Former NBA star and former Kardashian Lamar Odom is reportedly in a coma and breathing with machine assistance after he was reportedly found unconscious at a Nevada brothel. TMZ, which broke the story Tuesday night, reported Odom’s heart is “failing,” and he has serious problems with his kidneys and lungs.
Cathouse, HBO's reality show about Nevada's legal Moonlight Bunny Ranch brothel, is back and it's more than just giggles and fake tits. The sex is fun, but that's not why this is one of the greatest reality shows on television.
Dennis Hof sure is a generous man. The owner of the Moonlite Bunny Ranch in Nevada plans to offer hundreds of elected politicians across the country a little pick-me-up with a "government assistance program," which involves him mailing out what he calls "good time party passes" to every senator, congressman and governor in America.
The Moonlite BunnyRanch, a legal brothel outside of Carson City, Nevada, scored a PR hit this past week by making a high-stakes job offer to Governor Spitzer's alleged girlfriend for hire, Ashley Alexandra Dupré. But if you hit the BunnyRanch's website, you were probably as stumped as me by the menu of services — what's a "Pamper Party"? I dialed the Ranch and chatted with a few of the ladies there to decode the entire list. If I need to tell you it's NSFW, don't bother booking.
Dennis Hof, the Nevada brothel owner who brags that Valley men and their Gulfstreams form a significant portion of his clientele, is offering recently out-of-work escort Ashley Alexander Dupré a job at his Moonlite BunnyRanch. Does the $250K Hof's promising represent a guarantee against her commission on dates, which usually net brothel girls 50 percent of what each client pays? Even at her former rates, that's quite a lot of hours for Dupré. Book early?
