The Spanish parliament took action over the weekend to address the country's fiscal woes, passing a bill introduced by the opposition that lifts a longstanding ban on the advertising of sexual services. Wait: Prostitution is legal in Spain?!
We bet you anticipate, nay expect, androids to be incorporated into everyday life by 2050 — but we bet you didn't count on the fact that in 2050 our "ladies of the night" could also require oil changes and scratch-resistant coatings.
The Secret Service is taking a lot of heat after 11 members of the president's advance team were accused of misconduct in a brothel in Cartagena, Colombia, but no comments are hotter than those of a brothel owner in Carson City, Nevada.
Celebrities, politicians, and CEOs love "high class escorts", but are they a sign of class or trash. Is it worth getting involved with one of these temptresses?
Et tu, George? The National Enquirer is reporting that George Lopez is the latest Hollywood slimeball to cheat on his wife- and not just with some tattooed tramp, but with hookers! What makes the Enquirer’s allegations even more disturbing is that George’s wife, Ann Serrano Lopez, saved his life in 2005, by giving him one of her kidneys after he needed a transplant due to a deteriorating genetic disease.
We're taking a look at some of the worst mistresses of all time to flaunt their way onto front pages.
Loredana Jolie Ferriolo, one of Tiger Woods's alleged extramarital booty calls, says she's writing a book that will detail how Tiger liked threesomes and sex with men.
"Sex is everywhere in The Girlfriend Experience, except there's no sex," one critic commented. "We come to understand that Soderbergh is less interested in sex work than he is in work." And so it seems The Girlfriend Experience really is a movie based upon the relationships, not the raunchy bits, of Manhattan's highest paid hookers.
The New York Daily News' Rush and Molloy gossip column somehow found a previous Eliot Spitzer charge, Annie, and shook her down for intimate details of the affair. It turns out Spitzer was rough and aggressive during sex. wanted a scenario where I was supposed to say I had just been to a self-defense class. He was supposed to respond, 'Let's see if you learned anything. He would be aggressive. I would have to defend myself. When he arrived, he took off his jacket but kept on his shirt and tie. His demeanor was nice, but I don't remember any kissing or tenderness. He wanted to get on with the role-play," Annie told the paper. He also kept his socks on.
I've been in the infidelity situation from all angled: the cheated upon, the cheater, the cheatee. My experience at the tender age of 17 as the cheated upon has clearly informed my ethics in this matter. Responsiblity counts. As the cheater, I've apologized. As the cheatee, I haven't, but I would if I was ever confronted. Maybe it's naive of me to compare two horny high school students with former NY Gov. Eliot Spitzer, a married public figure and father of three children. I do realize the two situations are not comparable at all. But I think what any "woman scorned" wants is remorse. Does that mean all call girls and strippers should apologize to the wives and girlfriends of the men who see them? No, that would be impossible. But high class call girl Ashley Dupre became famous due to Client Number Nine and surely not a day goes by where Silda Spitzer does not think about her. The ex-governor has said "I'm sorry" to his wife countless times; now Ashley Dupre really has no other choice but to show remorse as well. So I think it's responsible, respectable -- a little bit classy, even -- for Dupre to give a remorseful shout-out to scorned wife, Silda Spitzer, on 20/20. Gawker reports that during her interview with Diane Sawyer, to air on Friday, Dupre offers Silda Spitzer a simple, "I'm sorry for your pain." It's not much, but it's something. And in a situation where there don't seem to be many clear "winners," that seems to be enough.
Craiglist.org is helping to weed out prostitution from its "erotic services," working with state attorney generals around the country to purge the illicit activity. (Uh oh! We thought that being a lady of the night was a recession-free gig!)
