Category Archive
The following is a list of all entries from the Los Angeles adult entertainment category.
Los Angeles Adult Entertainment: Pub Date: Today!
And helped to correct some errors! May I share with you a favorite story? Early in the book, I talk about the wide variety of ministries that Ignatius and the early Jesuits set up—as a way of showing how broadminded his spirituality was. Their spirituality could be understood not only through what they wrote, but what they did. Anyway, I had written that he founded the Casa Santa Marta in Rome, a “house for prostitutes.” Father O’Malley wrote puckishly in a note, “That would be a house for reformed prostitutes. I think the distinction is rather important.” Without Fr. O’Malley there wouldn’t be a book. The same could be said for all my Jesuit spiritual directors over the years, and my Jesuit friends. That’s why this book is dedicated to Fratribus carissimae in Societate Jesu–my dear brothers in the Society of Jesus.
See the full article from “America Magazine (subscription) (blog)”
Los Angeles Adult Entertainment: Dinoshark Footage Will Make Your Day
Wanna get your morning buzz on without having to run to the ATM, percolator, street corner or brothel? Well then feast your eyes on this footage from Dinoshark, the new Roger Corman-produced Syfy Channel “original” movie about, you guessed it, a half-dinosaur, half-shark monster. Dread Central just posted the footage and boy is it fun. All you need to know is that the Dinoshark goes on a rampage and a self-righteous roué (Eric Balfour), originally suspected of perpetrating the monster’s murders, declares “That’s your killer — a 150 million year-old. And it’s hungry.” This will make your day, I promise.
The footage confirms what people itching to see Dinoshark and its sister project Sharkopus should have always known: though this movie has the caveat of being produced by Corman, who is simultaneously a well-regarded filmmaker/producer and a purveyor of schlock, the film is a Syfy chanel “original” movie. Which means that the acting will suck, the script will be tedious and the over-the-top violence will be the only thing wort …
See the full article from “UGO”
Los Angeles Adult Entertainment: People: Tom Cruise hurt in "Mission Impossible"-like crash
Cruise then sat outside KOI Restaurant on La Cienega Blvd., where he made two phone calls and waited for paramedics to arrive, witnesses said.
A new tell-all about former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer
says his friends put him on suicide watch when his sex scandal surfaced.
The book by one of Eliot Spitzer’s closest friends, Lloyd Constantine, says there was also talk of treatment for sex addiction for the disgraced governor.
Constantine’s new book is out this week.
“I thought the moment Eliot ceased being governor would be a dangerous time for him to be alone,” Constantine wrote of Spitzer’s last day as governor as his friends put him on suicide watch.
The 287-page book offers the most detailed account yet of Spitzer’s final days, but stays mum about any sexual details regarding so-called “Client 9,” his undercover name as the frequenter of a high-priced call girl named Ashley Dupre.
See the full article from “Denver Post”
Los Angeles Adult Entertainment: CAPTURED: Manhattan Beach police track down the ‘Barbie Bandit’
After the tip, a witness from the bank identified her in a photo lineup, Rosenberger added.
Detectives determined that Rogova was in jail in San Bernardino County, where she has ties.
Rosenberger and another officer went to the jail early this morning after learning that she was scheduled to be released at 6 a.m.
As Rogova walked to a car waiting to pick her up, the Manhattan Beach officers moved in and handcuffed her.
Rogova told Rosenberger she did the crimes for the money and mentioned that others were involved, but did not give specifics.
The detective said he expected that she would post $20,000 bail today and be released.
Rogova was arrested for prostitution in January 2009 after a Montclair police officer witnessed her retreating to a restroom inside a 7-Eleven with a store clerk. She apparently exchanged store merchandise for her services.
See the full article from “Contra Costa Times”
Los Angeles Adult Entertainment: Our Oscar gown wish list!
Ms Kidman, don’t you even THINK about wearing another floor-sweeping black frock. While the rest of the fash pack are glamming it up in breath-taking gowns, surely you don’t want to be the elephant in the room with yet another mature (read boring) choice? Let’s investigate with exhibit A: the playing-it-safe Prada gown she wore to last week’s Grammy awards. And if we cast our minds back to 2008’s Oscar ceremony, we have exhibit B: a near identical dress (above). It’s plain, it’s hemmed awkwardly, it’s making us fall asleep. Now Nicole is many things, but bland is not supposed to be one of them (come on, she played an exotic courtesan in Moulin Rouge for heaven’s sake!). So we suggest she gives John Galliano a dial and bags one of his fantastically frothy Couture designs. Easy. This heavy silk satin gown would perfectly flaunt the star’s feminine wiles, the enormous bustle creates such a curvilicious shape and her pale complexion would perfectly compliment the sumptuous raspberry tone. And we promise to let her off if she leaves the gloves at home. Oh go on Nic, be bold again and bring back some va va voom.
See the full article from “Grazia”
Los Angeles Adult Entertainment: Oscars 2010: Live tweeting the Independent Spirit Awards
For dinner: salmon over rice, which has grown cold while I was on the red carpet. Still tasty though.
Supporting male winner … Woody Harrelson.
“Tonight is about love and envy,” says host Eddie Izzard.
After covering the red carpet I just got to walk it to get into the awards. No photos were taken.
A gaggle of media females are screaming at Colin Firth.
Olivia Wilde, a D.C. native, looks pretty stunning in Ralph Lauren. #Spirits
Matt Dillon? Hasn’t aged a day. #Spirits
Just talked to Nick Hornby, who is on his second Jameson.
Everyone I talk to is rooting for Hurt Locker on Sunday. #Spirits
This is like some sort of open market for publicists where producers and stars are being peddled to the pres.
Just chatted w/ John Waters; overhrd him say the next big thing is 3D adult entertainment. #Spirits
See the full article from “Washington Post (blog)”
Los Angeles Adult Entertainment: LiveReviews.com Launches Innovative Adult Review Site
Los Angeles, CA
, March 8, 2010 — It’s no secret that the online adult entertainment industry has been losing sales. Many are quick to blame easy online access to free content, but another big contributing factor to the rapid decline in sales is that over the years many adult sites have engaged in extremely deceptive billing practices, and once a consumer has been cheated, it is unlikely they will ever join another site again. Free content sites, in most cases, feature outdated content, and when it comes to adult content consumers demand new material. What’s more, visitors have become aware that free sites frequently install harmful viruses on their computers, therefore free content alone isn’t the only reason for the decline in sales.
In the past few years many so called “Adult Review” sites surfaced on the net. In many cases these sites based their ratings on how much commission they were getting paid. In addition a text-based review is simply one person’s opinion. They never te …
See the full article from “SEO Press Releases™ (press release)”
Los Angeles Adult Entertainment: Camille (1936)
From the moment she went before the MGM cameras, at 19, Greta Garbo was the “older woman.” Her body spoke of a connoisseur’s awareness of sexual experience; the weight of that knowledge made her gleaming shoulders slump. When she played Dumas fils’ “Lady of the Camellias,” the courtesan Marguerite Gautier, Garbo was 30. She had weathered seismic changes in Hollywood: the coming of talkies, the new style of rapid realism, the anachronizing of the poetic cinema she had embodied with such delicacy and power. Now her glamour had turned severe, and the mouth that could laugh or grimace using the same muscles was emitting Marguerite’s fatal cough. In this romance of selfless renunciation and the nobility of the call-girl class, Garbo’s achievement may strike younger viewers as odd, silly, for she is performing in a gestural language utterly remote from today’s. Yet it is an elegant, eloquent tongue, and no one “spoke” it as brilliantly as Garbo did in this great and grand soap opera.
See the full article from “TIME”
Los Angeles Adult Entertainment: Stage Raw: Nan Martin
CELADINE With its contrived plot and wan humor, this piece of trivia by Charles Evered reminded me of the chick-lit historical romances I devoured when I was 10. Celadine (Giselle Wolf) is an exceptional 17th-century woman, an acclaimed playwright who once had King Charles’ affections. Suffering writer’s block, she now runs a coffeehouse with her garrulous friend Mary (Holly Hawkins), a former prostitute. High-spirited and unconventional — but with a dark secret, of course — Celadine cavorts with a young mute, Jeffrey (Will Barker); for laughs, they play horse (Jeffrey) and rider (Celadine), and he mends her pantaloons’ seam while burrowed beneath her skirt. The play’s real action jumpstarts around a smooth-talking thespian named Elliot (Michael A. Newcomber), who wants Celadine to write another play; soon after, there’s an unexpected visit from the king (Larry Cedar), who assigns Celadine a dangerous espionage mission to help root out Protestant spies. The comedy might have worked had it been doused in tongue-in-cheek wit. Though Newcomber charms his way through the vapi …
See the full article from “LA Weekly (blog)”
Los Angeles Adult Entertainment: Richard Gere, Ethan Hawke and Don Cheadle are doomed cops on a collision …
For my money, Richard Gere gives one of his best performances in years as Eddie Dugan, an embittered, depressed beat cop in his last week before retirement. Eddie’s fighting a losing battle against his own disgust and apathy, and trying like hell to pretend that the prostitute he patronizes is actually his girlfriend. Ethan Hawke plays detective Sal Procida with a hackneyed “yo, Vinny” Italian-American accent, but also provides a complicated portrayal of a family man and star narcotics officer who uses his position to steal drug money and mete out vigilante justice. Don Cheadle, excellent as always, plays another star detective, Tango Butler, who’s gone way too deep undercover inside a drug gang, and may be transferring his loyalty from the NYPD to a vicious, charismatic drug lord (Wesley Snipes, in one of his oiliest and most irresistible performances).
See the full article from “Salon”