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I agree with Redwine that Arjun (whose ad is on Masseurfinder) is VERY sensual. His price of $170 (his outcall price) has recently been raised from $160, but he's worth it. He's a very intelligent guy, and one of the very few who not only likes to do role play, but is good at it.

A Hollywood classic! You ask good questions. I don't know if this made any one uncomfortable ten years later, during the Red scare. I don't think any of the principals were in hot water with HUAC, so I think it passed muster as just a screwball comedy. I'd be interested in hearing from anyone who knows Hollywood history better than I do.

OK, I'll be the one to say it, and I know I'm in the minority. I didn't like this movie at all. I couldn't bring myself to care about the characters, it was too long, and I thought the highly emotional scenes -- in the delivery room, and at the beach at the end of the movie -- were manipulative rather than genuine. The New Yorker review said that some will find this too clever by half, and some will swoon over it. I didn't swoon.

My understanding it that this will be shown in only a few theaters on Thursday, Dec. 27. I believe it has already been shown earlier this week, also on one day. Do they have plans for a wider release of this? I'm really eager to see it.

I liked this movie, but I certainly don't see what all the fuss is about. One of the posts here called it scenery-chewing, and it is....I mean that as a compliment. Even though Elizabeth and Mary never met, that's OK, and the history is accurate enough. But it's really about privileged people acting very stupidly. The movie has a point, but gee whiz, it's not all that good. See "Mary of Scotland" with Katharine Hepburn and Frederick March. (1936.) That's when movies were movies! (Isn't that a song from Mack and Mabel?)

"Ben Is Back" is one of the best movies of the year Julia Roberts is wonderful, as is Lucas Hedges. Well-written, the supporting actors are excellent. Definitely a must see!

Eddie, I have sent you a PM, suggesting a masseur who will deliver what you seek. I have found that certain information attracts a bevy of weird people when it is just put out there for all to see.

Ricky went back to Singapore a few weeks ago. He's back at Utopia???

This may have been Alex. He's from Venezuela, speaks excellent English, and fits your description. He was my masseur at Shangrila, and I'd recommend him to you.

He could be fired for that at some places. I know that Utopia would fire him if a client complained.

Masseurs at Shangrila are both Asian and white. Some of them, I don't know how many, also work at Utopia; they divide their week between the two. Here's the web site: https://www.shangrilaspanyc.com/

The owner of Utopia, my favorite spa, has opened another, called Shangri-La. It opened last week, and I took the plunge on Thursday. It's at 14 E 44th St, between Madison and 5th. Rates are a tad more expensive than Utopia, but it's more upscale décor, both in the reception area and in the rooms. The masseurs that work there also work at Utopia. I had a masseur who I had seen at Utopia, and he provided the same excellent level of service that I'm used to at Utopia.

There was an excellent masseur at Utopia last year who was fired for demanding tips from clients. I don't remember his name, but when I asked for him again, he was gone, and though management did not tell me why, another masseur did. (How else would I have known?) There is a sign in every room at Utopia that informs clients that masseurs are not allowed to ask for tips. Customers should know that in most (probably all) spas, the masseur receives less than half the amount we pay for a massage. We should tip generously.

I have been shortchanged on time, and both times I refused to pay more than a pro rata amount. Of course, the masseur didn't demand money up front. When a masseur asks for payment in advance, that should be a red flag. I think they know that once we are there, and have taken the time and effort to be there, our guard is down, and we tend to give them the money in advance. I'm sure you'll never do this again and I hope this will be a warning to others.

I once went to a masseur in NYC who played a CD, "Music For Massage." As I recall, it was classical music; some Mozart, I think. The computer sleuths on this site can probably find it. His massage didn't really need enhancing, but that music was welcome. (I frequently don't like the music that masseurs bring with them, and I'm fine with silence.)

Saw "Boy Erased" today. A bit superficial, but I enjoyed it and recommended it. Lucas Hedges gives a wonderful performance.

The movie opens today in NYC. Got a good review in the NY Times, but Tony Scott didn't give it the "check mark," which is for people too lazy to read the review. I shall definitely see it. The movie is in mainstream theaters -- AMC multiplex in Manhattan -- and had a full-page ad in the NYT. With four popular actors, this isn't being presented as an art film.

Two different ads have two different Manhattan locations, one on west 82-83 st bet CPW and Columbus, one near 1 50th & Broadway. Which is more recent? Price for one-hour incall is the same, $160. Rentmasseur ad is much more alluring, mentioning pelvic floor and lips, tongue.

Could be interesting. Well-written ad; "a low firm bed that provides lots of access for both of us" (or something like that.) He seems to be located somewhere near City Hall.

This is the new movie with Melissa McCarthy, who is WONDERFUL as a writer who forges letters from famous deceased writers, such as Noel Coward and Dorothy Parker. I highly recommend this movie, which is extremely well written, directed, and acted. It's based on the woman's book, with the same title, written in the late 90s. The McCarthy character died a few years ago. See it!

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