was seven pages long. People had come for this — a chance to win a trophy engraved “Dwarf-Tossing Champion.”

At the end of the evening, as Da Silva heads out for the casino, he assesses where his moral compass landed. “I feel no more socially guilty than when I normally come out of a strip club.”

See the full article from “OurWindsor.ca”

Detroit Strip Clubs: Super memories and moments

January 30, 2012 at 2:49 pm | In Detroit strip clubs | No Comments

Favre talked about how he relieved pressure during timeouts by singing in the huddle.
It was funny stuff, off the cuff, which was typical of Favre. The story made headlines the next day.
Unfortunately for the Packers, the Broncos had a better punch line – a 31-24 victory.
Bare facts
: The Patriots got their second Lombardi Trophy for their 32-29 win over the Panthers in Super Bowl XXXVIII, but Janet Jackson stole the show with her halftime performance.
In a duet with Justin Timberlake, Jackson’s bodice popped open, momentarily exposing a naked body part. It created a national uproar, and Jackson later apologized.
Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson reacted with a sense of humor. When asked a couple months later what he thought about the halftime show, Wilson replied quickly: “You mean the stripper?”EngleEE

See the full article from “FS Detroit”

Detroit Strip Clubs: Dwarf-tossing makes reappearance in Windsor

January 30, 2012 at 2:49 pm | In Detroit strip clubs | No Comments

Hundreds cheered loudly at a Windsor strip club on the weekend as a local dwarf dressed in a baby costume was repeatedly catapulted through the air.
The event, that took place at a packed Leopard’s Lounge and Broil, was popular with hundreds signed up to participate.
The dwarf, a Windsor resident whose stage name is Tripod, refused an interview.
In pairs, participants took hold of a harness that was attached to the dwarf and threw him as far as they could. The boisterous crowd laughed, clapped and applauded while the four-foot, eight-inch man was chucked across the stage. Five air mattresses were laid out to ensure a safe landing.
The competition has drawn a swarm of negative comments, with critics citing issues of human rights and dignity. But Leopard’s general manager, Barry Maroon, said he sees nothing wrong with the event.

A 32-year-old stripper, Kahlua, said the toss was similar to her job.

See the full article from “The Province”

Detroit Adult Entertainment: Bands rock Woodruff’s

January 30, 2012 at 2:13 am | In Detroit adult entertainment | No Comments

Lead singer, Kody Klein, who is also the News Editor for The Eastern Echo, served as the ring master to The Rabbit Done Died’s wild circus charade. Amidst the carnival madness, the band produced music of an indefinable genre somewhere between jazz, blues, doo-wop and rock.
With the band’s eight instruments and four singers, there’s a lot of variety.
“We can mix it up,” said The Rabbit Done Died drummer, Andrew Hoepner. “We’ve got lots of different sounding songs which makes it easy to ignore the front man, who is easily the worst part of the band. We like reinterpreting older genres in a newer context.”
Between swapping instruments, the band spit provocative lyrics about prostitutes, smoking and suicide, licking the lobes of listeners; all the while, daring the audience to say “when.”

See the full article from “Eastern Echo”

Detroit Massage Parlors: Week In Review: More Mayor Controversy, Armed Robbery, Massage Parlor Remains …

January 30, 2012 at 12:24 am | In Detroit massage parlors | No Comments

Last week’s headlines were filled with more controversy over Mayor Janice Daniels, a police investigation of an armed robbery at the Red Roof Inn and the questionable future for Troy massage parlor. Check out what you may have missed.

Recovery Spa on East Maple Road probably won’t be reopening any time soon. At Monday’s meeting, City Council voted to revoke a 2011 massage parlor license at Recovery Spa. The vote affirmed the city’s decision to close the business last December after employees were charged with prostitution and police discovered several other ordinance violations. Recovery Spa has submitted an application for a license renewal and the city has 60 days to approve it, pending a background investigation and the adjudication process. 

Related Topics: Granite City Food & Brewery, Massage Parlor, Mayor Janice Daniels, and Mayor Janice Daniels recall

See the full article from “Patch.com”

Detroit Strip Clubs: Dwarf-tossing lands in Ontario strip club

January 29, 2012 at 4:48 am | In Detroit strip clubs | No Comments

… Indian athletes Barkath Ali (L) and Derada More prepare for the final of the 100 meter sprint at the World Dwarf Games in Belfast July 27, 2009. The games, which attracted competitors from all over the world.Photograph by: Cathal McNaughton, Reuters
WINDSOR, Ont. â Despite repeated calls for its ban, the sport of dwarf tossing has once again landed in Canada.
Windsor, Ont., strip club Leopard’s Lounge & Broil is hosting the Saturday event, in which competitors vie to see who can throw a little person the farthest.
“There’s nothing provincially, and no bylaws here, that would prevent this from going on,” said Windsor city councillor Ron Jones, who was alerted to the upcoming event by an angry constituent.
The event is being promoted on a sign outside the club.

See the full article from “Montreal Gazette”

Detroit Strip Clubs: Windsor bar’s dwarf toss sends man, fur flying

January 29, 2012 at 4:48 am | In Detroit strip clubs | No Comments

WINDSOR, Ont. â Hundreds cheered loudly at a Windsor strip club Saturday night, as a local dwarf dressed in a baby costume was catapulted through the air, over and over again.
Both locals and out-of-towners took part in the dwarf-tossing competition at Leopard’s Lounge & Broil, a bar in Windsor’s west end. This was the second time in a decade the club hosted the event that has created international hype and hundreds signed up to participate.
The dwarf, a Windsor resident whose stage name is Tripod, refused an interview and was not interested in disclosing any details of his life.
In pairs, participants took hold of a harness that was attached to the dwarf and threw him as far as they could. The club was packed to capacity and the boisterous crowd laughed, clapped, and applauded while the four-foot, eight-inch man was chucked across the stage. Five air mattresses were laid out to ensure a safe landing for Tripod.

A 32-year-old stripper, who only wanted to be referred to by her stage-name, Kahlua, said she was excited about the event and said it was similar to her job.

See the full article from “Vancouver Sun”

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