Sydney Escorts Today!

Even if it wasnât announced during a campaign to end violence against woman, it still drums up feelings about chilling murders dating back to 1888 in the other London. Not to mention the stripper connotation to the word which led to one of my favourite tweets:
âœIf hubby says heâs going to the rippers tonight, should that be a red flag or should you send the kids?â #justcheckingâ
The most difficult part of this branding strike-out is how people feel. From the comments on social media itâs easy to glean that people are not embracing the whole Jack the Diamond character as one of their own. Rather they generally feel like the owner made a mistake that he wonât admit to. By using this name and logo, people feel like itâs in poor taste, bad judgement, disgraceful, disempowering toward women and counterintuitive to how hard society has worked to end violence against women. This list represents generalizations, but they are all words pulled from the twitterverse.
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An overreaction? Perhaps …

See the full article from “London Free Press (blog)”

Natasha Bassingthwaighte & Family Take A Sunny Stroll In Sydney
Australian X-Factor judge Natalie Bassingthwaighte and her fiancé Cameron McGlinchey were spotted taking their 1-year-old daughter Harper out for a sunny stroll in Sydney, Australia on Monday (November 14).
The cute couple – who are due to walk down the aisle next month – stopped for a coffee as they enjoyed their family time together.
And keeping with tradition, Natalie’s X-Factor co-host and former Spice Girl Melanie Brown threw her a spicy bachelorette party to properly bid farewell to her single status, complete with a saucy stripper.
“I made her (go) crazy – I got her a stripper,” Melanie reveals. “(He was) fully nude! “He showed her his bits and pieces. I tried to get a midget one but couldn’t get one…”

See the full article from “Celebrity Baby Scoop”

Having already signed Woods to what is being hailed the best field in Australian Open history, Roosenburg now wants to ensure the man behind the Nike swoosh comes back to Sydney.
Again and again and again.
And to win him over, the Dutch-born golf promoter has compiled a five-star checklist that includes everything from schmick Star Casino accommodation through to seafood platters, harbour cruises and a string of chauffeured vehicles.
“This really is the revival of the Australian Open,” Roosenburg said last night.
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“A lot of them will be first-timers to Sydney, we need to win them over.”
Of course, given his “colourful” past – which includes a penchant for strippers, prostitutes and busty cocktail waitresses – there will be no shortage of gags surrounding what Sydney should really give the Tiger to make his trip memorable.

See the full article from “The Daily Telegraph”

X Factor Host Mel B is pictured today at the Lindt Cafe in Sydney’s CBD. Picture: Tim Hunter Source: The Sunday Telegraph Singer and X-Factor judge Mel B, pictured near Centennial Park Restaurant in Centennial Park, Sydney. Picture: Gibson Nic Source: The Sunday Telegraph Singer and X-Factor judge Mel B, pictured near Centennial Park Restaurant in Centennial Park, Sydney. Picture: Gibson Nic Source: The Sunday Telegraph
FORMER Spice Girl Mel B admits she has been visiting Sydney strip clubs to “spice up” her life.
Speaking for the first time about her adult-orientated trips, Brown – once better know as Scary Spice – said she had been to a number of Kings Cross pole dancing clubs with husband Stephen Belafonte since arriving in Sydney to be a judge of Channel 7 talent quest The X Factor.

See the full article from “The Daily Telegraph”

FORMER Spice Girl Mel B admits she has been visiting Sydney strip clubs to “spice up” her life.
Speaking for the first time about her adult-orientated trips, Brown – once better know as Scary Spice – said she had been to a number of Kings Cross pole dancing clubs with husband Stephen Belafonte since arriving in Sydney to be a judge of Channel 7 talent quest The X Factor.
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While she couldn’t recall how many strip clubs they’d been to, Brown said she and her husband were decidedly happy with what they had found Down Under.
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Indeed, Brown said she was so impressed with what the city had to offer, she and her husband were considering buying a house in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, close to where she is currently living with her three children in a rented apartment in Point Piper.

See the full article from “NEWS.com.au”

Heading into the season opener, the Sydney FC players were perfectly behaved, at least by their own standards, with no internal fines issued in a fortnight – a record for the club. Then Mark Bridge got sent off in the heat of the battle in Melbourne, and the end-of-season trip [which is funded by the fines] received a much-needed deposit. Now the list of about 30 ”offences” has grown by one. Diving has been added, as the Sydney players have made it clear they didn’t rate the actions of Roddy Vargas when confronted by Bridge. ”A line in the sand” is how chief executive Dirk Melton describes it, but now the players have to live up to their stance.
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A senior public servant in Western Australia has been charged with vandalising 135 luxury cars with paint-stripper in a crime spree that has been going on since January. Gilles Gaudet was arrested yesterday after a police raid on his home, and has been bailed to appear in court next month. Among the vehicles damaged was a $385,000 Mercedes-Benz owned by Perth Glory backer Tony Sage.

See the full article from “Brisbane Times”

Heading into the season opener, the Sydney FC players were perfectly behaved, at least by their own standards, with no internal fines issued in a fortnight – a record for the club. Then Mark Bridge got sent off in the heat of the battle in Melbourne, and the end-of-season trip [which is funded by the fines] received a much-needed deposit. Now the list of about 30 ”offences” has grown by one. Diving has been added, as the Sydney players have made it clear they didn’t rate the actions of Roddy Vargas when confronted by Bridge. ”A line in the sand” is how chief executive Dirk Melton describes it, but now the players have to live up to their stance.
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A senior public servant in Western Australia has been charged with vandalising 135 luxury cars with paint-stripper in a crime spree that has been going on since January. Gilles Gaudet was arrested yesterday after a police raid on his home, and has been bailed to appear in court next month. Among the vehicles damaged was a $385,000 Mercedes-Benz owned by Perth Glory backer Tony Sage.

See the full article from “Sydney Morning Herald”

Kent MacCarter: How did a boy from Wellington, NZ – with early teenage years in Sydney – become the heir apparent to Andy Warhol’s Superstars, the Velvet Underground and the epitome of New York ‘cool’?
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Very strange, for a few reasons. There aren’t any venues more iconic than the Sydney Opera House. I was there in a boat in Sydney Harbour the day it officially opened. But the strangest part of that trip was being picked up at the airport and driven to our hotel, which was located directly across the street from St Andrews Church in downtown Sydney. I attended St Andrews school in 1973 and 1974 (before moving on to Sydney Grammar), so I was surprised to be right back on that street.
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Your book, Black Postcards, reflects far more lines and lines of poignancy than it does cocaine, strippers’ g-strings and bent television antennae – the typical fodder of rock memoir excess. There’s no wall of guitar to hide behind in writing, let alone memoir. Was that difficult to come to terms with? Having a book out there, forever to be in the public sphere?

See the full article from “Crikey (blog)”

Extreme Cabaret Zeta Bar Hilton Sydney Style
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Cabaret lovers that got wind of rumours re ‘Extreme Cabaret’ theme continuing at Hilton Sydney longer were on the money, and now we learn that Hilton Hotel Gold Coast is set to be hit by ‘Extreme Cabaret’ fever next week. It ought to shake up things at Surfers Paradise and up the ante for both the local and tourist entertainment dollar, with Jupiter’s Hotel and Casino, and Palazzo Versace tipped to do something to attempt to combat the excitement at Hilton. Heck, they may like to try out the cabaret themes too for all we know. We’ve heard that Hilton New Zealand, United States and Amsterdam, are keen as a hot pink stripper to incorporate extreme cabaret into their big entertainment nights.
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Snatch the opportunity to do ‘Sin City’ Sydney like it should be done. Grab you’re spanking partner and head over to Sydney Hilton Zeta Bar next Friday, and see what all the fun (and tease) is about. Friendly oddballs, light vice and ‘extreme cabaret’ in abundance. We’re sure you’ll having a spanking good time.

See the full article from “StreetCorner”

Sydney’s Zeta Bar at the world famous Hilton Hotel continued to wow with the extreme cabaret, now a regular on the menu of Friday nights in ‘Sin City’.
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Cabaret lovers were rapt to hear that the rumours continue to get stronger regarding the ‘Extreme Cabaret’ theme will continuing at Hilton Sydney much longer than the originally forecast 12 weeks. Word is that the new Hilton Hotel at the Gold Coast, as well as New Zealand and even as far as the United Statues and Amsterdam, are keen as a mustard coloured stripper to incorporate extreme cabaret into their big entertainment nights.
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The filthy fun and flirty Friday nights at Sydney Hilton continue to be a key watercooler conversation piece in offices (and God knows where else) in and around Sydney’s CBD for weeks.

See the full article from “StreetCorner”