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Sydney Strip Clubs: GAME Swinging cancelled after Sydney event

raventhestripper — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 10:12:49 +0000

GAME Swinging cancelled after Sydney event Victim of a one night stand…
GAME hosted the inaugural event in Sydney last November for gamers to meet, play games and trade. The idea was simple: it was a way for gamers to meet other gamers, partner up for a quick gaming session, and then maybe trade games. Unfortunately, the way the event was executed meant it only survived one night in Sydney, with the Melbourne and Brisbane events now cancelled.
The name GAME Swinging definitely sounds suggestive, but no one was quite prepared for what GAME had in store. Hiring strippers and escorts along to the night definitely seems to have gone too far. Paul Yardley, managing director of GAME Australia says that despite the many complaints the retailer received following the Sydney event he still considers it “a great success, but not everyone appreciated it.”

See the full article from “Computerandvideogames.com”

Sydney Strip Clubs: Are cops the boss of the Cross?

raventhestripper — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 14:49:13 +0000

SHOULD Sydney police be in the business of deciding who runs a strip club in Kings Cross? The liquor regulator thinks not.
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The authority warned giving police the unprecedented power to influence hiring at the Darlinghurst Road establishment may ”potentially compromise” officers and reopen the door to ”official corruption” in Sydney’s vice district.
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The move against Show Girls – which is owned by the Kings Cross identity Michael Koutra – stemmed from the arrest last year of the strip club’s manager and bouncer for allegedly dealing cocaine from the premises.
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In the aftermath of the cocaine arrests, Kings Cross police moved to slap 14 new licence conditions on the Show Girls licensee, Cathie Downie, a single mother from western Sydney who police say is on the premises just three nights a week, from Sunday to Tuesday.

See the full article from “Sydney Morning Herald”

Sydney Strip Clubs: Are cops the boss of the Cross?

raventhestripper — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 14:49:11 +0000

See the full article from “Sydney Morning Herald”

Sydney Strip Clubs: The trouble with Kyle Sandilands

raventhestripper — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 22:24:59 +0000

KYLE Sandilands stubs out his cigarette and climbs down from the smokers’ roof. It’s his 40th birthday and the staff on 2DayFM’s Kyle and Jackie O Show have been encouraged to help him celebrate.
Sandilands – or King Kyle, as he’s sometimes called – has already been given a gold throne and a gold-and-red velvet crown. His studio has been decorated with crystal vases filled with gold beads and tasselled throw cushions. Now it’s time for the entertainment. First, newsreader Emma Duxbury emerges from a little cubicle wearing a near-transparent white bikini and clear heels, and spreads her legs wide around a gold stripper’s pole that has been erected in front of Kyle’s face. Next, there is a pink cake shaped like a woman’s breasts with the nipples bouncing on springs. Sandilands licks his lips and grins, and then heads back to the roof for another ciggie.

See the full article from “The Australian”

Sydney Strip Clubs: NOW: Sydney’s Best Bar Opens in Melbourne

raventhestripper — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 11:48:34 +0000

Australia’s laneway bar landscape first emerged in Melbourne, fostered by ample narrow, winding lanes in the the central business district and an easing of laws on small bar operation. By the early naughts a lively network of tucked away bars had emerged, all with their own idiosyncratic style and cocktail agendas, but almost all sharing that enduring speakeasy legacy, the hidden entrance. In 2010 Eau de Vie opened in Sydney, mining a similarly discrete entrance style (an unmarked door tucked away in the back lobby of the Kirketon hotel 229 Darlinghurst Road) front loaded with heavy duty cocktail sophistication, a gentlemen’s club atmosphere and luxurious, meticulously crafted cocktails. The equivalent bar in New York or London would likely be rather formal or even a bit grim in its cocktail erudition and Prohibition era drag, the staff at EDV displays that Aussie bonhomie and refusal to take themselves too seriously that cuts through all that fussiness, making the bar so very pleasant to spend time in.

See the full article from “NewNowNext”

Sydney Strip Clubs: Farewell service for Carmen

raventhestripper — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 00:37:16 +0000

Transgender icon Carmen Rupe will be remembered at a service in Auckland next month following her death in Sydney last year.
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The gay rights advocate, one-time stripper and former mayoral candidate lived between Australia and New Zealand, but spent her last years in Sydney where she is now buried at Rookwood Maori Cemetery.
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“Many whanau and friends were able to farewell Carmen in Sydney and this is an opportunity for people in New Zealand to do the same.
“Some of her close friends from Sydney are coming too and they will be bringing her portrait which was used at the tangi in Sydney.”
Carmen died at St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney in the company of friends who had been keeping a bedside vigil for several days.
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At her Sydney funeral, Carmen was remembered as the queen of queens and was credited with paving the way for social reform.

See the full article from “Stuff.co.nz”

Sydney Strip Clubs: Carmen to be remembered in services

raventhestripper — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 00:37:13 +0000

The one-time stripper, gay rights advocate and former Wellington mayoral candidate had suffered months of poor heath and succumbed to kidney failure last month at St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney, in the company of friends.

See the full article from “Stuff.co.nz”

Sydney Strip Clubs: Farewell bash for Carmen

raventhestripper — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 08:14:01 +0000

See the full article from “Stuff.co.nz”

Sydney Strip Clubs: Editors said this photo was too sexy for the yearbook

raventhestripper — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 08:14:00 +0000

Sidney’s choice of clothing wasn’t the only thing parents had an issue with. “Clothing aside, the pose is pure porn derivative,” Sarah, mother of two, explained. “And I’m not even necessarily against porn but… hello! High school yearbook and a porn mag pose! End of story.”
Think of the future
It’s not only the yearbook that is the issue, it’s Sidney’s future life that some parents opined on. “Just wait until she gets out into the real world and realizes that employers will see what a fuss she raised over how she dressed in her senior pics and think twice about giving her a job,” said Josie from Arizona.
Shelly thought along the same lines. “I wouldn’t let my daughter be immortalized in her year book like that,” she shared. “I would want my daughters to be remembered by her peers as more than [her body] with a caption of ‘most likely to become a stripper.’”

See the full article from “SheKnows.com”

Sydney Strip Clubs: Former exotic dancer Bobbi is building a pole dancing empire

raventhestripper — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 21:00:50 +0000

With her sister Vanessa, Bobbi, 43, owns two studios in Sydney and one each in Perth, Singapore, and Kuala Lumpur. They also own the Australian Pole Dancing Championship, which crowns Australia’s most proficient male and female pole artists each year.

See the full article from “The Daily Telegraph”