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Las Vegas Strip Clubs: How to visit Las Vegas on the cheap, with a Super Bowl trip for $150 to prove it

diamond — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 10:48:35 +0000

Once you gamble/eat/tear da club up at these resorts using the rewards cards, you can cash in your points toward more of the same. If you’ve ever wondered what the long lines of people in the customer service lines are at Vegas casinos, here is the answer: They are haggling over what they can get for the points on their card. Free or discounted food, hotel stays, gambling credits and more can be had with rewards points on these cards.
When I was living in Vegas, my most common activity was playing tight on a $2-$4 limit Texas Hold’ Em table at Binion’s while watching baseball or basketball games on their series of HDTVs (they’ll put on any game you want, just ask the floor guy). Binion’s offers cash rewards for every hour you spend playing poker, which got me a free cheeseburger and fries every couple trips at the in-house grill (suggested for cheap grub, by the way).
There are plenty of other deals to be had in Sin City, and they’re easier than haggling with a cabdriver or concierge — though that can get you some deals, especially on strip clubs (cabdrivers) and shows or limo rides (concierge).

See the full article from “San Jose Mercury News”

Las Vegas Strip Clubs: FOX5 Vegas – KVVUState Dept. pulls visa sponsor’s designation

diamond — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 10:12:38 +0000

The agency also plans on “re-emphasizing the adult entertainment industry prohibition by specifically prohibiting jobs with escort services, adult book/video stores, massage parlors, and strip clubs.”
Another change: Capping the number of hours a student could work at 40 – a move the agency predicted would be “by far the most controversial.”
“Almost all SWT employers expect their participants to work more than a 40-hour week,” Ereli wrote.
Critics say that’s one of the problems with the program: Students, like the ones in Pennsylvania, are often exploited – working long hours with no overtime and forced to live in substandard housing. The AP interviewed dozens of students across the country who complained about working conditions, many in resort areas in Florida, the Carolinas and Pennsylvania.
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The AP also found that third-party brokers forced some women – mostly from Eastern European nations – to work in U.S. strip clubs.

See the full article from “KVVU Las Vegas”

Las Vegas Strip Clubs: Trump Endorses, and Mitt Romney Grins and Bears It

diamond — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 02:01:01 +0000

In the months since announcing he wouldn’t seek the nomination, Trump has continued to dip a toe into the political arena, whether hinting at an independent bid or attempting to host a GOP debate in Iowa — an effort that fell apart when Romney and most of the other candidates refused to attend. Newt Gingrich, whom Trump snubbed with his endorsement, had said he would attend.
Trump’s building, dubbed the Trump International Tower, rises phalically behind the Strip, set back closer to the strip clubs on Industrial Road than the pedestrian traffic of Las Vegas Boulevard. It does not include a casino, and though Trump likes to claim that the 64-story, 24-karat-gold-plated tower is the city’s tallest building, the needle-shaped Stratosphere Hotel is far taller. (Trump does not consider it a building.) The lobby is a soothing mix of glittering crystal, bronze satin and peach-colored marble. It is, you know, classy.

See the full article from “The Atlantic”

Las Vegas Strip Clubs: Juicy Jincey’s AVN Diary: Lust in Las Vegas

diamond — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 01:24:51 +0000

Up and into outfit number one, a Dynasty-inspired business look. K gives me a blowout. I trot over to the Sexpo to check out adult novelties. Entering the adult toy fair, I instantly locate some lesbians and head over to check out the dildos they are wielding. I stroll through the aisles and happen upon a booth where a bevy of beauties is hocking a breath mint strip that masks the taste of vagina. Does it really need masking? I hold countless vibrators in my hands in all sizes and colors, including one that is shaped like a Siamese cat.
Thursday, Jan. 19:
My first day at the booth for my DVD distributors, Girlfriends Films. As I find my way to the booth, I pass by at least six stripper poles and three full-on beds — all occupied, of course. As you would expect, the walls are covered with giant posters of women with giant breasts. Thursday is mostly a trade day, so I do tons of interviews with the media, and during downtime I chat with the Girlfriends contract stars who are also working the booth.

See the full article from “Huffington Post”

Las Vegas Strip Clubs: Las Vegas Among Nation’s Trashiest Spring Break Cities

diamond — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 08:25:07 +0000

LAS VEGAS – With booze, gambling, and strip clubs, Las Vegas is probably the only city in America that can get away with being a popular Spring Break destination without a beach.
“We have some of the best pools in the world, so you know when you compare our pools to some of the beaches around, I think it’s really not a comparison as far as the amenities that we offer,” said Chris Hoag with travel site Tripres.com.
Not only is Las Vegas becoming more popular for Spring Break, it’s also becoming trashier. In fact, Coed Magazine puts Las Vegas at the top of its Trashiest Spring Break Destinations list.
Hoag welcomes the ranking.
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Coed Magazine considered several features that could make a place trashy, including strip clubs, liquor stores, and tattoo parlors.

See the full article from “KLAS-TV”

Las Vegas Strip Clubs: Feeling like getting trashy for spring break? Men’s magazine says Las Vegas is …

diamond — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 16:00:51 +0000

MTV Wiz Khalifa is met with approval at a Palms pool and bungalows during spring breakcelebrations. By Sun Staff (contact) Monday, Jan. 30, 2012 | 2:01 a.m. Attribute it to a alcohol-infused pool party scene, a skimpy nightclub attire and the, shall we say, limited dress code at Las Vegas strip clubs.Whatever a reasons, Coed Magazine made Las Vegas its No. 1 pick for trashiest spring break destination.The lists authors described its ranking best: Lets be real, anything involving MTV Spring Break is bound to bring out a trash in anyone. Last year, MTVs Spring Break set up shop at a Palms, bringing to town Pauly D from a Jersey Shore, Wiz Khalifa and Pitbull, among others.Plus, Las Vegas somewhat reasonably priced hotel rooms make it an ideal getaway for a quintessential broke college student, a authors said.Other hot spots that made a list include Key West, Fla.; South Padre Island, Texas; Daytona Beach, Fla.; Myrtle Beach, S.C.; Miami Beach, Fla.; Panama City Beach, Fla.; Fort Myers, Fla.; Lake Havasu City, Ariz.; and San Diego.Its safe to say all locations include an unhealthy dose of college shenanigans. Powered By iWebRSS.co.cc

See the full article from “Las Vegas Blog (blog)”

Las Vegas Strip Clubs: Feeling like getting trashy for spring break? Men’s magazine says Las Vegas is …

diamond — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 16:00:50 +0000

MTV Wiz Khalifa is met with approval at the Palms pool and bungalows during spring break celebrations.
Monday, Jan. 30, 2012 | 2:01 a.m.
Attribute it to the alcohol-infused pool party scene, the skimpy nightclub attire and the, shall we say, limited dress code at Las Vegas’ strip clubs.
Whatever the reasons, Coed Magazine made Las Vegas its No. 1 pick for trashiest spring break destination.
The list’s authors described its ranking best: “Let’s be real, anything involving MTV Spring Break is bound to bring out the trash in anyone.” Last year, MTV’s Spring Break set up shop at the Palms, bringing to town Pauly D from the “Jersey Shore,” Wiz Khalifa and Pitbull, among others.
Plus, Las Vegas’ somewhat reasonably priced hotel rooms make it an ideal getaway for the quintessential broke college student, the authors said.

See the full article from “Las Vegas Sun”

Las Vegas Strip Clubs: Sundance Journal No. 2: Bring Your Own Devil Sticks

diamond — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 22:24:43 +0000

eth Raymer, a gorgeous, effervescent woman of 35, is sipping whiskey with me in the basement of Park City’s Bing Bar at two o’clock on Saturday afternoon. Her odd, circuitous path to the Sundance Film Festival began, she explains in a high, girlish voice, when she quit her job as a stripper in her hometown of West Palm Beach, Florida, and moved to Las Vegas, hoping to land work as a cocktail waitress. Instead, she soon found herself in the employ of an eccentric sports gambler known as Dink, a master at spotting advantageous betting lines. Whether it was college basketball or horse racing or the National Spelling Bee Championships, Dink always seemed to know which underdogs would nose their way to victory and which favorites would crash and burn. With her winning personality and a head for numbers, Beth was an ideal sidekick.

See the full article from “Grantland”

Las Vegas Strip Clubs: ‘Library After Air Raid’: On the Survival of Culture Amid the Barbarity of War

diamond — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 14:12:46 +0000

In June of 2011, I purchased a postcard reproduction of Library After Air Raid (London 1940) (depiction, following page) at Vroman’s Books in Pasadena, California, and for the duration of that year, 12 months that were as hellish and chaotic for me as the events memorialized in the anonymous photographer’s lens from 1940, that postcard was always within arm’s reach; sometimes I employed it as a book mark for books I never finished reading. When I dwelled for seven months in a roach-infested, squalid communal hotel above a seedy strip club in San Francisco’s North Beach district (formerly the infamous Barbary Coast) Library After Air Raid was Scotch-taped to the wall near my mattress.
And now, as I pen these words, the postcard hangs by a magnet on the refrigerator in the mini-kitchenette of my studio apartment in Las Vegas, Nevada. Obviously 2011 was a year of a great many migrations in my life.

See the full article from “PopMatters”

Las Vegas Strip Clubs: Farewell to the Character Who Made Me Stop Watching CSI

diamond — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 21:48:53 +0000

When she was in her 40s, Catherine discovered that shady casino mogul Sam Braun was her biological father—a bit of a conflict for someone tasked with investigating crime in a town built on gaming… but, you know, we don’t choose our families. In Season 7, Sam took a bullet and died in Catherine’s arms.
Catherine’s final two episodes were staid by her usual standards: She was shot in the stomach, had her wound cauterized in a no-tell motel with a friendly whore’s curling iron, went into hiding in the club where she once “worked the pole,” and was betrayed by a childhood friend.
Maybe one day it will be possible for a network procedural to feature a female lead in her 50s who isn’t a former stripper whose husband and father were murdered and whose only child narrowly escaped death. But not yet, apparently.

See the full article from “Slate Magazine (blog)”