mainstream news articles about strip clubs, strippers, exotic dancers, and the overall state of the gentlemen’s club industry
Join the club.
So do 10,000+ other entertainers who migrate to whatever town is hosting the event.
Can you get hired for just a week…of course. Check out my article How to Become a Stripper in Dallas for detailed information on the hiring process and background check. If you are not an American Citizen or do not have the proper paperwork to work in the United States, then you can not work at the Dallas Clubs. Try Fort Worth, they do not have the same requirements.
Events like this really make me re-evaluate my safety. This could have happened anywhere. The shooter lived in Scottsdale. The first question I ask is, “Why did he drive 20 miles to a strip club on the other side of town when Babes and Skin were right down the street?”
The shooting at the Great Alaskan Bush Company strip club on Sunday — one of two strip club shootings over the Christmas weekend — wasn’t the spontaneous work of an angry patron dissatisfied with his lap-dance. The suspect, 28-year-old Gavin Macfarlane, told police it was “part of a plan he had formulated in his mind.”
A California diamond merchant came to Las Vegas last year with a fortune in his pants.
He lost it at the Spearmint Rhino “gentleman’s club,” setting off a multi-million dollar theft investigation that has a former NFL football player and his schoolteacher wife facing possible prison terms.
The Las Vegas diamond caper began on June 2, 2009 when high-end jewelry dealer Eli Abdalnour blew into town carrying $10 million in rare stones in “a small black zip-up jewelry bag … in the front of his pants,” according to court documents.
THEY may be holy places of worship and reflection, but new figures show you may not be as safe in a NSW church as you are at a strip club or in a brothel.
The latest data, compiled by the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, showed 1600 people were charged with committing a range of 27 offences in the state’s “places of worship” in 2008.
Surprisingly, the figures showed only 282 people were charged in premises classified as adult entertainment over the same offences.
Strip clubs — good for men? VCG Holdings, an adult entertainment giant with 19 clubs in 10 states thinks so. Recently, they commissioned Empire Research to conduct a study about the impact strip clubs have on men’s health.
“Besides the obvious — beautiful women — we wanted to know what attracted men to adult clubs.” Michael Ocello, president of the VCG Holdings, told The Riverfront Times. “We always knew that our clubs made men feel good, but we didn’t expect the researchers to come back with medical findings that our clubs can also be healthy for you.”
Without getting on a high horse, we would again like to repeat:
StripAndGrowRich.com does NOT encourage or support underage Strippers. This is a job for mature ladies who can handle the emotions that will undoubtedly arise on the floor.
How in the world does this happen? This makes a good case for clubs to do a better job verifying dancers’ credentials. There are major dollars and legal issues at stake here.
Club owners and managers: Trust but VERIFY. There’s something in the food that makes 14 year-olds LOOK mature, but they just have the body, not the mind.
Two of the most frequently asked questions I get asked are “How do I become a stripper?” and “How much money do strippers make?” Naturally the third question is related to the economy and based on the assumption that strip clubs are recession proof. Well, no business is truly recession-proof (except for funeral homes…I met a mortician the other night at The Lodge) and as more and more women get laid off from their traditional jobs they are turning to stripping to make ends meet.
My friend Casey from Austin was interviewed by a local news channel on how the recession has impacted her earnings.
Do you want to become a stripper? Do you wonder how much money strippers make?
Here are some of the Bare Facts about the Gentlemen’s Club Industry
Become a Stripper: The Bare Facts
Are you thinking about becoming a stripper? Check out this article I wrote: Become a Stripper FAQ
The 80 / 20 Rule: Why Some Strippers Make All the Money, and Some Don’t
There are wild swings in dancers’ earning potential. The pay at the end of a shift is extremely variable. It depends on the city, the club, the cut the club takes, the prices, the customer turnout, and how many people are really just there for the food (yikes!). The website Payscale.com has strippers taking in anywhere from $20,000-a-year to $122,000-a-year. Read more... (390 words, 2 images, estimated 1:34 mins reading time)