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Nov
12

Porn Prodigies Level With Levi

Jordan Galloway -

If you had to sum up Playgirl’s plan for Levi Johnston’s pending photo shoot in one word, it would be cheap. Two words? Cheap and classy—or at least that’s what the magazine editors would have you believe. But the cost of class was just too high for the legendary skin mag—plans to shoot Bristol Palin’s baby daddy at the Hotel on Rivington penthouse this Friday were dashed when, as The Post reported, the magazine couldn’t cough up the cash for the space. Fortunately for Johnston, a bevy of New York’s sexiest minds were glad to offer advice on extending his 15 minutes of fame.

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NY comPRESSed
Nov
06

Gay Marriage is Going to Be Put To a Vote in NYC?

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City Hall newsaper is reporting that, despite midterm elections this week that saw a wave of Republican victories around the state and a series of setbacks for gay marriage around the country, supporters of same-sex marriage say they are closer than ever to achieving passage. According to City Hall’s most recent count, 21 Democratic Senators have expressed that they are in favor of passage, however several of those have said they would prefer it if a bill did not come to the floor right now. Read the full story here.

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Posted In: City Hall, Albany, Politics at 04:58 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
 
NY comPRESSed
Nov
04

Predicting the 2013 Election

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Bloomberg squeaked by with a narrow victory, and according to some papers, people weren't all that excited to vote in the first place. Well, the reporters over at City Hall newspaper have decided to move and start predicting what we might be seeing in 1,462 days, when voters return to the polls once again. Read the full story here.

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Posted In: City Hall, Politics at 12:12 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
 
NY comPRESSed
Oct
30

Debbie Does Democrats

Mike Spence -

Porn icon Robin Byrd has cast her vote for Senator Chuck Schumer. The star of the classic adult-film Debbie Does Dallas and host of the famous The Robin Byrd Show recently donated $500 at an event for the sitting New York Senator.

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NY comPRESSed
Oct
20

Morehouse Bans Crossdressing, Braces Self For Most Bland Halloween Ever

Mike Spence -

Kids these days and their weird outfits! Girls are running around thinking leggings are an acceptable substitute for pants. Guys let their pants hang down so low that everyone has to see their underwear. Guys wear skirts that go way to far above the knees, leaving absolutely nothing to the imagination... Wait a minute!

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Posted In: Education, Politics, Crime And Punishment at 04:53 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
 
NY comPRESSed
Oct
19

Pop the Cork and Roll Up the Hash

Editors -
Just in time for the Grateful Dead light show at the Empire State Building, the Justice Department has decided that it's uncool to harsh the mellows of people using marijuana for medical purposes.

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Posted In: Legal, Politics, Crime And Punishment at 02:36 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
 
NY comPRESSed
Oct
15

John Lennon Way, New York, NY

Mike Spence -

A fan of John Lennon is attempting to get the corner of Central Park West and West 72nd Street named after the slain music legend.

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Posted In: Music, Politics, Manhattan at 03:27 PM | Permalink | Comments (1)
 
NY comPRESSed
Oct
09

The Merchant of Hope

Jamaal Young -

When I walked into the international relations research organization where I work this morning, I was greeted by a colleague of mine who shared with me the shock of the day: President Barack Obama had been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

WTF???!!!

Now I love Obama and would probably take a bullet for the man (or maybe just a hard slap to the face) but upon first glance in no way has he earned the same honor as Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama, men who have devoted their lives to the cause of peace.

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Posted In: Politics at 03:04 PM | Permalink | Comments (2)
 
NY comPRESSed
Oct
01

Empire State Building Gesture Has Protestors Seeing Red

Jordan Galloway -

Of the mass of people congregated outside the Empire State Building yesterday afternoon, 20 or so were not tourists being mesmerized by the light show creating red and yellow hues on the sight-seeing institution. They were protestors. And they were not protesting what they saw as the blatant overexposure of the New York landmark for the sake of tourism, but rather what they saw as a blatant nod to communism.

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Posted In: Politics, Real Estate, Manhattan, Tourism, Culture at 11:47 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)
 
NY comPRESSed
Oct
01

Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em, Soon You Won't Be Able To

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The mayor is continuing his crusade to ban smoking in parks and on beachs—but how long will the folks who live alongside city parks put up with smokers standing across from or outside of their buildings to get a fix? Then what? [via Daily News]

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Posted In: Health, Legal, Politics at 10:31 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)
 
 


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