strippers: Last News

Travis Kelce’s acting debut was anything but a fumble.The internet went wild after his character in “Grotesquerie” was revealed to have a raunchy past as a male stripper — “jiggling it for horny mamas coming off of cruise ships” in Alaska.Talk about a tight end.Kelce, 35, who appeared in Ryan Murphy’s new FX horror show in episodes three and four on Wednesday, plays Ed Laclan, an orderly at the local hospital.A flirty Ed reveals his previous life to Detective Lois Tryon (Niecy Nash) — sending fans into a frenzy. In light of his character’s admission, TMZSports reported on Saturday that multiple male adult entertainment establishments are saying they’d love Kelce — whose character on the show is said to have “rocked a banana hammock with the name ‘Big Peter and his Banana Splitter'” in his past job — to make an appearance.

arrested this week on federal sex charges – was the only one present when she and two friends arrived at his room.The now-disgraced hip hop mogul answered the door in a robe holding a bottle of Champagne.“We all knew at that point it was going to turn out to be just a party of one,” Kennedy said. Kennedy told The Post she was doing cocaine with her pals on the night they were lured to Diddy’s hotel room under false party pretenses, but the rapper did not partake.Little did she know at the time she was about to be introduced to what Diddy would later call “Freak Offs” – highly charged sexual performances – which have now landed him in legal trouble, charged with racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution.“We were partying, doing cocaine.

“Naked: On Sex, Work, and Other Burlesques” (Algonquin Books). She’s eaten cake naked for a Hieronymus Bosch-themed party, stripped for a biker convention in rural North Dakota, and accidentally electrocuted herself on stage. But her interactions — both in burlesque and in other sex-related work — gave her a unique insight into human psychology and led her to a career in mental health.

plastic bag to a plastic box. The 36-year-old “Rich Flex” rapper pulled up to the Onyx Gentleman’s Club in Atlanta on Tuesday night with a giant Tupperware container, filled to the brim with stacks of money reportedly totaling $250,000.“Last night was a blur,” the club captioned a video shared to Instagram, showing the Canadian artist emptying the container filled with the bills and setting them on top of the bar.

last week with the premiere of “Back on the Strip” – a phenomenal comedy about aged Las Vegas male strippers coming out of retirement. He directed, wrote, produced and stars in the revealing flick.Chris – plus a few surprise guests – put on another performance for the ages on this week’s “Renaissance Man” episode, starting with the director’s inspiration to make the film.“So what happened was, I was in Vegas. When you get off the plane in Vegas you see that sign for ‘Thunder From Down Under,’ ” Chris said, referring to the hit male dancer show in Sin City.“I’ve noticed, for the last 20 years, it’s the same poster.

The Empire Strips Back.Sadly, all good things come to an end.The beloved burlesque show, currently running at New York City’s Orpheum Theatre, officially closes on Sunday, July 23.That means there are just seven more opportunities to see the 90-minute show featuring scantily-clad, gyrating stormtroopers, Princess Leia, C-3PO, Darth Vader, Boba Fett and many more popular characters reimagined from the popular sci-fi series for a late-night crowd.Thankfully, last-minute ticket prices don’t belong in a galaxy far, far away.At the time of publication, we found some tickets going for as low as $68 before fees on Vivid Seats.All other shows start in the $73 to $82 range.Want to see all your favorite “Star Wars” icons in a totally new light before it’s too late?Keep reading.We’ve got everything you need to know and more about the last“The Empire Strips Back” shows below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete calendar including dates, start times and links to the cheapest tickets available for all remaining shows can be found below.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time.

Jimmy Kimmel.The talk show host, 55, asked the “Guardians of the Galaxy” star, 43, if his Marvel auditions were the “toughest” tryouts he’d ever had to endure, to which the actor offered a surprise response.“I mean, in my career as an actor maybe, but I had an audition once when I was 18 years old in Edmonds, Washington, at a strip club called Mr. Pattywhacks,” Pratt revealed. “It was in the middle of the day, and the place was nasty,” he added, explaining that he danced for “one dude” to the song “Pony” by Ginuwine, which he said was “too slow” for him to feel comfortable.

Mid-Autumn Festival — an important holiday in Chinese culture, whereby people gather to celebrate the rice and wheat harvests of the season. Video of the raunchy performance, which took place last Thursday, was filmed by an attendee before it was posted to social media and quickly went viral. The kinky clip shows the masked-up erotic dancer clad in lacy lingerie, giving one elderly man a lap dance and thrusting her breasts into his face.The man doesn’t appear to mind, however, and can be seen squeezing the woman’s assets as she enthusiastically writhes her body.

Los Angeles area topless bar where a group of exotic dancers have filed paperwork attempting to unionize.On Thursday, the majority of the 30 strippers employed at Star Garden Topless Dive Bar in North Hollywood, California filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board for a vote to be represented by the Actors’ Equity Association, Deadline reported.If the employees are successful and election results are certified by the board, they would become the first strippers in the United States to be represented by a union, according to Deadline.Actors’ Equity is a national labor union that speaks for more than 51,00 actors and stage managers working in live theater.“Strippers are live entertainers, and while some aspects of their job are unique, they have much in common with other Equity members who dance for a living,” Actors’ Equity President Kate Shindle told Deadline.  “In my conversations with them, these dancers reported consistent compensation issues — including significant wage theft — along with health and safety risks and violations. They want health insurance and other benefits, like workers’ compensation.”Shindle added that the dancers “need protection from sexual harassment, discrimination and unjust terminations.”“We applaud their efforts to seize their collective power and unionize, like so many others across the country who are fed up with toxic workplaces,” Shindle said.

Florida Today that all the judges “were wonderful … even Simon.” “I was ready for him. If he would have blown the buzzer on me while I was working, I would have turned around and said, ‘Respect your elders.’ But no, he was nice,” she said.

Strippendales, in early 2020. Unlike his dad who was in on the business side, Banerjee is also the gyrating talent. But behind his family legacy — the G-strings and glossy camp veneer of the ’80s beefcake phenomenon — is a bloody tale of greed, arson, FBI informants and murder.

took to TikTok on Sunday, saying she worked at the Hollywood strip club Cheetahs back in 2019 when it was rented out by Halsey, 27 — who uses she/they pronouns — to promote their single “Nightmare.”“It was the most humiliating experience of my life — at least in public,” Lestrange stated, adding that “Halsey technically owes me some money.”In her TikTok video — which has racked up more than 513,000 views — Lestrange says the “Without Me” singer “specifically requested” all of Cheetahs’ 40 strippers be present at the promotional event.

viral TikTok clip posted by her sister, Sami.The video showed Lex scrolling through her presentation as her mom and dad sat and watched intently. “Today I reveal to you a secret,” she began her impassioned speech.“Any guesses you have, you will be wrong.

“Succession.” But in his new movie “Zola,” the Emmy-nominated actor is switching out the rosé for Red Bull. Based on an infamous 2015 Twitter thread, the A24 flick, in theaters June 30, tells a mostly true version of a wild weekend gone wrong. Titular Zola (Taylour Paige), is a waitress from Detroit who is whisked down to Tampa, Florida, by her fast-friend Stefani (Riley Keough) with the promise of dancing for dollar bills.

here’s the original 148-tweet thread that, as King notes in her Twitter bio, “invented” the thread as the story-telling device we all know and love today. King, who was a waitress at Hooters at the time, begins by promising a long and suspenseful tale.

clearing as much as $15,000 a night. And Tampa is widely considered the jiggle-joint capital of the country, with dozens of venues in the area.It was smart planning — in 2013, when New Orleans hosted the Super Bowl, the Penthouse Club’s NOLA location pulled in a half-million dollars over four days — until COVID-19 struck.