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Seattle strip club offers Courtney Stodden $5,000 to dance Tweet Share   Courtney Stodden on the TV show “Life Changers.” (Video image) When child bride Courtney Stodden is finally all grown up next summer, Seattle’s Pandora’s Adult Cabaret has a birthday offer for her. Owner Joe Walker wants to pay her $5,000 to come to his club and dance. Stodden, originally of Ocean Shores, made headlines earlier this year for marrying actor Doug Hutchison, 51, when she was just 16 years old. She kept the headlines coming by dressing provocatively, giving strange interviews and lobbying for a reality TV show. Now Walker wouldn’t mind bringing a little of that attention to his strip club, recently opened in Seattle’s Lake City neighborhood. He told me on the phone Monday that his offer is simple: Stodden gets $5,000 if she comes to the club on her 18th birthday (Aug. 29, 2012) and performs two five-minute stripteases — one at 7 p.m. and one at 11 p.m. “She’s a w …

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Nearly five months after Uncle Sam sold it, one of Seattle’s most notorious strip clubs is reopening its doors.

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SEATTLE (AP) — Nearly five months after Uncle Sam sold it, one of Seattle’s most notorious strip clubs is reopening its doors.
Rick’s Nightclub, a legacy of the organized-crime organization under Frank Colacurcio Sr., will reopen its doors Friday under the name Dreamgirls at Rick’s.
Club manager Andy Wallock says he’s looking forward to providing adult entertainment at such a “historic” site.
The strip club on Lake City Way was sold in June for $2.35 million at a federal auction. It was seized as part of a wide ranging racketeering investigation of the now-deceased Colacurcio.

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Rick’s strip club to reopen Friday under new owners BY SCOTT GUTIERREZ, SEATTLEPI.COM STAFF Published 10:33 p.m., Thursday, November 17, 2011
View: Larger | Hide The former Rick’s strip club is shown during bidding on Wednesday, June 29, 2011 on Lake City Way. The former club was sold at auction for by the U.S. Marshals for $2.35 million. Photo: JOSHUA TRUJILLO / SEATTLEPI.COM The former Rick’s strip club is shown during bidding on… A new sign reveals the intentions of the new owner of the former Rick’s strip club on Lake City Way on Tuesday, July 19, 2011, in Seattle’s Lake City neighborhood. The new club will be named DreamGirls at Ricks. Photo: Joshua Trujillo/seattlepi.com, JOSHUA TRUJILLO / SEATTLEPI.COM A new sign reveals the intentions of the new owner of the former… Frank Colacurcio Sr., right, and his associate John Gilbert Conte enter the U.S. Courthouse in Seattle in July 2009. Colacurcio died in 2010. Photo: Joshua Trujillo/seattlepi.com File / SL Frank Colacurcio Sr., right, and his …

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Crime writer Rick Anderson has documented Seattle’s history of corruption, open prostitution and graft. He tells the story in his book, “Seattle Vice: Strippers, Prostitution, Dirty Money, And Crooked Cops In The Emerald City.”
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Rick Anderson is the author of “Seattle Vice: Strippers, Prostitution, Dirty Money, And Crooked Cops In The Emerald City.”

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There’s many other possible explanations for the Hunnies’ lagging sales, such as the recession or widespread unemployment or better coffee at competitors or Honnies’ lack of business skills. Or its creepy, stupid name: Hot Java Hunnies. Like, okay, I get it: Honnies=Hunnies. But it still sounds like he’s trying to reach out to the “character trapped in a terrible 1980s-era gratuitous boob-flash flick” demographic. Let’s try to apply Hot Java HUNNIES to some hypothetical scenarios:
“Hey Frank, round up the boys and let’s go down to Hot Java Hunnies for our weekly Stereotypical Business-Bro lunch. I hear they’ve begun serving steaks and are offering a half-off lapdance special.” “Oh hai boss, I’m working on the marketing plan right now. Wanna stop by Hot Java Hunnies so we can discuss?” “Hey Sarah, I really like and respect you, and wanted to know if you’d meet me at Hot Java Hunnies for a coffee. And some respect. By me. For you.” “I’m meeting my professor at Hot Java Hunnies to discuss my dissertation on the genocide in Rwanda.”
The name sounds most at home in the first hypothetical. It sounds like a topless bar name.

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Society matrons and street hustlers intent on enjoying a cocktail-laden lunch break into song-and-dance numbers as apocalypse approaches. The production features John Waters phenomenon Mink Stole, as society lady Madge, together with Everett Quinton, a core member of Charles Ludlam’s Ridiculous Theatrical Company, as a lecherous and prophetic restaurant manager.The remainder of the cast of Now the Cats With Jewelled Claws is Erin Markey (NIGHT MOTHER with Cole Escola and Kenny Mellman, Jeffery and Cole Casserole, and her solo musical, Puppy Love: A Stripper’s Tail); Regina Bartkoff (Love, Medea, Struck/Break); Joseph Keckler (Stuck Elevator at the Sundance Theater Lab, John Moran’s experimental opera Saori’s Birthday, You Will Experience Silence, Jobz, Human Jukebox, A Voice and Nothing More); Max Steele (You Will Experience Silence, Jeffery and Cole Casserole); and Charles Schick (The Strangest Kind of Romance, Back Bog Beast Bait , Humanity at The Living Theatre, Love, Medea).

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To-Do List & ability to get it done: So-so Traditionally, the SPU committee has gone to the newest member of the council, both because most council members consider water and sewer issues “boring” and because it’s one of the council’s lowest-profile committees. (The “sexy” committees? Land use and transportation.) So the fact that Godden, a two-term council veteran, is in line to head up SPU is a pretty clear indication of her status on the council; after two terms heading up the important budget committee, she’s queued up for a rookie assignment. That’s not the sign of an energetic council member with an ambitious agenda to accomplish. (As for Godden’s stated priorities, she wants to beautify the waterfront and make Seattle Center a great place in time for its 50th anniversary—again, hardly the most pressing issues during the ongoing economic downturn).
Bonus points
Godden is passionate about  women’s issues, favoring Tim Burgess’ controversial aggressive panhandling law out of concern for women’s safety, adding language to a resolution supporting Occupy Wall Street to note that the recession has disproportionately impacted women, and opposing restrictions on strip clubs on the grounds that the government shouldn’t tell women “what kind of work they can do.”

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… He meant a lot to us and the city of Bremerton,” said Edmond Stewart, a West High alum. “The performing arts center was not named and we’d like to put a plaque there so people will know who he is.”
Bissell’s career at West High School in Bremerton spanned from 1956 to 1970. The city’s two high schools — East and West — merged to become Bremerton High School in 1978.
He eventually went on to direct the University of Washington’s band and is credited with helping to create “the wave” — where fans stand up and sit down in a wavelike roll along the stands. In one show he had the entire band take off their old uniforms to the song “The Stripper” after successfully raising money for new uniforms. He was at the UW for 24 years until his retirement in 1994. He died in 2001.

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The former Lusty Lady strip club closed two years ago, and its storefront on 1st Avenue is still vacant. (Amy Rolph/seattlepi.com)

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