He's also a prolific writer who's penned (along with numerous novels, essays, and mash-ups of Shakespeare plays) dozens of sonnets, and these two passions dovetailed nicely in his new project, which is having the women who perform on webcams for money read some of his poems, in the outfits and settings in which they're usually stripping, dancing, or otherwise titillating their viewers.
I have toe trouble from my strip-dancing days.
Not because he made a statesmanlike speech about the moral imperative for war, or because he cheered the troops by stripping off and dancing round a pole in a sexually provocative manner.
The plaintiffs' stories in the complaint include accounts of a soldier stripping naked and dancing on a table during a break in a class on preventing sexual assault, physical and verbal harassment, and the rape of a woman by two men who videotaped the assault and circulated it to the woman's colleagues.
She said she had begun dancing in strip clubs by her late teens, to satisfy her habit and support her two children.
Mr. Malcolm, whose character morphs between a present-day tour guide and Lord Stirling, donned uniform and wig and delivered his first lines in the median strip of Fourth Avenue after dancing across lanes of choreographed traffic.
The stage manager said he wanted to see me dancing to strip music.
She started out modeling for fetish magazines and dancing at strip clubs like Captain Cream in Lake Forest, shaping her image by wearing retro corsets, long gloves and veils during her act.
In 2003, I was dancing at strip clubs, and Rose, living off the money she got from selling two Porsches her boyfriend had bought her, was running low on funds.
