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Spencer Pratt is livin’ the single life like WHOA. The DB reality star and a bunch of his buddies were spotted hanging out at Los Angeles strip club 4 Play Gentlemen’s Club on August 4, and although  RadarOnline reports the boys spent a whopping $7000 in three hours, Spencer claims he was only there to find actresses for his cheesy horror film Tower 69: Beach Patrol Featuring 3D Boobs.

See the full article from “Hollywood Life (blog)”

Spencer Pratt ran through $7,515 at 4 Play Gentleman’s Club in LA recently while on a “scouting trip” for his upcoming movie Tower 69: Beach Patrol Featuring 3D Boobs. Says a source:
“Spencer was spotted with a big wad of $100 bills in his hands and not surprisingly he was proving to be very popular with the ladies inside the club.”
Pratt is said to be interested in having Australian model/actress Sophie Turner on board for the project.

See the full article from “411mania.com”

What do you get when you combine Spencer Pratt and the Los Angeles 4 Play Gentleman’s Club? We’re not sure, but 4 Play Gentleman’s Club gets $7515 from Spencer Pratt.
Pratt went to the club to “scout” actresses for his future academy award winning beach romp, Tower 69: Beach Patrol Featuring 3D Boobs. Apparently it’s very expensive to scout talent.
Here’s what a source said about Pratt’s club experience:
“Spencer was spotted with a big wad of $100 bills in his hands and not surprisingly he was proving to be very popular with the ladies inside the club.”
Aside from strippers, Pratt has found potential Tower 69 talent in Australian actress/model Sophie Turner, whom we’re sure will ABSOLUTELY LOVE working with a bunch of strippers.
We hope you got your $7515’s worth, Spencer.

See the full article from “PerezHilton.com (blog)”

Gillard also chased the youth vote, hitting a high school, television breakfast and FM radio stations. She told Today, ”I’m going to make sure you see a whole lot more of me.” WSFM’s Jonesy and Amanda took Gillard at her word and introduced their VIP guest with a most politically incorrect tune, The Stripper.
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The Family First party has come up with a novel new political strategy: don’t campaign. The candidate in the south coast seat of Gilmore, Elizabeth Cunningham, will not be seen in the electorate. The party’s NSW director, Phil Lamb, said there had been difficulties finding candidates and although it finally managed to field 16, Cunningham could not afford the time from her job in Sydney to stump the south coast. ”We’re a new party and really we just wanted to have a presence on the ballot paper,” Lamb said.
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Out and gay senator Penny Wong has incurred the wrath of the Sydney Star Observer newspaper for not supporting gay marriage.

See the full article from “Brisbane Times”

It may be chilly outside but naked butlers are hot stuff in Sydney with bookings being made as much as six months in advance.
There is no party that the buff men in aprons (albeit brief) and bow ties won’t do, including handbag, shoe, gay, 70th and even divorce parties.
“It’s cheeky and risque but not dirty,” said Leah Hudson who decided to bring the UK franchise, Butlers in the Buff, to Australia with her partner Peter Suttle, who worked for the service in Britain.
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She said the company had taken off since launching in March because it was the only service offering naked staff in Sydney.
“Women are getting quite over strippers but also the hosts don’t have to worry about getting the drinks or the food because once the butler gets there, they take over,” she said.

See the full article from “Southern Courier”

Gillard also chased the youth vote, hitting a high school, television breakfast and FM radio stations. She told Today, ”I’m going to make sure you see a whole lot more of me.” WSFM’s Jonesy and Amanda took Gillard at her word and introduced their VIP guest with a most politically incorrect tune, The Stripper.
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The Family First party has come up with a novel new political strategy: don’t campaign. The candidate in the south coast seat of Gilmore, Elizabeth Cunningham, will not be seen in the electorate. The party’s NSW director, Phil Lamb, said there had been difficulties finding candidates and although it finally managed to field 16, Cunningham could not afford the time from her job in Sydney to stump the south coast. ”We’re a new party and really we just wanted to have a presence on the ballot paper,” Lamb said.
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Out and gay senator Penny Wong has incurred the wrath of the Sydney Star Observer newspaper for not supporting gay marriage.

See the full article from “Sydney Morning Herald”

Included in the auction are books so rare the only other known copies are held by public libraries. One of these, Charles Pickering’s 1870 compilation of photographs of Sydney buildings, comes with a cool $30,000 to $40,000 estimate. Several others are valued at above the $20,000 mark.
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A feature of this book is the coloured aquatint view of Port Jackson and Sydney, along with four other aquatint plates and a folding coloured map. The upper estimate is $25,000.
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Lot 160 is Thomas Shepherd’s bound copy of Lectures on the Horticulture of New South Wales, as delivered at the Mechanics’ School of Arts in Sydney. Published in 1835, this is considered the first Australian gardening book but the main selling point in this case is that it comes from the personal library of explorer Charles Sturt, with his stamp at the head of the title, then of John Ridley, the inventor of the stripper harvesting machine.

See the full article from “Sydney Morning Herald”

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Pole Dancing Demo on the Grill Team!
The Grill Team 26 July, 2010 – 8:34 AM
The latest prize added to the Grill Team Man Cave is very controversial… A stripper pole!
Pole dancing is a new fitness craze, and leading Western Sydney instructor Suzy Q showed us a few of her killer moves on the pole this morning on the Grill Team. 
No longer just the domain of exotic dancers, ladies everywhere are embracing the full-body workout of the pole dance.
But the latest prize poses a new question. Obviously, your average bloke will have difficulty getting much done on the pole, so can your girlfriend/wife intrude on the sacred space of the Man Cave, if she’s limber enough to give the pole a go?

See the full article from “TripleM Sydney (blog)”

Sydney men seek US penis doctor’s help
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In 2004, he was arrested on allegations he was involved in the sale of diluted AIDS and cancer drugs, including through a strip club he co-owned. But in February, he entered a ”pre-trial diversion” program with the state of Florida and all charges pending against him were dismissed.
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Until 2004, Dr Perito was the co-owner with his then business partner Nicholas Just of a strip club, Playpen South, in Florida.
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A Florida state law enforcement agent, Gary Venema, said last week the prosecution elected not to pursue the case against Dr Perito after a key witness, a former strip club employee nicknamed Rocky, withdrew his co-operation because the state wouldn’t grant him a private investigator’s licence.
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Mr ImMasche said Dr Perito was ”going through a bad phase” when he had become involved with the strip club.
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Gerry Testa, another Sydney urological surgeon on whose patient Dr Perito operated, said he was not aware of the 2004 case.

See the full article from “Sydney Morning Herald”

The unbeaten two-year-old, which had a back strain only days before the Golden Slipper, is due to return in a barrier trial at Rosehill tomorrow. Payne is aiming Masquerader at the $1 million Golden Rose at Rosehill on August 28.
Brightexpectations is entered for one of the 21 trials at Randwick this morning where Gai Waterhouse’s team will be the focus, while Masquerader will be joined by Solar Charged and Hinchinbrook at Rosehill tomorrow. All of them have the Golden Rose in their sights. ”He [Masquerader] has come back really strong and I think missing the Slipper might have been the best thing that happened to him,” Payne said. ”The same thing happened to Stripper and she got injured before the Slipper but was very good early as a three-year-old and I’m hoping for the same thing with him.

See the full article from “Sydney Morning Herald”