He and his Hustler ally Lauren were the swing votes between the Hero-Hustler alliance and the Healers.
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He was a London lad and a hustler and I say hustler in the best sense of the word.
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Big Ron Montana earned the nickname "The Hustler" as he is by far the biggest hustler of the crew.
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I appreciate the zigs and zags of Jimmy's journey, which has him toggling between charming hustler and charmless hustler.
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And Hustler the company is still a key player in the industry: Its pay-per-view channels often pay production studios for content; porn stars can make money by appearing at Hustler Clubs or selling branded sex toys at Hustler Hollywood stores.
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Well...me being a hustler I had... Posted by Ryan Cox on Sunday, March 20, 2016 So Cox, a self-described "hustler," helped the kid get some business.
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Larry Flynt, the man behind Hustler magazine and Hustler clubs, announced Monday that he is offering an up to $1 million bounty for any "scandalous" clips of Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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Larry Flynt, Miloš Forman's dramatization of Hustler Magazine, Inc. v.
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You might want to talk to Hustler founder Larry Flynt.
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You'll be the hustler and the hunter, not the hunted.
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A backgammon hustler with telepathic powers returns to Berkeley, Calif.
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She's from St. Louis and she's just a mad hustler.
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When I first started, I was the world's worst hustler.
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John (Gardiner Comfort) is another hustler with a gambling debt.
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He was a hustler himself but in a different way.
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In New York City, he was known as a hustler.
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These days, Hustler is a shadow of its former notorious self.
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He is that unique blend of scrappy hustler and honed professional.
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Companies like Hustler Hollywood and HUM vibrators were among the donors.
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In 1988, for example, the Court ruled in Hustler Magazine v.
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The blue-collar hustler who made good in a shady way?
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Maxine Waters "the hustler of hate" and called for her imprisonment.
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This is a portrait of the artist as a street hustler.
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He was a real hustler, raising money, selling the records himself.
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She got her big break in 2004 when Hustler signed her.
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However, one thing has always been the same — his hustler mentality.
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Was Wright more roguish hustler, conniving swindler or a mix of both?
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Carl Fields, another ex-prisoner, former "street dude, hustler and knucklehead" agrees.
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"It's not illegal, it's just procurement," the tea hustler said, slinking off.
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Her mother, while not a performer, posed in Hustler many years ago.
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The Two Step Hustler Ankle Fray in Jumping Off Swings, $228; motherdenim.com
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God.' with the World Cup winner upset at the use of "hustler".
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There was this one chick that slept with every hustler one summer.
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Here are nine gifts for the hustler, the innovator, the contemplative creative.
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"Gangster" and "Hustler" aren't usually labels that one would place on Rupert Grint.
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Da Baddest Bitch, the prequel to Still Da Baddest, was Trina's hustler manifesto.
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The other is a hustler named Mitko, whom the teacher pays for sex.
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"Ain't no hustler on the street could do a whole community," raps Riley.
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Now they're shocked that a far more talented hustler has stolen them away.
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He was a painter, a professor, a hustler, an athlete, and much more.
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I soon realize that I am not the only hustler on the Weserstraße.
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" Curry said: "He's the ultimate hustler — in the right sense of the word.
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THRUSH: And you get a lot--and New York also loves a hustler.
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" Or "Hug a Hustler, He'll Like It" and "Hug a Hooker You Know!
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" Or compliment him about like, "You're an American hustler, you've done so great.
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Most of the company's revenue comes from a pair of casinos in nearby Gardena, as well as the company's chain of Hustler Hollywood sex stores and a new generation of Flynt-affiliated Hustler Clubs that they launched with a third party.
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Say what you want Fiona, but Svetlana has a hustler spirit that I envy.
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That leaves Hustler Devon in the middle – and everybody wants to align with him.
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The green one: left side says you're a hustler; right side you're a buyer.
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Day 21: "Let's Get Dirty"/"Imma Hustler" ("10,000 Bars Verse One") – Sqad Up Vol.
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"I've always been this all-around hustler who makes things happen," says Gibbons, 37.
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But Ice was always a hustler, someone who could talk his way into anything.
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In short order we see him as thief, pilot, card sharp, hustler, good guy.
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The drunks in the guitar with the G&R shirts next to Hustler Store.
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An ex-hustler named Victor Hugo was experimenting madly in Halston's Madison Avenue windows.
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Reality TV star and entrepreneur Bethenny Frankel is a hustler in the best way.
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"Scotty was never a pimp," Paul LaMastra, a onetime hustler, says in the documentary.
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Jonathan Lethem's eclectic story follows the adventures of international backgammon hustler who thinks he's psychic.
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As Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Lisa Rinna's tagline suggests, she's a hustler, baby!
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But before long the hustler has begun to ask for things, and not just money.
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Collin's best friend is a fast-talking hustler, a short-tempered shit-starter, and white.
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WATCH: 'Star Trek: Discovery' Star Wilson Cruz On If He's A Hero, Healer Or Hustler
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Was it washed ashore after a boat containing a Hustler shipment crashed into a rock?
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Now the strings ... Flynt will ask Hefner to participate in choosing the girls for Hustler.
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Team Hustler thinks it's a good fit for its staff and, more importantly, its parties.
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Mr. Clayton plays Sean as a calculating tease with the slick moves of a hustler.
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Mr. Sharpton has been called a race hustler, a hero, a buffoon, a freedom fighter.
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Word of a black-market hustler selling the precious diesel needed to run electric generators.
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Rosie and Samantha met at Larry Flynt's Hustler Club in New York City in 2007.
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Gotti: I mean, having a conversation with a hustler, you know what I&aposm saying?
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You&aposre a young hustler, you&aposre a young boss, this album really for you.
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And, depending on who you ask, he's either a motivational hustler or a con artist.
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Cardi also snagged awards for Best New Hop Hop Artist and Hustler of the Year.
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But there's a fine line between polished gentleman hustler and blank slate of nondescript okay-ness.
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Opposing them, the Healers on the Yawa tribe had bonded with Hustler Lauren and Hero Ben.
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The company manufactures Hustler and Big Dog mowing equipment and was founded in Hesston in 1960.
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Chloe is "a thieving, wheeling, dealing hustler," Escayg says, in contrast to Nadine's more pragmatic bruiser.
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Lyric was so much more than a "reality star" – she was a dreamer and a hustler.
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If you're a female Ebay hustler, you might consider changing your username to something more masculine.
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They parked Hustler and Big Dog lawn mowers, both manufactured by Excel, in their front yards.
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"It's like Paul Newman in 'The Hustler' and the 'Color of Money,'" he said via phone.
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I was juggling the polarity of Malcolm X and a big time hustler like Joe Jackson.
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But in reality, Glenn was a hustler, one of the hardest working guys in the biz.
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Not long after his arrival in Sofia, the narrator encounters Mitko, a handsome young Bulgarian hustler.
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There's nowhere to eat nearby, if you exclude the Hustler Club across the West Side Highway.
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"I haven't even seen any photos of you!" he tells the sensitive hustler Patrick (Taylor Frey).
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Arnold, in turn, takes up with Alan (Michael Rosen), a streetwise young model and former hustler.
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From there, she became a stripper, dancing for dollars at Larry Flint's Hustler Club in Manhattan.
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Academia is wonderful, but I learned more from that immigrant turned taxi driver, hustler, big shot.
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It was completely commission-based, and I'm a hustler, so I made a good amount of cash.
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"It was very crowded in there — a lot of people," Hustler told the San Antonio Express-News.
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Conversely, there's a lot more room for both of them to play in the Hero/Hustler group.
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But the movie is slightly ahead of the curve in branding Assange as a self-aggrandizing hustler.
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"I can't tell you how many times I tried watching The Hustler and fell asleep," he says.
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Going all the way back to his childhood slinging baseball cards, Cuban says, "I was a hustler."
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Posters for the two-hour documentary about the controversial Argentine forward say 'Diego Maradona: Rebel. Hero. Hustler.
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One of Paul Newman's early breakthrough roles was as a billiards genius in 1961's The Hustler.
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According to the blueprints, the new building will be 132k square feet ... almost 10x bigger than Hustler.
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Josh begins playing in Washington Square Park and learning the game from the hustler Vinnie (Laurence Fishburne).
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I believe that like, as a hustler, you know, how I&aposm a musician with no music?
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He seemed to appreciate the opportunities he had found, but he also struck Gonzalez as a hustler.
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Leader Beyoncé is ready to prove you that a diva is a female version of a hustler!
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An inveterate and gifted small-time hustler, Peg dreams of an Ivy League education and financial freedom.
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He was an underdog, a hustler, a court general that made him a reliable favorite for Brown.
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Well, the hustler, Leo, serves the function of two Forster characters — a married couple, as it happens.
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The average side hustler brings in an extra $1,122 per month, working 12 additional hours a week, Bankrate.
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Though religion didn't take, he made overtures at distancing himself from the day-to-day filth of Hustler.
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When the merge came, it made sense for a Hero/Hustler alliance to target the 5-strong Healers.
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Ms. Keo was given no jail time and is touting a memoir, "The Sophisticated Hustler," on her website.
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At his worst, he was a vainglorious hustler, not a violent criminal who needed to be behind bars.
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It might have been audacious, like P. T. Barnum — you're a salesman, a huckster, a hustler, a barker?
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But Larry Flynt's Hustler Club—my home club, meaning the place where I dance most often—is closed.
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Genet, a playwright and a hustler, could have easily seen through theatrics as cheap and nihilistic as Trump's.
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Hustler classifies its exotic dancers as independent contractors -- most strip clubs do -- but in a lawsuit against Hustler Club in San Francisco ... former stripper Angelynn Hermes says the club told her what to wear, how much to charge for private dances and forced her to work 3 days a week.
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"When I first started my company, I dreamed of making something like Hustler," she tells me over the phone.
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The side hustler recommended that you add prospects on the list while focusing on building relationships with your network.
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According to Hustler, Flynt made similar offers in 2007 and in 1998 for any prominent member of public office.
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Pete the dog was a dirty, grimy mutt, Kapler said, some sort of terrier mix — a hustler, like Rose.
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The flip side of the con man is the hustler, always on the make with an eye for opportunity.
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If you're a maker, a hustler, a shaker, or a serial entrepreneur you probably make a lot of websites.
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"We're known for our pizza, our bagels," Ron Montana, a serial entrepreneur, hustler and lifelong New Yorker tells CNBC.
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The plot seems to center on Dontrell (Clinton Lowe), a former hustler now back after several quiet years upstate.
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As a child, he was something of a hustler who made extra money by making loans and charging interest.
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Firtle: I'm like, hey, rum hustler had an estate in my hometown, badass New Yorker, OK, this makes sense.
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That's when she meets the foxy hustler Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman), who will become her partner in crime-solving.
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Watching a game of Find the Lady, neither hustler nor mark, outside the game but knowing all its rules.
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"Don't take this the wrong way, but she's kind of the Jewelry Hustler," Giovannini-Torelli says of her mother.
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Larry Flynt was apparently another interested buyer—Hef's arch-nemesis had wanted to convert it into the Hustler Mansion.
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This is the essence of who she is: a hustler, a charismatic spirit, and someone who plays no games.
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Lux Alptraum's work has appeared in a wide range of publications including the New York Times, Cosmopolitan, and Hustler.
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" To some civic leaders, High Times is "a magazine to be read in the shadows, like Hustler or Penthouse.
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"You could say this is the perfect platform to use all my skills," this true hustler says with a smile.
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Guy Who Ran Really, Really Huge Scam Warns ICOs Are the "Biggest Scam Ever"Photo: APA hustler knows a hustle.
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The researchers also interviewed six members of gangs and informal "hustler" groups about 86 guns they had bought or sold.
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Beller is a short, dark-haired 26-year-old and people describe her as a charismatic, optimistic and energetic hustler.
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You say a diva is the female version of a hustler, as she spits on this grimy Sasha Fierce track?
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A source told PEOPLE the pair allegedly got into a heated argument while at the Las Vegas strip club Hustler.
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To survive, he delivers packages; he's also a hustler who sleeps with anyone (mostly gay men) who can afford him.
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To make ends meet, this slim, handsome young man with plucked eyebrows moonlights as a hustler along with his friends.
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""Blexit" founder Candace Owens spent much of her Thursday speech attacking former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick as a "race hustler.
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Lux Alptraum's writing has been featured in publications including the New York Times, New York magazine, Wired, Cosmopolitan, and Hustler.
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Some modern-day followers of Stoicism say Mr. Holiday's hipster-hustler persona is at odds with the philosophy's core principles.
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Portrait of Jason, Shirley Clarke's groundbreaking profile of African American gay hustler Jason Holliday, functions in conversation with these works.
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Looks like they're ganging up trying to make an honest man out of me, a lo mo, natural born hustler!
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Bryan Cranston returns with "Sneaky Pete," a show he helped create about a hustler trying to out-con some cons.
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Kevin Blatt: It really dates back to Larry Flint and Hustler, who printed naked pictures of Jackie Onassis years ago.
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Gone was the hustler-made-good narrative that made Jay-Z interesting even as late as 2007's American Gangster.
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The hustler, it seems, made too good to even regale his audience with stories that we'd all understand as lies.
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Just as Flynt did with Hustler in the 1970s, Angel spied a hole in the market and carved out a niche.
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Nevertheless, he decided to vote with the Hero/Hustler alliance – not even eliminating Cole, but taking out his best ally Jessica.
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Buffaloed Directed by: Tanya WexlerStarring: Zoey Deutch, Judy Greer, Jermaine Fowler, Jai Courtney Buffalo native Peg Dahl (Deutch) is a hustler.
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By the 1970s, the magazine had more than 7 million readers and had inspired such raunchier imitations as Penthouse and Hustler.
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Unless you're an aspiring hustler or serial mark, "The Confidence Game" doesn't have much to offer by way of practical advice.
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Doug Morris, the chief executive of Sony Music Entertainment, speaks approvingly of Mr. Moxey as an old-school record-business hustler.
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I was working on this campaign for Hustler Powerboats, these million-dollar-plus, 50-foot race boats that go incredibly fast.
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The Hero/Hustler alliance holds together, and the only question is whether to eliminate idol-magnet Joe or challenge threat Desi.
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Wisely, they chose the Hero-Hustler group, and for the next three votes, Ben was "King Arthur" of that core alliance.
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Max Warburton of Bernstein, an equity-research firm, likens the group to a "hustler" for its skills in sniffing out opportunities.
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He said he figured it was probably the work of "some two-bit hustler" and wouldn't take long to sort out.
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When the Hustler tribe goes to Tribal Council, they choose between voting her out and eliminating hopped-up human Tigger, Patrick.
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Lux Alptraum is a writer whose work has been featured in the New York Times, Men's Health, Cosmopolitan, Hustler, and more.
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Synopsis: A professional karaoke hustler reconnects with his daughter and a bored suburban businessman turns outlaw karaoke singer, among other plotlines.
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As recently as a decade ago, High Times was sealed in plastic bags (as if it were Hustler) at Barnes & Noble.
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As a serial side hustler turned New York Times bestselling author, Chris Guillebeau knows how to make a passion project lucrative.
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Fast Eddie, played in The Hustler by the screen idol Paul Newman, was especially beloved in my family for being part Jewish.
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The video for "Vai Malandra" (roughly, "Go Hustler"), which was filmed in a Rio favela, has been viewed 352m times on YouTube.
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Local street hustler Jerome and Martin's over-the-top next door neighbor Sheneneh Jenkins are arguably more beloved characters than Martin himself.
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Local street hustler Constance (Awkwafina) and a hacker that goes by Nine Ball (Rihanna) round out the bunch with their unique skillsets.
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On one memorable occasion, a hustler sold my sister a car battery that he stole from her red Nissan the prior day.
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Once I found a stack of Hustler magazines in the woods and devoured them with a fire of lust and self-loathing.
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The hustler told Turner to beat it, but as the weeks went on he got bored and let the boy hang around.
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Larry Flynt's Hustler Club in Vegas is still serving customers during the 30-day "stay home" order -- but strictly from its kitchen.
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He's aged, been to law school, held several jobs, lost a brother, fallen in love — and yet he's still a middling hustler.
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Sadly, it was an unwise move: Lincoln returns to a gay bar, where he picks up a hustler and takes him home.
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Ms. Barbash, known as Samantha Foxx, met Ms. Keo at Larry Flynt's Hustler Club, where she had been a top-earning veteran.
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Los Espookys follows four friends: purist Renaldo (Bernardo Velasco), hustler Tati (Fabrega), pragmatist Úrsula (Cassandra Ciangherotti), and príncipe de chocolate Andrés (Torres).
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At a time of dizzying changes, Mr. Moynihan said he was not much of a hustler or a striver regarding his career.
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He had been snared by a public call from Larry Flynt, publisher of the pornographic Hustler magazine, for proof of sexual hypocrisy.
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Hustler magazine had discovered that Livingston had been unfaithful in his marriage, and Livingston resigned and challenged Clinton to do the same.
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As the Post noted at the time, he disclosed his marital affairs after it became apparent Hustler was preparing an article about them.
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Roger, who was more of an outsider in a jovial society of buddies, functioned better in the hustler bars, where men went alone.
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She began making explicit drawings for adult magazines such as Club, Hustler, and Penthouse, relocating from New York to Los Angeles in 1987.
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A YOUNG American teacher working in post-Soviet Bulgaria encounters a seductive hustler in the men's room of the National Palace of Culture.
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Flynt says Hustler is looking to be a major player in celebrity porn ... and thinks R&B's fan base will benefit all involved.
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Milian is a multi-hyphenate hustler, like most everyone involved with the cannabis business in these early post-prohibition days seems to be.
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Hustler Magazine founder Larry Flynt is reportedly offering a $28500 million reward for information that could lead to the impeachment of President Trump.
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They traded a few updates, and as we turned away, Lil Baby explained that the man was the true hustler on the block.
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" Playlist: "Somebody Gotta Do It (Pimpin Ain't Easy)" / "High Rollers" / "Squeeze The Trigger" / "Peel Their Caps Back" / "New Jack Hustler (Nino's Theme)" / "O.
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Played to shifty perfection by standup comedian Robert Powell III, the fast-talking hustler Bibby traps Al in a bottle episode of sorts.
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Andrew, who was inside the apartment, evidently waiting for Lincoln, cowers in fear; the hustler, after a moment's hesitation, does not attack him.
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The prodigiously talented German film director cast himself as a working-class hustler who wins the lottery but loses his head to love.
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In that time, he transformed himself from "a street dude, a hustler," as he described himself, to a pioneering fighter for prisoners' rights.
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But in this world of constantly shifting loyalties, it's still impossible to know at this point who's the hustler and who's the mark.
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The blended family recently celebrated the former New York Yankees player and the Hustler star's engagement, with an elegant engagement party last month.
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Ted White, her first husband—they married in 1961 and divorced eight years later—was a jumped-up street hustler who abused her.
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To say the word "hustler" in the U.S. is to say the word "grafter" in England, and I come from a family of grafters.
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He was undoubtedly a hustler, but I tend to think he wasn't an out-and-out crook who deliberately set out to swindle people.
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The only innocent creature is a camel, brought to the beach by a hustler for tourists to photograph; it comes to a sticky end.
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"RIDE OR DIE FOREVER LOVE YOU NO MATTER WHATS GOING ON I LOVE YOU BEST MOTHER AND HUSTLER I KNOW," Offset captioned the shot.
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Around every dark corner lurks a hustler or conniver ready to promise you that their pricey bauble will fill that hole inside of you.
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He styled himself a Southern hustler and drove the kind of high-end cars—a Mercedes 500SEL, a loaded Chrysler Imperial—you might expect.
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This scene reverses that hierarchy in a way you can imagine Cunanan appreciating: The hustler has the power, and the rich guy is helpless.
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Flynt's Hustler execs want to make an offer on the mansion according to the NY Daily News -- but he wants Hef out of place.
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At Turner's neighborhood cigar store, there's a street hustler who scams passers-by into playing Pass the Lady, but Turner never gets drawn in.
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Back in Tampa, a few blocks from where he lived, a street hustler had conducted rounds of Find the Lady outside a cigar store.
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The short novel follows Charles Thomas Tester, a Jazz Age Harlem hustler who sometimes transports occult material across the city for a quick buck.
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The villain of these passages is a brown-toothed hustler of the sort that Willem Dafoe could have played in a David Lynch film.
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I read your column online and always seem to draw a comparison to Hustler magazine's Forum because so many of the letters seem contrived.
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He found work at men's magazines like Hustler, Gallery and Playboy, where he was an art editor and created a comics section, Playboy Funnies.
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By a quirk of fate, a young, ambitious hustler at the Democratic National Committee, Patrick Caddell, became obsessed with Mr. Lasch's theory of narcissism.
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Whether you're a freelancer, side-hustler or business owner, Kornblatt emphasizes the importance of staying organized all year long for a smooth tax season.
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"I don't think an N.B.A. player is susceptible to some hustler saying, 'Shave the points, and here's $5,000 in hundred-dollar bills,' " he says.
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What Douthat's left-Trump is instead is a manifestation of conservatives' critique of Trump: He's an unprincipled hustler who's incompetent, unknowledgeable, incurious, and unqualified.
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Previous "screenings" have included John Huston's The Misfits (1961), The Hustler (1961), Saturday Night Fever (1977), and the Chuck Jones animated short, What's Opera Doc?
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In it, she discussed immigrating from Mexico with her mother, a "hustler" who would do anything to put food on the table for her family.
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It has a chief happiness officer (CHO), a global happiness navigator, a happiness hustler, a happiness alchemist and, for philosophically minded customers, a happiness owl.
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"The beauty of the place is that anyone can go in there from a celebrity to a street hustler and feel like home," Tucker says.
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"There was a bar right on the corner that used to be called Hunter's, and it used to be a hustler bar," the Goddess recalls.
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Sources connected to Flynt tell TMZ, the Hustler honcho believes the Mansion is only worth $40 million -- far short of the $200 million asking price.
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"I'm a hustler baby … I just want you to know … #Ramona on fire 🔥 On set and in character for #hustlersmovie," she captioned the photograph.
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Heading back to the party, Nate bumped into James, his second cellmate from corporate, a hustler, an identity thief who got caught selling fake bonds.
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Flynt, who is best known as the publisher of Hustler magazine, took out a full page ad in the Sunday edition of The Washington Post.
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Through the opening rounds Chisora was the hustler, closing the gap on Price so the big Liverpudlian could not work where he wanted — at distance.
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If it was a boastful hustler in ancient Greece and a humble team-player in ancient China, then who is it in the West today?
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In cards and pool and games of chance, the people who get hurt are the house or the sucker who willingly took on the hustler.
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As the story goes, ringleader Samantha Barbash (in Hustlers, J. Lo's Ramona) recruited younger strippers prey on men at the Hustler Club in New York.
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He is also a veteran hustler, and when it looked as if "Sorry to Bother You" might never materialize, it wasn't for lack of enterprise.
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But his best work may be as a motor-mouthed basketball hustler in "White Men Can't Jump" (Friday and Thursday), which turns 2982 this year.
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When you watch her work, you're watching a hustler in action — and, as Cardi will be the first to tell you, it's a little inspiring.
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If you're on Writer Twitter, it's hard to miss Gabino Iglesias, an author of two novels, a master hustler, and a vocal advocate for other writers.
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Covergirl is bringing back its iconic tagline, "Easy, Breezy, Beautiful," and has enlisted the help of a Hustler to bring a modern meaning to the slogan.
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Looking for sex and maybe companionship in a land where gays find one another in the shadows, the narrator encounters a small-time hustler named Mitko.
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It's a gorgeous, unsettling book narrated by an American high school teacher in Bulgaria who meets—and perhaps falls in love with—a hustler named Mitko.
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The alleged abuse began shortly after the mixed martial arts fighter known as "War Machine" met porn actress Christine Mackinday on a Hustler magazine photo shoot.
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In fact, race hustler Jesse Jackson once called Trump a "friend" and a model for "diversity," and last year Trump (wrongly) backed "transgender" bathroom social engineering.
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" The letter, written by the husband, doesn't only thank the club; "One of the fans gave me a present, a cup with a caption 'Handsome Hustler'.
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The argument that was constantly weaponized against her was that she was some kind of a hustler, and she was in it to turn a buck.
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When basketball fans were introduced Esquinas, they had already met James "Slim" Bouler, a golf hustler who was either a drug dealer or drug dealer-adjacent.
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I also first encountered porn when I was quite young—a neighbor showed me a stack of Hustler magazines his father had hidden in the basement.
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Open roles: Seasonal interregional package handler, backup hustler, package handler, morning operations assistant, twilight package handler, customer care advocate, morning senior lead package handler and more.
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Bautista Agut, a baseline hustler with a big serve, said he would not be bothered if the terraces treated him as something of a pantomime villain.
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When we first started [and were working] in his grandma's basement, he showed us what it's like to be a hustler and focus on your craft.
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On the film's soundtrack, however, he spat bars from a more familiar perspective with "New Jack Hustler (Nino's Theme)," a braggadocious anthem for the uptown badguy.
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"You don't see it anymore, but everybody was like that then, diamonds in the back, sunroof top cars," Jones said of his street hustler alter ego.
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Talk about a metamorphosis ... Gwyneth and her business partner, Gary Landesberg, bought Larry Flynt's Hustler sex shop, which will close at the end of the year.
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Not quite 30, the director cast himself as a working-class hustler, boyish and naïve, who performs in a traveling circus as Fox the Talking Head.
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I have also always loved Robert Rossen's "The Hustler," based on the Walter Tevis novel, with its documentary style of camera work and Dede Allen's editing.
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In truth, this Barry is just another ugly American, a happy hustler with a what-me-worry smile and a foot planted on another man's throat.
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Rosie has written a book on the experienced called The Sophisticated Hustler and joined the cast of the film at TIFF, where she posed for photographs.
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Prisoners who knew Woodfox from New Orleans, where he'd earned a reputation as a hustler, at first thought that he was operating some sort of scam.
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He's a roughneck and a dreamer, a pool hustler and a soldier, a jailbird and an engineer enraptured by the space race and the moon shot.
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The opera follows a cross-section of fictional barflies who join the uprising, including a Dominican-American schoolteacher (baritone) and a homeless teen-age hustler (tenor).
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The older brother in the play, Lee, played by Mr. Hawke, is a feral and felonious hustler, the antithesis of Mr. Dano's younger, starch-collared Austin.
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Angelynn says she was only paid tips at Hustler, and she had to share that with the club and other employees -- all while receiving NO hourly wages.
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Nearly any content can be dressed up as "freedom": Larry Flynt, whose Hustler makes Playboy look like the Paris Review, fancies himself a First Amendment defender, too.
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After all, as Beyoncé once said, "diva is a female version of a hustler," and the pop star is nothing if not a prolific multi-disciplinary talent.
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Larry Flynt of Hustler magazine sits in a gold-plated wheelchair looking on from a distance as the Supreme Court debates the boundaries of the First Amendment.
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Frank's turn of events speak as much to his abilities as a hustler as they do to the white privilege upon which we have built our culture.
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Beyonce attempted to reclaim the term when she sang the words "diva is a female version of a hustler" on the 2008 album I Am… Sasha Fierce.
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The 3-round fight is set to go down at Larry Flynt's Hustler Club -- just down the road from T-Mobile Arena -- and the expectations are high.
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At thirty-nine, Diplo is "a bona-fide hustler," to borrow a phrase from "Paper Planes," the 2007 hit he created with M.I.A., whom he once dated.
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A Czech street hustler turned glam hotelier, Grobglas's Petra glides from Carole Lombard daffiness to Grace Kelly hauteur, noir to slapstick to heartbreak, often within a scene.
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Then we see Ian with a street hustler, Laurence (a heartbreaking James Russell), whom he has brought back to the office that doubles as his bed-sit.
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While we witnessed Trump's evolution from buffoonish business mogul to shockingly effective vote hustler, SNL has been there to offer satirization of the already cartoon-esque billionaire.
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Philips decided to leave his company and expose the health food industry, writing a new book called Big Fat Food Fraud: Confessions of a Health Food Hustler.
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His first job was as a "broke hustler" who scrambled to pick up sheets of paper that would spew off the machine when a roll unexpectedly broke.
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Whether draped over the shoulders of Marilyn Monroe or Joe Namath, or a street hustler in the once-seedy Times Square, it was the epitome of glamour.
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The hustler — never given a name, though the director calls him Leo — takes a laissez-faire attitude toward prostitution, both as a business and as a lifestyle.
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A hustler by nature, Mr. Webster moved up in the world of illicit drugs, making a name and a lot of money as a freelance cocaine dealer.
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"He's always been a hustler," said Alston's mother, Asha, recalling that as a child her son would draw pictures and sell them to neighbors for 50 cents.
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The sound restoration is superb, and an extensive booklet sheds light on both the sessions and their roguish producer, a self-described "jazz hustler" named Teddy Reig.
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Before Hustler, the two primary sources of one-handed literature in America were Playboy and Penthouse (which both turned down the Jackie O photos before Flynt bought them).
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Buddy Rasmussen weighed whether to act first on the Peeping Tom gumming up the bathroom or the hustler pouring beer, and decided to start by clearing Roger out.
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A classic baseline hustler, Ferrer stunned all with a rare dash to the net and a volleyed winner that conjured a set point during the second set tiebreak.
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In the video -- obtained by TMZ -- you see Ronnie leaving the Hustler Club in Vegas just a little before midnight on New Year's Eve without his baby mama.
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TMZ obtained the letter sent from Hustler honcho, Larry Flynt, to Rob and Blac -- asking them to consider shooting a video for the company's celebrity sex tape division.
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It's a little too perfect -- Hustler honcho Larry Flynt buying the Playboy Mansion and giving his archenemy Hugh Hefner the boot -- but it's reportedly exactly what could happen.
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Paul Newman going from being the young pool shark in "The Hustler" to being the seasoned mentor to the pool shark Tom Cruise in "The Color of Money"?
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In addition to being a drug dealer (and one of the show's most beloved characters), Lafayette was a sex worker and hustler who prioritized himself in most things.
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"Hustler" is based on a 2015 New York magazine article called "The Hustlers at Scores," written by Jessica Pressler (whose onscreen counterpart will be played by Julia Stiles).
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The night before the real Floyd and Conor face off in Vegas, these two guys will step in the ring at the Hustler Club just down the way.
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The Jersey Shore star filed a police report in January against Harley after the two allegedly got into a heated argument at the Las Vegas strip club Hustler.
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Isle of Capri Casinos says the Hustler honcho jacked "Lucky Lady" -- a name it says it's owned for at least 25 years ... according to docs obtained by TMZ.
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This was much the same logic that made the wholly unsympathetic Hustler publisher, Larry Flynt, the defendant in a key 1988 First Amendment case before the high court.
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It's got tourists from around the globe, cash is notoriously filthy and there's the up-close contact of a lap dance -- but the Hustler Club's taking extra precautions.
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The simple and casual look — long hair with an orange beanie and no makeup — is fitting of her character, a low-key street hustler who steals every scene.
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The more Wild West the business environment, the more the hustler is elevated to folk hero or legend, much the same way that the robber barons once were.
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He absorbed the art of the boast, and built on that to create one of pop's most fascinating characters: the street-corner hustler turned multimillionaire, slick and unbothered.
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" It's difficult to imagine now, Mr. Oney said, but Mr. Manson was easily able to penetrate the glamorous circles in Hollywood from his perch as a "street hustler.
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She may be a hustler, but if sitting on the sidewalk in December is the best way she's got to make a buck, it's a pretty bleak hustle.
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Rubin, a 20-year-old baseline hustler with a big serve and powerful forehand, played above his 200th ranking and Federer doffed his cap to the Long Island native.
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A judge threw out the invasion of privacy claim before the case even began, and a jury eventually ruled that Hustler had only committed intentional infliction of emotional distress.
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He recently helped broker a licensing deal with the avant-streetwear brand Hood By Air, which he views as the first step in introducing Hustler to a millennial audience.
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His dad, who is black, was a hustler turned church deacon who loved Jethro Tull, while his mom, who is white, managed two thrift stores and loved Marvin Gaye.
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" The film follows the 1992 movie plot that saw poor street hustler Aladdin fall in love with headstrong Princess Jasmine, but director Guy Ritchie said the story "needed updating.
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Larry Flynt's Hustler Club insists its strippers are independent women, but a former dancer is calling BS ... saying she was forced to work under house rules with ZERO benefits.
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And while Cash isn't a hardened hustler like the narrator of "Fat Cats," he's not above exaggerating, lying, or even faking his credentials to get some sort of advantage.
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Director Ceyda Torun, who lived in Istanbul until she was 11, examines life in the metropolis from the perspective of seven plucky felines with names like "Hustler" and "Psycho".
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Mindy Kaling plays a jewelry expert, Rihanna a mysterious hacker type, Helena Bonham Carter works in fashion, Sarah Paulson's a reluctant mom, and Awkwafina plays a street-smart hustler.
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Floyd Mayweather took his entire TMT entourage to the famous Hustler store in Hollywood early Wednesday morning ... and made a "Supermarket Sweep"-style run through the adult toys section.
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"What Belongs to You," Mr. Greenwell's debut novel, is a lyrical look at the frustrating, irrational and obsessive love between an American teacher in Bulgaria and a local hustler.
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He paid a visit to the headquarters of Hustler and met with the son of Larry Flynt —"I was about to become a porn mogul"—but the scheme fizzled.
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Jerry Falwell, a well-known preacher, who had sued Hustler magazine over a parody ad that portrayed him as having taken part in a drunken tryst with his mother.
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The hustler is in the White House now, and the young members of the Trump family, with the cloud of suspicion that now constantly surrounds them, are top advisers.
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Larry Flynt's Hustler Club is not closing up shop as fears mount over the spread of coronavirus -- instead, it's educating customers on cleaning up their act ... pre-lap dance!!!
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Everyone on the Bravo's weekend getaway reality show is a hustler, but new Summer House cast member Luke Gulbranson seems to bring a whole new meaning to the word.
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The former side hustler told Business Insider that having a broad range of products and services made people uncertain of what services and products they should purchase from her.
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Where Trump projects the stereotype of the rich man as hustler, Bloomberg's values were noblesse oblige; he styled himself as one whose riches liberated him from petty favor-trading.
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A "bro co." has a "bro" C.E.O., or C.E.-Bro, usually a young man who has little work experience but is good-looking, cocky and slightly amoral — a hustler.
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In 1988, the Supreme Court overturned a ruling against Hustler that had awarded damages to the evangelical pastor Jerry Falwell, the founder of the conservative organization the Moral Majority.
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Her bared, inverted legs conjured less the #MeToo era than the infamous "meat grinder" photo of the June 1978 Hustler magazine that feminists used to protest on Manhattan sidewalks.
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At the bottom of the diatribe, Flynt lists a toll-free number and an email address through which any potential snitches can get in touch with the Hustler founder.
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When she won "Hustler of the Year" at the BET Awards last fall, she was the first woman ever to win the award, which has been around since 2006.
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Though the film underperformed at the box office and high-profile feminists like Steinem accused the creators of glossing over the retrograde sexual politics of vintage Hustler, The People vs.
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Falwell, in which the Supreme Court held that Jerry Falwell could not recover damages from Hustler for a satirical interview in which Falwell discusses losing his virginity to his mother.
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Comedy is like what kind of wine you drink or magazines you read—you may not want people to know that you read Hustler, and that's the same with comedy.
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We're told Flynt's intention is to turn the Playboy Mansion into the Hustler Mansion, with the same glitz and glamour that defined it in its heyday ... after some major renovations.
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His best known works tell someone else's story, from adaptations of Hair (a Broadway music) and Amadeus (a stage play) to biopics about Hustler founder Larry Flynt (The People vs.
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The material didn't originate with Mailer, but instead with Lawrence Schiller, the photographer-slash-media hustler who shared copyright and ends up a major (and fascinating) character in the book.
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But surprise soon faded to something else wholly new: I felt as if I had suddenly discovered my true nature as a diva-super star-hustler — and goddess of fertility.
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He ran into trouble in the 1980s with competition from Penthouse and Hustler - magazines that had much more explicit photos - and Playboy's social impact faded considerably by the 21st century.
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As an editor of the upstart magazine Foreign Policy in the mid-1970s, Holbrooke became a tireless hustler, "the prototypical New Age political power networker," as Spy magazine called him.
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Black protagonists are few and far between in games, and those that do exist tend to be based on racial stereotypes, like the muscly sidekick or the drug-pushing hustler.
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I made them watch My Own Private Idaho too, and I didn't even care about the beginning blowjob scene between an older man and River Phoenix as a young hustler.
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Day 319: "Hustler Musik" – Tha Carter II, 2005 I. Lil Wayne's Bape sweatshirt in the video, even though the brand name is blurred out, is a key moment in fashion.
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He has the insatiable hunger of a hustler and the wounded pride of a never-was, but Murphy seems to realize that the character's real secret weapon is his earnestness.
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The fight has been partly coordinated by an ex-fighter, Elis (Eero Milonoff), an amusingly oily, small-time hustler who's working every angle he can as fast as he can.
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Keo has written a book on the experience called The Sophisticated Hustler and joined the cast of the film at the Toronto International Film Festival, where she posed for photographs.
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And it suggests a cathartic, ongoing wrestling match with the show's own tricksy position, drawing a line between this coarse and manipulative Ilana and the endearing hustler whom fans love.
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The twenty-first-century porn kings aren't flamboyant magazine owners like Larry Flynt, whose taboo-breaking Hustler first published labial "pink shots," in the mid-seventies, but faceless tech executives.
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Its owner, Mac Klein, is a tough 101-year-old Jewish veteran of World War II. He is a local legend, a centenarian hustler, the man who makes the rules.
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Their dad had a stash of Hustler magazines in the garage that he didn't try to hide and a ton of guns and ammo that he didn't bother to lock up.
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Leona arrives in a rage, her younger lover, the hustler Bill (an aptly sexy-seedy Joe Macdougall) having darted out of the trailer they'd been sharing for a couple of months.
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If you dream of becoming the next Jeff Bezos, or simply fancy yourself as a side-hustler, but worry you lack the cash; fret not — it needn't cost you the world.
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As the head of NBC's entertainment division in 2004, Zucker put the all-hat-and-no-cattle New York real estate hustler on the air as the host of The Apprentice.
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For this issue, Motherboard spoke to people exploring the behind-the-scenes implications of tech, from a hustler who broke Ticketmaster to the founder of 18F, the government's digital-services agency.
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The episode answered that doing so is actually best for everyone at the end of the day, and a hustler mentality at the very least means failure is not an option.
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I feel like me touring in Europe is not just a story of a music hustler but an example of black perseverance and determination to say fuck you to the oppression.
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An addict, gay hustler and petty thief, seeking, in his words, the freedom "to become more obscure," Huncke introduced Ginsberg, Kerouac and Burroughs to the mid-1940s underworld of Times Square.
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Cash (Shawn Randall) is a verbose hustler who tries to lure people into playing against him for money, something he especially needs on this day because his child's birthday is imminent.
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Apple is obsessively cautious in maintaining its public image; Iovine, the son of a Brooklyn longshoreman, blurts profanities in a high-pitched rasp and is one of music's great hustler-salesmen.
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Buffaloed has Zoey Deutch playing an absurdly high-energy hustler who seems to have no ethics and will stop at nothing to make money and get out of her home town.
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" A preview of the show described Ms. Seabrook as a "Staten Island princess" and another regular, Paulie Fusco, 19, as a "dramatic hotheaded hustler" who will "never stop chasing the money.
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In 1978, Flynt was shot in the gut by the white supremacist serial killer Joseph Paul Franklin for running a photo spread depicting interracial sex in the December 1975 issue of Hustler.
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More to the point, Flynt prevailed against a libel lawsuit brought by Jerry Falwell over a parody Hustler published because the televangelist was deemed a public figure, making defamation harder to prove.
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In this world stood Garner, an imposing figure of 6-foot-3 and 395 pounds (1.91 meters and 180 kg) and a hustler of "loosey" cigarettes, which are sold individually and untaxed.
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Peace claimed his 2628 million account list for sale is from around 28503, Yahoo announced a breach of 22019 million names from 2014 from an international actor - not a dark web hustler.
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Ohio was a leader of the Ku Klux Klan, the ruling in the Citizens United case protected the speech of corporations, and Larry Flynt was the centerpiece of Hustler Magazine v. Falwell.
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"Pops died on my birthday before I knew how to speak / I'm the oldest of six and they counting on me," she raps, recalling the circumstances that turned her into a hustler.
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In always tooting his own horn, Trump is a familiar American type: the eternal salesman, a hustler who won't take no for an answer and will say anything to close a deal.
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According to a great Pitchfork piece about Teibel's life as a "new age hustler," a radio station in San Francisco played the first Environments during a two-week strike, apparently improving listenership.
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We're told the Hustler Club's looking out for seniors, too -- they'll deliver the free food to people who are at least 60 years old, while curbside pickup is available for everyone else.
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Afterwards I returned to my hotel to get ready for a party being hosted at the Hustler strip club by none other than antivirus pioneer and former Libertarian presidential candidate John McAfee.
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It was almost certainly a hustler who worked the bars on that street, a guy who had been thrown out of the bar that night for working a gloryhole in the bathroom.
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Malcolm spent time in a series of foster homes before transforming into and calling himself Detroit Red, a street hustler in the Boston neighborhood of Roxbury and Harlem during the war years.
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"Mitko" would later become the opening section of "What Belongs to You," which expanded on the story of an American teacher's fraught relationship with a hustler picked up in a public bathroom.
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Part of the Anishinaabe writer Rendon's Cash Blackbear series, Murder on the Red River is a novel about sugar beet truck driver, pool hustler, and all-around cool AF bad girl Cash.
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STAN LEE, who died on November 12th aged 95, was the embodiment of an old-fashioned American archetype: the likeable, industrious hustler, whose enthusiasm for self-advancement was uncorrupted by callousness or cynicism.
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She was a featured model and had a spread in an issue of Hustler, and for a brief period in the mid 2000s was a part of the company's in-house production team.
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On the Hustler tribe, whenever he spoke to Devon, Ryan mentioned what a great strategic team they were; alone in confessionals, he talked about how he wanted to use Devon as a tool.
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Back then, every two-bit private detective in the country was scouring the past of every Republican member of Congress, trying to collect a million-dollar bounty offered by Hustler publisher Larry Flynt.
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PIshevar is a consummate networker and hustler, but that brand of work came at the expense of showing up on time to meetings or at all to many firm events, the sources said.
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The on-and-off again couple, who share 9-month-old daughter Ariana Sky, allegedly got into a heated argument while at the Las Vegas strip club Hustler, a source previously told PEOPLE.
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But as much as he came through with delectable radio smashes, proving it was possible to be yourself and be on the radio, 50's ambition as a hustler also had an impact.
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He starred in the feature-length Hustler flick The Donald, released last spring, and went on to perform in a series of XXX parodies hosted for free on the site The Pornington Post.
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One of the many reasons that Gold, starring Matthew McConaughey as a smooth talking gold hustler, doesn't work is that it never stops to consider that its main character might be a jackass.
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Despite the excellence of the acting and the director Robertson Dean's sharp production, this grim little tale of a former hustler initiating his children into the rites of the trade was stupefyingly bizarre.
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Along the way, he encounters an alter ego, the Harlem hustler Carlyle Bedlow, another of Mr. Kelley's recurring characters, for whom Mr. Kelley invented a language blending Bantu, pidgin English and Harlem slang.
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His career was cut short by a pool hall fight — Mr. Kelly offended a hustler who then lodged a pool cue in Mr. Kelly's left eye socket, leaving permanent nerve and muscle damage.
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The show's point of view, however, unfolds pretty squarely from the perspective of Cunanan, a compulsive liar and hustler whose grandiose vision of himself and pangs of economic anxiety triggered his tragic behavior.
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" Jenner, 23, had shopped for party items at adult store Hustler Hollywood, the source said, adding, "She was laughing as she picked up classic bachelorette suppliers, including phallic-shaped straws and sex toys.
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Depicting the story of a Memphis hustler attempting to break into the music business as a rapper and escape his life of criminality, the film also featured a soundtrack full of Southern rappers.
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Dockery is back in her first major role since Downton Abbey's series finale (sigh), this time as a decidedly un-Ladylike, fresh out of prison hustler who is out to stop a dangerous assassin.
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The 34-year-old has a background in both politics and tech consulting, and is currently attempting to revive the flagging Hustler brand by mirroring successes in the worlds of music and traditional publishing.
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Falwell, Fundamentalist minister Jerry Falwell sued Hustler Magazine for "emotional distress" after the publication ran a parody ad on its cover joking that Falwell had an incestuous encounter with his mother in an outhouse.
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When the record used to be played at those block parties - parties that Nuriddin never attended because he was "too busy doing the research" - people were seduced by its groove and the hustler lifestyle.
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Universal signed him for Hacer Historia ("Make History"), the same name of his first album with Transnacional; the other leader, Emecenas (or Eme, as his close friends call him), is a hustler and entrepreneur.
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But since Arthur is a hustler who'd rather be extorting Vikings for money than ruling the kingdom, it takes the persuasion, collaboration, and the teachings of the Mage before he can accept his duty.
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While obsessively writing tickets, Judy meets Nick (Jason Bateman), a world-weary hustler who slowly becomes her friend and adviser as she pokes her nose into the missing-mammal epidemic despite her boss's resistance.
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Burroughs' Naked Lunch is probably the most extreme example as he throws the voices of the carny barker and drug hustler and 50s hipster within a very loosely organized collection of narratives and monologues.
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I, an admitted Pokémon nerd, 24-year-old freelance journalist, and admitted Craigslist hustler, decided to see if I could take the idea of Pokémon babysitters from the Nintendo game and become one IRL.
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Both albums feature him delivering self-actualization spiels in a husky come-hither voice, interspersed with Jones's ontological banter with a nearly life-size puppet, outfitted in "Super Fly" threads, named T. J. Hustler.
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He had prepared unconventionally, spending the week before the tournament on Long Island with Bobby Riggs, the American tennis star and inveterate gambler who was then 21968 but still an accomplished player (and hustler).
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We are meant to look at a masseuse who dispenses happy endings in Ireland or a gay hustler in Russia or a shirtless addict on the streets of L.A. and feel we understand them.
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In Francis Ford Coppola's "Tucker: The Man and His Dream" (1988), he was cast as the title character's amiable hustler of a business partner as they challenged the Big Three automakers in the 1940s.
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" Earlier in the day, Jenner was spotted shopping at adult store Hustler Hollywood, the source says, adding, "She was laughing as she picked up classic bachelorette suppliers, including phallic-shaped straws and sex toys.
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By its late-70s peak, Flynt's flagship publication Hustler reached 3 million sweaty palms per month, transgressing every boundary under the sun and earning the scorn of both the religious right and the feminist left.
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Newly single and out of the service, Flynt became an entrepreneur, operating some dive bars and a vending-machine business before finding success with a chain of go-go bars he named the Hustler Club.
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" Trina's hustler mentality is present in the grind of Liberty City newcomers City Girls, as they plot and scheme their ways through the pockets of men on their strip club inspired "Where Da Bag At?
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It wasn't a crisis of conscience that led Livingston to resign, but rather the fact that Hustler Magazine's Larry Flynt offered $1 million to anyone who could prove an affair with a high government official.
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A full-page newspaper advertisement in the Washington Post offers $173 million from Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt for information leading to the impeachment and removal from office of US President Donald Trump, on Oct.
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Grant's take on Jack is electric — he's a live, uncontrollable wire, an endlessly cheerful fast talker, and a delightful hustler with a misanthropic streak that stands in stark contrast to Lee's more straightforward bristly exterior.
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Take "the god of those out of options," for example: a child whose creativity is stolen by a "pale white horse" grows into "Lord So Will It," a hustler whose creativity is aimed at survival.
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If other people play the guitar like it was gridded on a north-south and east-west axis, Young plays it like a pool hustler finding eccentric spins and angles only a master could've seen.
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The story goes that Larry Flynt—the infamous porn publisher and founder of Hustler magazine—was blackmailing Hefner with some photographs he had of Hef with a girl who wasn't Barbi Benton, his then-girlfriend.
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In some ways, "From Afar" recalls Robin Campillo's 2013 film, "Eastern Boys," in which a lonely gay Frenchman becomes the kindly protector of a homeless Ukrainian hustler he picks up outside a Paris train station.
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If Lamar represents the superego of Los Angeles gangster rap, YG (short for Young Gangster)—a party-minded hustler, reporting from Compton's front lines while navigating a tangle of foes—represents its modern-day id.
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To commemorate the festival's 50th anniversary, Dirty Looks will kick off with a screening of two films included in the original lineup, Andy Warhol's My Hustler, and Jerovi by José Rodríguez-Soltero, both from 1965.
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On Christmas last year, 31-year old William Neher posted a mosaic to his Instagram of all the apps he's worked for during the three years he's spent as a full-time side-gig hustler.
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Most notably, there's the single mother, self-mutilator and rapper Sammy (Samantha Marie Ware), and her best friend, the once and future hustler and graffiti painter Chad (Peter LaPrade), whose nom de spray is Rake.
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He appeared as a bartender in the Paul Newman film "The Hustler" (1961) and played the mobster Big Jule in a 1965 production of the musical "Guys and Dolls" at the City Center in Manhattan.
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Richard Gere's new movie, "Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer," is about a hard-charging hustler in the city — a character Mr. Gere has said he related to immediately.
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He began putting together an online library archive in 2004, and after getting laid off from Hustler, Englender returned to collecting, archiving, and researching, and is now hoping to find work in a related field.
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She took over the management of the Hustler Clubs as Flynt worked to convert its newsletter, which highlighted the chain's new dancers, into a national publication positioned as a blue-collar alternative to Playboy and Penthouse.
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Actor Kristian Nairn, famous for playing Bran Stark's trusty sidekick in the super popular HBO series, will be the guest DJ Friday night at Larry Flynt's Hustler Club as part of Comic-Con weekend in Vegas.
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"He" was a complex and compelling creation: an H.I.V.-positive underage gay hustler with a history of drug addiction and sexual abuse who infused grim tales of degradation with lyricism and a kind of holy innocence.
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He survived a hard start as a young hustler on the streets of East Harlem to rise to become a leading figure of boogaloo, the fusion of Latin rhythm and soul music that he helped pioneer.
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We talked with the Hustler honcho -- and Hugh Hefner's longtime nemesis -- outside Craig's in West Hollywood, and it's clear he won't be dropping $200 mil on Hef's pad ... partly because he's looking for something more original.
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She won the crowd over when she stopped by to promote "Bartier Cardi," and the hustler in Cardi means it's unlikely that she would walk off that set without a job—if that's what she wanted.
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The American art critic Hilton Kramer once described Basquiat as "a talentless hustler, street-smart but otherwise invincibly ignorant, who used his youth, his looks, his skin color and his abundant sex appeal" to win fame.
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She said she doesn't go out much anymore — though she has been plenty active on social media during the Hustlers press cycle — and she is currently working on a book about her life: The Sophisticated Hustler.
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One night in 1988 or 1989, Ms. Lepore packed a single suitcase and decamped to New York City, where she roomed with a male hustler who would throw her out whenever he brought home a trick.
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Meanwhile, Englender's growing collection of movie posters gained him some attention in the mid-90s, just when he made the transition into a career as a graphic designer, working at Hustler magazine for the next decade.
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The movie stars De Niro as Frank "The Irishman" Sheeran, a real-life hustler and hitman who served as an American labor union official and later confessed to the killing of Teamster labor union leader Jimmy Hoffa.
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Sources and competitors of Mr. Swan, many of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity because, well, it's Washington, described a hustler and charmer with a herculean work ethic, often squeezing in four source meetings a day.
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" Among that poem's other demands: that "Mississippi be granted statehood in some other country," that "Father's Day be replaced with group therapy" and that "we shall sing Bessie Smith's blues at the tomb of the unknown hustler.
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Since the "porn wars" of the seventies and eighties, when feminists campaigned against the expanding pornography industry (and other feminists sided with Hustler to defend it), talking about pornography in terms of mere facts has seemed impossible.
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The movie follows the life of Frank "The Irishman" Sheeran (De Niro), a hustler and hitman who served as an American labor union official and later confessed to the killing of Teamster labor union leader Jimmy Hoffa.
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Whenever somebody hears about porn addiction, they may be quick to discount it because they're thinking of some of the movements based in the '50s or the '60s; retaliation to Playboy and Hustler, and stuff like that.
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Larry Flynt, the founder of Hustler and First Amendment crusader, is offering a whopping $10 million reward to anyone who can dredge up dirt on President Trump so damning it could get him impeached, FOX Business reports.
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It is not unlike the way free-speech advocates in the United States pinched their noses to defend Larry Flynt, the Hustler publisher, when he battled the religious broadcaster Jerry Falwell before the Supreme Court in the 22013s.
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Hustler may have shocked in the 70s and 80s, but with computers giving everyone easy access to the most depraved images and fantasies you could dream up, the publications no longer seemed so cutting-edge in the 2000s.
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In January, the Jersey Shore star filed a police report against Harley, with whom he has had an up and down relationship, after the two allegedly got into a heated argument at the Las Vegas strip club Hustler.
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So in 1998, at the behest of Raymond and the budding media titan and "meme hustler" Tim O'Reilly, a group of high profile free software evangelists gathered to figure out how to make free software attractive to industry.
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The card offers a 0% introductory APR for 12 months (then a variable rate of 14.99% to 20.99%) and has no annual fee, making it a no-brainer for every small business owner, freelancer, or side-gig hustler.
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In writing the autobiography, Mr. Ovitz faced the same challenge he overcame in getting Martin Scorsese's "The Color of Money," a sequel to the much earlier classic "The Hustler," produced: "No one under thirty-five remembered" the original.
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He was one of them: an abused child and former hustler who cruised the dilapidated and dangerous West Side piers, comfortable in situations or places that were unknown, that could turn suddenly violent or sweet, that were new.
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Hank Azaria follows up his stellar work on the recent IFC series "Brockmire" with a memorable turn as Frank DiPascali, a street-smart hustler who was one of the few people in the organization in on the swindle.
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"Whether a stripper or hustler is stepping out from behind a curtain or the bathroom door, that person is stepping onto a stage, creating a persona through costumes and props," said Alexis Heller, the curator of the show.
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Instead of continuing to focus on what they were doing with their lifestyle brand, they started to see some of their market shares get stolen and changed to compete more directly with these new competitors, like Penthouse and Hustler.
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Even now, according to experts PEOPLE spoke to on the anniversary of Cunanan's slayings, it's still not clear what drove the 27-year-old hustler to travel across the country killing people he knew and others he did not.
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At the project's heart is a producer/DJ/A&R/general hustler by the name of Seimei, who's been running the label with his brother Taimei (also known as Carpainter), Futatsuki, and a musician known as Andrew, since 214.
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The Westboro Baptist Church has the right to display offensive signs outside of military funerals, and Hustler magazine had the right to publish a parody ad stating that 1980s evangelical leader Jerry Falwell lost his virginity to his mother.
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While you might not be able to escape Bootstrap completely and while $15 per month is still a lot of dosh for a web page Tilda is definitely a tool I'm adding to my hustler/hacker/weirdo/wantrepreneurial arsenal.
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The first entry at 17A, "*Hustler with a cue stick," is one of those cool characters you see at the billiard hall who acts like a neophyte until you "make things interesting," at which point they eat your lunch.
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Even though "The Hustler" is more of a classic (and is often credited for popularizing pool as a game in the U.S.), in "The Color of Money" you get T.C. and you get to see Paul Newman's baby blues.
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How do the horrors that tormented Lovecraft—the vast indifference of creation, the limits of science and reason—change when they're juxtaposed against the daily life of a Harlem hustler and the pervasive cruelty of the society he inhabits?
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In the culturally conservative eras of Nixon and Reagan, even the Hustler jokes that crossed into racism and sexism, or made light of rape and pedophilia, yielded conversations about topics that the mainstream had deemed too taboo to even address.
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According to the report, the actor — who famously filmed himself throwing a pair of Yeezys in the trash in support of his big sis — will appear in the new movie as a "small town hustler" who ultimately changes the siblings' plans.
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Wagman, a former pool hustler and Yankee Stadium peanut vendor who talked a big game, was already out on $21960,261 bail for trying to bribe University of Florida fullback Jon McBeth into keeping the Gators under the 2127-point spread.
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One young girl wants to play for the WNBA; another intends to help people with mental illness; one teenaged beauty hustler plans to stock shelves with her own products, and a musical-theatre HAM uses her gift to fight school bullying.
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We tend to stake out our own little corners of the universe and mostly stick to them—in mine, Trump may be a hustler who put on a hat, talked about a wall, and is now in way over his head.
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I kept my shoulders hunched, wore baggy sweatshirts even at the height of the Southern California summer, and I stole glances at the partially hidden covers of Playboy and Hustler as I passed, as curious as I was self-conscious.
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In the years since her own early-20s flameout, Wilding, a classic hustler, has become a performance coach for high-achieving professionals—the person you call when your hair starts falling out—and a staunch critic of internet-fueled self-optimization.
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Larry Flynt, the Hustler magazine publisher, offered a $1 million bounty for stories of adultery by members of Congress, which among other things resulted in the resignation of the next Republican speaker on the same day that Mr. Clinton was impeached.
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In this, her second walk on the wild side, it was easier to believe Ms. Wexler as a small-time, albeit reluctant, hustler, mostly because she gets so little joy from her work as an associate at Hamlin, Hamlin & McGill.
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The hustler from Queens concocted several marketing companies—at least on paper—usually registering them in Delaware to capitalize on the state's liberal corporate tax laws, where it's easier to form hard-to-trace shell corporations than in most states.
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More than just porn, the festival featured a range of what Nordeen calls "homosocial content," including Shirley Clarke's 1967 documentary The Story of Jason about a gay African American hustler, as well as works by avant-garde filmmaker Jonas Mekas.
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In this story Benjamin Franklin could be held up as the quintessential American — the young hustler, who through his ingenuity and dogged self-improvement created new businesses and communities, a new sort of person and a new sort of country.
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People often learn to understand the broad scope of free speech in the US through examples like Larry Flynt, the notorious editor of Hustler magazine, or Nazis marching through Skokie, Illinois, defended in court by the American Civil Liberties Union.
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By 22017 Mr. Kunkin had lost control of the paper and was out, though he returned as editor for a time under Larry Flynt, the publisher of Hustler magazine, who bought The Freep but shut it down in the late 1970s.
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Benevolent hustler (he never took a cut of others' action) or naughty fabulist — perhaps both — Mr. Bowers putters around his hoarded Hollywood Hills home and gazes into the hole in his patio deck as if searching for something lost long ago.
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The rap group Three 6 Mafia won an Academy Award for best original song for "It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp," written for this film where Terrence Howard plays a Memphis hustler with ambitions of becoming a professional rapper.
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In the present, Albert is all grown up and hanging out with Charlie (Rupert Grint of the "Harry Potter" movies, also an executive producer here), a small-time hustler, and Billy (Lucien Laviscount of "Scream Queens"), an up-and-coming boxer.
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Another was Malcolm X, who lived as a teenager in Roxbury in the 1940s and appears three times in the mural — "as a pimp in a zoot suit, as a hustler and as the man he became," Mr. Womble, 45, said.
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Actor Kristian Nairn came through for his DJing gig Friday night at Larry Flynt's Hustler Club in Vegas, where he'd been booked to perform for a Rave of Thrones event ... in honor of the Comic-Con going down, of course.
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Mr. Baker stages one confrontation after another on the streets of Los Angeles as the transgender hustler Sin-Dee Rella (Kitana Kiki Rodriguez) spends Christmas Eve tracking down her unfaithful boyfriend and pimp (James Ransone, featured in Mr. Baker's previous movie, "Starlet").
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The rest of the cast have their moments, from Cedric the Entertainer as greybeard Eddie to J.B. Smoove as a hustler named One-Stop, to comedian Deon Cole, who can't help but remind us why he's so missed from the cast of Blackish.
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Tom Hardy Says He Has a &aposDeeply Private&apos Relationship With Prince Harry The photo is a first look at Trank's upcoming biopic "Fonzo," centered around the notorious businessman and hustler Al Capone's troubled years after getting released from Alcatraz in 1939.
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Or as we'd like to refer to her as: Slaychel Green, the unapologetic, I-don't-need-a-Ross, a-diva-is-a-female-version-of-a-hustler version of the woman we fell in love with (for 10 seasons) over a decade ago.
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Its latest campaign, called Edge Your Look, celebrates individuality, and features 17-year-old beauty vlogger Lewys Ball (the brand's first male ambassador), "creative hustler" Portia Ferrari, and up-and-coming model Maddi Waterhouse (sister to Suki), among others, as the faces.
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In the Playboy and Hustler heydays of the 60s and 70s, porn products popped up mostly in public, male-dominated spaces like hole-in-the-wall shops or erotic film screenings—spaces where a woman might hesitate to venture, thanks to social stigma.
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"She was very funny and very mean," says Barbara Walters, as a portrait builds of a fiercely ambitious, highly opinionated and instinctively empathic hustler who found her voice when her essays for Esquire magazine in the 1970s intersected with an invigorated women's movement.
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After the October 2000 Companion Records reissue of his 2200 private-press album "Age of Individualism" (credited to T. J. Hustler Metaphysical Synthesized Orchestra), Jones is now responsible for two of the strangest records in the past calendar year, if not this millennium.
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It follows two twenty-somethings working in a Williamsburg (of course) diner: one a sass-mouth, no-nonsense working class hustler; the other a former rich girl forced into the service industry after her daddy gets mixed up in a Ponzi scheme.
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"One night, Russian Paul found him passed out with patches of deep-fried chickpeas stuck to his face, and the park's newest hustler earned his street name," Raffi Khatchadourian wrote in a profile of Mr. Natanzon in The New Yorker in 2013.
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Season 1 made Jimmy into both a sleazebag and a hero, trying to parlay the flimflam skills he picked up as a onetime street hustler (they called him Slippin' Jimmy, for a fake-accident scam he favored) into a straight career in the courtroom.
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Plus, you can interpret a feminist bent to "Vai Malandra," as malandra is the feminine form of malandro, the word for a charismatic hustler and archetype that is often celebrated in Brazilian culture (the song's title can be loosely translated to "Go, Bad Girl").
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This year's latest gender-swapped remake is The Hustle, which turns Dirty Rotten Scoundrels — a comedy about a classy con man and small-time hustler competing to scam a mark — into a film about two women working together to con bad (and rich) men.
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The good German craftsman (whose cozy home is stocked with antique optical toys), and the flamboyant American hustler (whose colonnaded white mansion is filled with Pop Art detritus) are both compelling presences, but their rondo of mutual fascination is upstaged by Mr. Wenders's settings.
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Though clearly to many in attendance, Svenonius in all the glory of his suit—a tight in all the right places street hustler ensemble, made of alligator or shark or pterodactyl or maybe the skin of weathered rockers who came before him— was the distraction.
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And then, of course, there was Guttman, who in 2009 became the original money man to buy out Adam Neumann—then a cash-strapped, credential-free hustler with a failing baby clothes business whose résumé at that point comprised five years in the Israeli navy.
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The story focuses on the diabolical relationship of a dead-eyed dental prosthetist in Caracas (the brilliant 60-year-old Chilean star Alfredo Castro) and a young hustler he picks up on a street corner who foolishly comes to regard him as a surrogate father.
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PornHub, the X-rated video-sharing site, was one of the brand's newest sponsors, dangling the promise of all sorts of transgression; "I Touch Myself" was on the soundtrack; and "Hustler" and "Wench" and "never trust a church girl" were emblazoned on some shirts.
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When JT LeRoy, a young H.I.V.-positive novelist from West Virginia, whose fiction supposedly mirrored his tough life as a teenage hustler, was revealed in 2006 to be a literary hoax, many who had considered themselves friends or sought to help his career felt betrayed.
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But the sidebar stories about the criminal underworld of Albuquerque, as seen through the eyes of young hustler Nacho (Michael Mando), or the slow construction of the famous "superlab" from Breaking Bad, as seen mostly through the eyes of Mike, didn't pay nearly as many dividends.
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As we reported, Ronnie and Jen got into a big fight shortly after midnight at a Las Vegas New Year's Eve party at the Hustler Club, and that's where she allegedly hurled the ashtray in his direction, striking him and cutting his nose, lip and forehead.
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Washington (CNN)A year after finding that military personnel were using government credit cards at places such as Larry Flynt's Hustler Club, the Pentagon's inspector general said this week that safeguards still haven't been put in place to protect taxpayer dollars from being used for unauthorized expenses.
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Mike Epps, stepping into the role originated by John Candy in the 1989 John Hughes film, plays a rascally hustler who brings the Chicago hood to the 'burbs when he becomes a "manny" for the kids of his brother (James Lesure) and sister-in-law (Nia Long).
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Over the course of the next several years, Kluger became a kind of sponsored-content hustler, making arrangements between artists and brands: Christina Aguilera and the Oranum psychic hotline, Flo Rida and the porn site Live Jasmin, Jason Derulo and the singles site Plenty of Fish.
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Drawing from "The Autobiography of Malcolm X" (1965), a screenplay by Arnold Perl and James Baldwin, and copious research, Spike Lee traces the life of Malcolm Little (Denzel Washington), the street hustler turned black nationalist leader who became a tenacious force in the civil rights movement.
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Losing access to the Fox catalog would mean losing Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Cleopatra, The Hustler, M*A*S*H, The French Connection, Cast Away, Moulin Rouge, The Fly, Raising Arizona, The Princess Bride, The Abyss—the list goes on, and on, and on.
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The freewheeling biopic from Craig Brewer stars Eddie Murphy as Rudy Ray Moore, a middle-aged would-be entertainer who crafted a memorable stage persona of a rhyme-spouting hustler named "Dolemite," which made him the unlikely center of a nightclub act and feature-film career.
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He could easily picture a time when he might have received a call in the middle of the night from someone like Abdeslam—who was known in the community primarily as a drug hustler and bartender—and told to drive out and pick him up, no questions asked.
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Local nightlife icon and Compton's Coalition leader Honey Mahogany describes how starting in the 2503s, it's also where gay and trans people gathered before gay sex and drag shows were legal—where queers could spend their nights at gay hustler bars relatively undisturbed by antagonists such as the cops.
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The buzzy wah-wah keyboards, distorted guitar solo, and twirly synthesizer filigree capture an appropriate blend of swagger and desperation, yet the prevailing mood is gleeful, and to listen to "The Man" is to witness a rock & roll hustler smirking at how handsome he looks in the mirror.
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Channing Tatum and Terrence Howard star in A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints director Dito Montiel's surprisingly passionate street-fight film about a down-on-his-luck hustler who pulls himself out of the New York City gutter by beating the shit out of people with his bare hands.
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The chief story line follows Jimmy, a longtime hustler who sought to live the straight life as a lawyer, just like his successful, sanctimonious brother, Chuck (Michael McKean), who died at the end of Season 3 but was omnipresent (and in a final, karaoke flashback, physically present) this season.
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An abused child who would later work the piers on the West Side of Manhattan as a hustler, his art addressed same-sex desire, the AIDS crisis (he would die of AIDS in 1992 when he was 313) and the animosity directed at the marginalized in Ronald Reagan's America.
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As a business hustler and entertainer, then as candidate and president, he peddles over-the-top make-believe from his branded cologne and "university" and Ceausescu-esque residences to his WWE appearances and "The Apprentice" to the tales about millions of illegal 2016 voters and his predecessor's birthplace.
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First identified as Young Man 1, and played by Samuel H. Levine in a wow of a Broadway debut, he will go on to embody two of the show's main characters, an actor on the rise and a hustler on the decline, who happen to look nearly identical. What?
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It was obvious to media lawyers that Maher could seek a quick dismissal under the U.S. Supreme Court decision Hustler, which held that statements about a public figure reasonably understood to be a caricature, parody, or satire — a joke — are not actionable under any theory of liability claiming a falsehood.
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It's not too hard to see why audiences might not have taken to this one the way they took to Platoon: Its hero is a sleazy, borderline amoral hustler — a "weasel," as he calls himself at one point — whose commitment to journalism is as much about personal advancement as truth-telling.
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When he finally won his Oscar, it was 25 years later, for this sequel in which his Hustler character, Fast Eddie Felson, faced off against a young pool shark played by Tom Cruise — who was, at the time, seen as the inheritor of Newman's "good looking with unflappable grace" throne.
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Straight edge vegan hardcore supergroups are hard to come by these days, so we thought we'd brighten your day with the worldwide debut of Sect, a brand-new project cooked up by a bunch of extremely well-seasoned dudes (one of whom is also the culinary hustler behind Vegan Magic products).
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Larry Flynt's Hustler Club in Sin City is extending an invitation to DTJ to ring in the big 4-1 later this month in the company of his alleged one-time mistress -- who strongly implied, one way or another, they hooked up in 2011 while she was a cast member on 'Celebrity Apprentice.
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I kind of thought that when I got to Hustler, there was going to be orgies and moonshine behind every door, but when I got there, the first thing I noticed in the Columbus office were all these sweet old ladies with beehives sitting in rooms stuffing dildos into boxes for shipping.
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Ceyda Torun prowls the alleyways, rooftops, restaurants, piers and fish markets of Istanbul with seven of the hundreds of thousands of cats that call the city's streets their own: Sari, the hustler; Duman, the gentleman; Bengu, the lover; Aslan Parcasi, the hunter; Gamsiz, the player; Psikopat, the psycho; and Deniz, the social butterfly.
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"I would like to be perceived as a real-ass bitch in a fake-ass world," says Chris Sapphire, a 30-year-old, openly gay, openly Christian Mexican American "hood spiritualist hustler" from Dallas when he sets foot into his apartment on The Circle, Netflix's reality competition series that's become an internet obsession.
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You know, in her work, in Boston, the beginning of this industry she had to sit at her bench, she's an exceptionally talented electrical engineer, computer scientist, and had to have a Hustler magazine centerfold [on a wall in front of her], for two years, until she could get rid of it.
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Based on a viral 2015 feature in The Cut titled "The Hustlers at Scores," the movie follows a group of dancers at Larry Flynt's Hustler Club who stole from their rich clientele of "mostly assholes" from Wall Street and treated themselves to cars, shoes, and luxury, like the modern day Robin Hood we crave.
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A "screwball comedy," Trading Places pits Akyroyd's uppity/educated twi against Murphy's street hustler until they realize they're being manipulated by the nefarious and ultra-rich commodities trading firm-owning fat cat Duke Brothers, who place a bet about the two they believe will finally settle the age old debate about nature versus nurture.
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At about one o'clock on the morning of November 29, 5003, William Moore, a 50-year-old gas station operator, was driving to a corner store to pick up some milk when he spotted James Ford, a 50-year-old "local hustler" who sold clothes and other items out of the trunk of his Cadillac.
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Not just one of those forgettable Emmy-baiting premium cable TV dramas, either: She's a writer on Atlanta, the often absurdist, sometimes surrealist series chronicling the life and times of a hustler named Earn and his career managing up the up-and-coming ATL rapper Paper Boi, who also happens to be his cousin.
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He had some success before he went, seeing three solo shows and a book devoted to his paintings within the last year of his life, but it was hard won: previously, his figurative paintings of the city's underground gay scene — bath houses, male burlesque theaters, hustler bars — had been shunned by gallerists and collectors.
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The operation was based in Israel, the report repeatedly mentions, but it isn't a room of state-sponsored hackers feverishly tapping their keyboards — the guy they tracked down is a jewelry retailer and amateur SEO hustler living in a suburb of Tel Aviv who answered the door in sweatpants and nonchalantly denied all involvement.
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On Friday, the MTV personality shared two sweet new Instagram photos of herself holding the infant on the couch in her living room: the first of her smiling and gazing down at her son's face and the other of her breastfeeding while holding a black beverage tumbler that reads "mother hustler" in gold and white text.
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More than a reformed drug addict, motivational hero, or any of the other new personas that he's created for himself, Alig strikes me as a bonafide hustler—someone who moved to New York from a backwards town in Indiana and become the king of nightlife in the time it would've taken him to graduate from college.
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Hustler magazine founder Larry Flynt says he's sending a pornographic spoof of GOP presidential candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE to every Republican member of Congress.
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There was only one real candidate for the BET Hip-Hop Award for Hustler of the Year, and that person was Ms Cardi B. 2017 has seen her rise phenomenally to the top of the charts through sheer grit, determination, charm, and talent, and it's only right that she was appropriately honoured at last night's awards.
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Manafort is a corrupt, unrepentant hustler who never should have gotten away with his crimes for as long as he did, and his sentence inevitably appears lenient when compared—as Senator Elizabeth Warren has done—with a homeless man with a relatively minor record who was sentenced to life in prison after selling $20 in pot.
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By the time I arrived at the Hustler Club, the party was in full swing and McAfee was on the roof about to give a toast to the creator of Demonsaw, an information sharing app with end-to-end encryption meant to "free us from the oppression of governments and corporations," for whom the gathering was being held.
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His lyrics embodied everything that niggas in the game aspired to be, like in the song "Never Change": Lost 92 bricks had to fall back/knocked a nigga off his feet/had to crawl back...Had A1 credit got more crack/From the 1st to the 15th gave it all back/If I'm not a hustler what you call that?
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Born in Buena Vista, Georgia, the son of sharecroppers, Martin ran away from home and his abusive father at the age of 23, eventually arriving in New York, where he survived as a street hustler, as well as a transvestite known as the Tattooed Countess, a waiter, a dope dealer, a gambler, a small-time thief, and eventually a fortune teller and artist.
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One of the era's strongest full-length debuts, the record finds him backed by beats from Afrika Islam, a producer connected to the Rock Steady Crew and the Zulu Nation, and DJ scratches by Evil E. The album delivered hard-hitting jams like "22014 'N The Mornin'" and "Pain," which built up his image as a street-hardened hustler with impeccable mic skills.
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Possibly he was a hustler, he was so eager, though he didn't make any demands as I reached over and took him in my hand, feeling the thick warmth of him as I closed my eyes and inhaled deeply, trying to discern what I wanted, knowing how easy it would be to take him into the neighboring room with its stalls.
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I walk over to the third stop with artist Frederick Weston, who will give the next reading on the tour in homage to Stella's — a long-shuttered hustler bar on 47th, where Weston worked and documented the swagger of the clientele: "a fabulous mix of high and low and the best drag queens you ever saw," many of whom would die from AIDS.
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Scott was among those shocked by how hastily and ruthlessly the British, who had ruled India for more than a century, condemned it to fragmentation and anarchy; how Louis Mountbatten, accurately described by the right-wing historian Andrew Roberts as a "mendacious, intellectually limited hustler," came to preside, as the last British viceroy of India, over the destiny of some 19983 million people.
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For those not quite as familiar with the rap game as they are with the daily ins and outs of the Kardashian Krew, Rick Ross, otherwise known as the Teflon Don, has been a mainstay of the music industry since the early aughts, co-opting the name of a former drug kingpin and hitting it big with songs that capitalized of that same hustler mentality.
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Future DJ of the Year Calvin Harris DJ Envy DJ Drama DJ Khaled *WINNER DJ Mustard Made-You-Look Award (Best Hip Hop Style) Cardi B *WINNER Migos Nicki Minaj Remy Ma Travis Scott Best Hip Hop Online Site/App ALLHIPHOP Complex Hot New Hip Hop Worldstar *WINNER XXL Hustler of the Year Cardi B *WINNER DJ Khaled Drake Jay Z Kendrick Lamar Travis Scott
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But for all its prurience, the decade that gave us Deep Throat, Hustler, and Plato's Retreat was also the last time when widespread experimentation dominated the mainstream in every corner of the arts, from the creator-driven films of the New Hollywood and rock 'n' roll's enshrinement of the drug culture in the popular imagination to the spectacle of perfectly normal people reading Gravity's Rainbow.
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Born in 1910, Genet was the orphaned son of a prostitute, the former ward of the French state, an erstwhile thief, vagrant and hustler who had spent nearly six years off and on doing time in various prisons, surviving, inside and outside their walls, among the most elaborate and dangerous of what we would today simply call "bullies": jailhouse rapists, renegade Nazis, cross-dressing murderers.
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I don't know what type of man Rice could have become, but when I think of 4:44, and the work it might be doing beyond anything musical, I think of the young men who might listen to it first as a cautionary tale: the album where the iconic hustler archetype turns back once more to deliver wise words before fading to black for good.
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