Naked special pleading
If passing the begging bowl to the powers that be is good enough for the car industry and financial services, why not another area of commerce, 'adult entertainment'?
Keith Olberman of MSN reports on this apparently serious (or at the very least PR-savvy) claim by Larry Flynt.
The video is visually safe for work if more than a little suggestive verbally:
Keith Olberman of MSN reports on this apparently serious (or at the very least PR-savvy) claim by Larry Flynt.
The video is visually safe for work if more than a little suggestive verbally:
Watch out for the sideswipe at the BBC at circa 3:50.
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What a find! :o)
I was quite pleased with the find.
A hypothecated tax on genuinely "popular" entertainment. Sure, why not?
Arts Council funding next, you'll see. One should note that the business is keen on different ethnicities, and in common with tennis and modelling, the women are paid more than the men.
Michael Musto reminds me of a claymation figure,but with less personality.
Michael Musto looks like he'd be a bailout beneficiary.
I suspect that Musto might be a fan of show tunes, but that's his business.
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