March 10th, 2010 | London strip clubs |
The source also stated that residents in the Windermere, Florida neighborhood have become used to seeing Tiger and Elin together in pubic again. Radar also reports that Elin is planning on moving back home with Tiger and sources reveal that may happen at any time in the immediate future.
Tiger Woods held a press conference and apologized to his wife and fans for his behavior regarding a slew of mistresses that went public in what may be one of the largest sex scandals of all time. Tiger admitted that he had a problem and went to sexual rehabilitation therapy where he underwent treatment for sexual addiction.
Some of Tiger Woods’ mistresses included porn stars, strippers, and cocktail waitresses. At one point it was suggested that the two would divorce but at this point, it appears they are committed to saving their marriage.
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March 10th, 2010 | London strip clubs |
… Two other people who can’t kiss without making waves are Elin and Tiger Woods. According to Radar Online, the pair were caught kissing yesterday near their home in Florida. So it looks like the divorce is off and it’s time for another round of headlines about their relationship. But isn’t this what married people are supposed to do? And at least it’s Elin and not some nasty cocktail waitress who used to be a stripper.
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March 9th, 2010 | London adult entertainment |
Whitehall Palace, London 1540. Thirty years into the reign of King Henry VIII (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) and it’s been a long, hot, summer: London is experiencing intense heat and there has been no rain for two months. But while his subjects wilt, the King’s vigor remains undiminished. The Reformation goes on and Henry has just married the beautiful Katherine Howard (Tamzin Merchant), his fifth Queen, who is a mere seventeen years old. Katherine is different from earlier wives in more ways than age: far from being nobility she was ‘discovered’ by some of the King’s friends in a boarding house for wayward young ladies. Joan Bulmer (Catherine Steadman), the new Queen’s best friend from her youth, is hired as a lady in waiting; aside from her friendship she knows too much scandalous detail about Katherine’s sexual past to be outside the court.
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On a drinking binge with his cronies in one of London’s nastiest neighborhoods, the arrogant Lord Surrey (David O’Hara) persecutes prostitutes, smashes wi …
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March 9th, 2010 | London adult entertainment |
London: Britain has decided to provide 42million condoms to South Africa before the Soccer World Cup as part of HIV prevention drive.
South African President Jacob Zuma had made a request of an extra billion, during a recent visit to the UK to meet the Queen, in a bid to meet demand of tourists during the event.
“Obviously there’s a big focus on the World Cup coming up and a huge increase in the number of people coming into South Africa,” the Guardian quoted the international development minister, Gareth Thomas, as saying.
The Department for International Development is reportedly set to announce the 1-million-pound funding at an emergency summit in London on HIV prevention and treatment.
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Meanwhile, South African government has warned that 40,000 prostitutes might enter the country during the World Cup.
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March 8th, 2010 | London adult entertainment |
It is a curious spectacle. Lynch strums his way through one rancid and flat-footed number after another, and then strikes a smug “ooh-aren’t-I-naughty” pose as though he has mocked our most cherished taboos. But this is an audience for which taboos died out with Fanny Craddock. They love to hear him make fun of Anne Frank or the mentally handicapped or Christopher Reeve’s disability. Any mention of breasts, testicles and faeces — preferably in the same sentence — gets a terrific laugh, too. The cherubic Lynch duly delivers.
Unfortunately, the punch lines are all too predictable and — with the exception of the promising ditty about a neo-Nazi girlfriend — the wordplay is so leaden that it makes his rival, the Aussie troubadour Tim Minchin, look like a cross between Mozart and Tom Lehrer.
“I shouldn’t have f***ed that prostitute without a prophylactic,” Lynch croons on Waiting, his ballad about a man waiting for the results of an Aids test. Is he really as dumb as he seems, or is it all just a cynical, money-making act? I really wasn’t sure. And to be honest, I have no interest in the answer. Life is too short.
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