Toronto Escorts In The News!

Ailing Toronto strip clubs have bold plans to become glitzy high-security bordellos that feature both prostitutes and exotic dancers now that the Ontario Court of Appeal has thrown out a ban on hookers.
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Mammoliti says an enhanced licence will be required by the clubs to feature strippers and hookers.
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Tim Lambrinos, of the Adult Entertainment Association of Canada, said there are 15 clubs in Toronto that can be converted into brothels. There are about 35 strip clubs in the GTA and more than 100 in Ontario.
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He said the brothels will have a separate entrance from the strip club and up to 20 or more rooms can be added to each club depending on its location.
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Toronto stripper Alexandra likes the idea because it will mean more security for her.

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Though he still keeps a place in his native Toronto, Drake has recently moved to L.A. The relocation has already sparked musical ideas for the Young Money star. “There’s just so much going on for me in the U.S. that I recently made the move to L.A.,” he said. “It’s a new atmosphere, getting to know new people. It’s going to be a very interesting album.”
Drake told MTV News that with Take Care, he was telling a story inspired by his 2009 track “Houstatlantavegas.” On the song, Drake created a fictional world, describing a love affair with an ambitious stripper who can’t quite get out of the life. “It was a world that was very much real to me, but I created it in my mind. It was a world that, being a kid from Toronto, I used to look at from the outside and I used to be like, ‘Man that looks crazy,’ ” he told us. “All those strip clubs and all those nightclubs and the drinks and the girls and the fame.”

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Though he still keeps a place in his native Toronto, Drake has recently moved to L.A. The relocation has already sparked musical ideas for the Young Money star. “There’s just so much going on for me in the U.S. that I recently made the move to L.A.,” he said. “It’s a new atmosphere, getting to know new people. It’s going to be a very interesting album.”
Drake told MTV News that with Take Care, he was telling a story inspired by his 2009 track “Houstatlantavegas.” On the song, Drake created a fictional world, describing a love affair with an ambitious stripper who can’t quite get out of the life. “It was a world that was very much real to me, but I created it in my mind. It was a world that, being a kid from Toronto, I used to look at from the outside and I used to be like, ‘Man that looks crazy,’ ” he told us. “All those strip clubs and all those nightclubs and the drinks and the girls and the fame.”

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He grew up in a prominent Jewish family but refused to let his advantaged background get in the way. His show recounts his Rabelaisian tale of a life deliberately gone off the rails as he dabbles in bodybuilding, steroid abuse, male stripping, sex addiction and more. It’s hardly the stuff a nice Jewish boy from the suburbs with a philosophy degree encounters, and this accounts for the show’s — as well as Berg’s — charms. The production includes portions of his stand-up act but allows Berg to stretch out the narrative, play a variety of characters and include some touching moments — all accompanied by a very funny slide show that keeps the play moving at a fast clip.
My favourite character is Tommy Zeus, a self-deluded ’80s reject who represents male strippers and defines the term “tacky” in both literal and figurative ways. I love the scene Berg creates about bringing home his Maritimer stripper girlfriend to Friday night dinner at his parents’ house, with him playing all the parts. And there are few scenes I’ve ever seen that are more touching than Berg dancing for a lonely gay man dying of AIDS, just longing to be touched.

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Teenagers playing truth or dare – pushing the envelope and getting each other to do more and more risqué things.
Not exactly news, is it?
Well, it would be if two of the teenagers in question were girls at a summer camp, and others were their camp counsellors.
Last summer, there was an “incident” at Camp Chino, which is run by the Town of Markham.
I’m going to be very careful about describing this story because there is now a lawsuit and an investigation underway. So, expect a lot of “allegedly”.
Allegedly, the girls and their counsellors played a dare game together that led to what the lawyers are calling “inappropriate conduct”.
Allegedly, one of the girls ended up sucking the toes of a male counsellor and performing a partial strip tease/pole dance.

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Doors at 7pm, Show at 8pm
$10-$20 sliding scale!
The Crush Project presents
Sister Spit: Next Generation
The legendary literary performance tour, Sister Spit, is coming to town with a vanload of multimedia, queer-centric brilliance! Don’t miss this multimedia explosion of taste-makers, novelists, luminaries, chanteuses, performance artists, poets, and musicians.
Featuring your host Michelle Tea (Best Music Writing 2010, Chelsea Whistle, Valencia, Rent Girl), “The greatest cabaret artist of (v’s) generation” (Hilton Als, The New Yorker) and star of John Cameron Mitchell’s groundbreaking film Shortbus, Mx Justin Vivian Bond, writer and musician Brontez Purnell (FAG School, Younger Lovers, Gravy Train!!!), genius performer and playwright Erin Markey (Green Eyes, Puppy Love: A Stripper’s Tail), comic artist and writer Cassie J Sneider (Fine Fine Music) and nationally-ranking slam poet and Mr Transman 2010 Kit Yan!

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McLarnin was born in Hillsborough, County Down, Ireland, in 1907 and moved to Vancouver with his family when he was three.
Another old-time fighter Tyson remembers is Yvon Durelle.
“Fisherman. Fought Archie Moore,” Tyson says. “A great fight. Knockdown fight.”
In a 1958 bout at the Montreal Forum, Durelle knocked Moore down three times in the first round and again in the fifth, but Moore rallied to win via an 11th-round knockout and retained the world light-heavyweight title.
Tyson also knew the Hilton brothers out of Montreal. They spent time in the Catskills with Tyson and D’Amato.
“I went up there and saw (Davey Hilton) fight Mario Cusson,” Tyson says. (I remember) Saint Catherine St. You could go there and buy marijuana …
“We had fun (in Montreal). That’s the first time I’ve been to strip club or anything. I must have been 15 or 16.”

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… When I was younger, I used to train at that time, go for a run. When I get up (now), I just go downstairs to my gym, work out, check the birds out, check the babies. This is what I do now. You exercise at two in the morning, instead of calling out. Before, instead of going out, I used to call people to come over and party at the house. But that’s just not part of my life anymore.”
It seems odd, he’s told, that he would stick around Las Vegas, a place with so many dark corners. Vegas is Sin City. And there were few sinners as committed as Mike Tyson during, as he calls it, his “nadir.”
But that’s the whole point, he says. “Everything is my gauge. I have too many gauges here. ‘Don’t walk to the strip, Mike. Don’t go this way, Mike. You can’t go to the strip clubs no more, Mike. You can’t go the after-hours (clubs) anymore.’ “

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… When I was younger, I used to train at that time, go for a run. When I get up (now), I just go downstairs to my gym, work out, check the birds out, check the babies. This is what I do now. You exercise at two in the morning, instead of calling out. Before, instead of going out, I used to call people to come over and party at the house. But that’s just not part of my life anymore.”
It seems odd, he’s told, that he would stick around Las Vegas, a place with so many dark corners. Vegas is Sin City. And there were few sinners as committed as Mike Tyson during, as he calls it, his “nadir.”
But that’s the whole point, he says. “Everything is my gauge. I have too many gauges here. ‘Don’t walk to the strip, Mike. Don’t go this way, Mike. You can’t go to the strip clubs no more, Mike. You can’t go the after-hours (clubs) anymore.’ “

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In Bartlestein, Nicholson, who helped lead St. Bonaventure to its first NCAA tournament appearance in 12 years, has well-respected and well-connected representative whose company, Chicago-based Priority Sports & Entertainment, deals with many NBA ballers, including Raptors point guard Jose Calderon.
Nicholson will not take part in this week’s Portsmouth Invitational in Virginia, which brings together the nation’s senior graduating class, many whom are not expected to be drafted.
A honorable mention All-American by The Associated Press, Nicholson was on the NBA radar the moment he posted a 26-point, 14-rebound night in the Atlantic 10 final against Xavier, throwing in eight blocks in the Bonnies win.
Nicholson is on track to graduate with a degree in physics next month.
COULD JONAS PLAY IN VEGAS?
The unveiling of Jonas Valanciunas to the North American basketball market may be ushered in the land of slot machines, strip clubs and escorts.

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