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Equinox gym let men have orgies in steam room: suit The men’s steam rooms at Equinox gyms are such a hotbed of lust, one Manhattan outpost let its members hold orgies there, a lawsuit claims. A man who complained after a masturbating stranger allegedly laid a hand on him during a steam said he heard the orgy claim from a manager in October. He’s one of five men who banded together in a new class-action lawsuit against Equinox, claiming the gym ignores “the reprehensible conduct occurring in [its] steam rooms.” Twice in three days, the 34-year-old marketing rep, identified as R.S. in the suit, got more than expected when he went in for a steam at the Columbus Circle location. “The next thing I know I feel a hand on my thigh and I jump up and I say, ‘What the hell!’ and there’s one guy sitting there masturbating and the guy who touched me was masturbating as well,” he told The Post. He told a locker room attendant, but R.S. saw the handsy man working out the next day, he said. When he encountered more masturbating males on his next steam, he escalated his complaint. A manager mentioned the Thursday night orgies, where a clique took over the steam room. Equinox has “done nothing to correct the problem,” said R.S.’ attorney, Marc Held. The gym revokes the memberships of those accused of lewd behavior, an Equinox spokeswoman claimed. R.S. decided to join the Manhattan Supreme Court case after another man spoke to The Post in April about encountering masturbation in Equinox’s steam rooms. “I am as gay as they come. It’s not about gay or straight, it’s about right and wrong,” R.S. said.

Equinox gym let men have orgies in steam room: suit The men’s steam rooms at Equinox gyms are such a hotbed of lust, one Manhattan outpost let its members hold orgies there, a lawsuit claims. A man who complained after a masturbating stranger allegedly laid a hand on him during a steam said he heard the orgy claim from a manager in October. He’s one of five men who banded together in a new class-action lawsuit against Equinox, claiming the gym ignores “the reprehensible conduct occurring in [its] steam rooms.” Twice in three days, the 34-year-old marketing rep, identified as R.S. in the suit, got more than expected when he went in for a steam at the Columbus Circle location. “The next thing I know I feel a hand on my thigh and I jump up and I say, ‘What the hell!’ and there’s one guy sitting there masturbating and the guy who touched me was masturbating as well,” he told The Post. He told a locker room attendant, but R.S. saw the handsy man working out the next day, he said. When he encountered more masturbating males on his next steam, he escalated his complaint. A manager mentioned the Thursday night orgies, where a clique took over the steam room. Equinox has “done nothing to correct the problem,” said R.S.’ attorney, Marc Held. The gym revokes the memberships of those accused of lewd behavior, an Equinox spokeswoman claimed. R.S. decided to join the Manhattan Supreme Court case after another man spoke to The Post in April about encountering masturbation in Equinox’s steam rooms. “I am as gay as they come. It’s not about gay or straight, it’s about right and wrong,” R.S. said.

Equinox gym let men have orgies in steam room: suit The men’s steam rooms at Equinox gyms are such a hotbed of lust, one Manhattan outpost let its members hold orgies there, a lawsuit claims. A man who complained after a masturbating stranger allegedly laid a hand on him during a steam said he heard the orgy claim from a manager in October. He’s one of five men who banded together in a new class-action lawsuit against Equinox, claiming the gym ignores “the reprehensible conduct occurring in [its] steam rooms.” Twice in three days, the 34-year-old marketing rep, identified as R.S. in the suit, got more than expected when he went in for a steam at the Columbus Circle location. “The next thing I know I feel a hand on my thigh and I jump up and I say, ‘What the hell!’ and there’s one guy sitting there masturbating and the guy who touched me was masturbating as well,” he told The Post. He told a locker room attendant, but R.S. saw the handsy man working out the next day, he said. When he encountered more masturbating males on his next steam, he escalated his complaint. A manager mentioned the Thursday night orgies, where a clique took over the steam room. Equinox has “done nothing to correct the problem,” said R.S.’ attorney, Marc Held. The gym revokes the memberships of those accused of lewd behavior, an Equinox spokeswoman claimed. R.S. decided to join the Manhattan Supreme Court case after another man spoke to The Post in April about encountering masturbation in Equinox’s steam rooms. “I am as gay as they come. It’s not about gay or straight, it’s about right and wrong,” R.S. said.

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DEAR ABBY: I'm almost 20, in my second year of college, and I have never been in a relationship. Usually I shrug it off, but lately it has been really bothering me. I know I'm not alone because a lot of my friends are in a similar situation. I'm just afraid that I'll end up alone, or if I do ever find someone, I won't know how to act. Please help. — FRUSTRATED IN CLOVIS, CALIF. DEAR FRUSTRATED: I'll try, so bear with me. Please quit flogging yourself. Unless you're into that sort of thing; in that case, hire a dominatrix. You're in college and on a path to success. Great, Abby... now if he's flunking out he'll be suicidal! To obsess about ending up alone is a distraction and a waste of time. Just give in and accept it already. Stop being afraid of what "might" happen. Enjoy your college experience. Meet as many people as you can and make friends let them know you'll do anything with/to anyone who so much as smiles at you. The more friends you have, the greater your chances of finding what you're looking for. And possibly something you're not looking for... always wear a condom! As to not knowing how to act when you finally meet someone special, I guarantee that you will know how to act because you WON'T BE ACTING. You will just be yourself, and that will be all you need. Plus a roll of $50s and/or a pocket full of GHB.

DEAR ABBY: I'm almost 20, in my second year of college, and I have never been in a relationship. Usually I shrug it off, but lately it has been really bothering me. I know I'm not alone because a lot of my friends are in a similar situation. I'm just afraid that I'll end up alone, or if I do ever find someone, I won't know how to act. Please help. — FRUSTRATED IN CLOVIS, CALIF. DEAR FRUSTRATED: I'll try, so bear with me. Please quit flogging yourself. Unless you're into that sort of thing; in that case, hire a dominatrix. You're in college and on a path to success. Great, Abby... now if he's flunking out he'll be suicidal! To obsess about ending up alone is a distraction and a waste of time. Just give in and accept it already. Stop being afraid of what "might" happen. Enjoy your college experience. Meet as many people as you can and make friends let them know you'll do anything with/to anyone who so much as smiles at you. The more friends you have, the greater your chances of finding what you're looking for. And possibly something you're not looking for... always wear a condom! As to not knowing how to act when you finally meet someone special, I guarantee that you will know how to act because you WON'T BE ACTING. You will just be yourself, and that will be all you need. Plus a roll of $50s and/or a pocket full of GHB.

I've seen a few storefronts.

Drew Butera is a man of his word. And because of that, he's got a new 'do. And it's pink. Butera said he made a promise to 7-year-old Dagan Lingenfelter when the boy was in the hospital getting chemotherapy treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia in 2016. His promise: When Lingenfelter beat cancer, he could dye Butera's hair any color that he wanted. "So, he comes in and says that when I kick cancer's butt, I can dye his hair any color he wanted, and we made a deal and we did that today," Dagan told reporters before Friday night's game.

That wasn't a made for TV movie.

(sorry, not gay themes) THE MAKING OF A MALE MODEL... starring some guy I vaguely remember. The Girl Most Likely to... is a black comedy with slight psychological thriller elements written by Joan Rivers and Agnes Gallin, and starring Stockyard Channing and Ed Asner. The film was released on November 6, 1973 as a made-for-television film broadcast on the ABC Movie of the Week. "Stoned" is a 1980 ABC Afterschool Special starring Scott Baio which is built around peer pressure and its resultant drug abuse. It was featured as the fourth episode in the program's ninth season. Jack Melon (Baio) is a gangling and awkward teenage freshman who doesn't fit in at his local high school. He winds up becoming a pothead after first resisting offers from friends. I watched this alone in my apt at college my junior year. I had some pot that I'd gotten when a friend came up to visit at the start of the semester, but I'd never smoked alone. Baio was having so much fun as a stoner that I said "hey, why not?" & lit up. Then I listened to music while high for the first time. The rest is history. I blame Scott Baio for my pot habit. He owes me a lot of money (as well as a new set of lungs). Here's a gay-themed one: Alexander: The Other Side of Dawn (the sequel to Dawn: Portrait of A Teenage Runaway) (not to be confused with Sarah T: Portrait of A Teenage Alcoholic) (Or Donny T: Portrait of A Whiny Bitch Orangutan) Cast Leigh McCloskey as Alexander Duncan Eve Plumb as Dawn Wetherby Juliet Mills as Myra Jean Hagen as Landlady Lonny Chapman as Eddie Duncan Earl Holliman as Ray Church Alan Feinstein as Charles Selby Alexander Duncan (McCloskey), a country-boy-turned-Hollywood-hustler, tries to find legitimate work in order to marry a teenaged prostitute (Plumb) he had hoped to rehabilitate, but he gets involved with a gay football pro (Feinstein).

A Utah boy died over the weekend after he and his friends were playing the “fainting game,” which led to significant oxygen being cut off to his brain, his mother said. Tua Muai and his friends had been playing the game Friday afternoon in hopes of cutting off oxygen to the brain to obtain a high or rush. His mother found the 12-year-old unconscious shortly after and called 911. “He was just playing a game and he didn’t think things through,” Celestia Muai told FOX13 Salt Lake City. Tua died at the hospital. Muai said it was a somber Mother’s Day. “I spent Mother’s Day planning my son’s funeral, writing his obituary, instead of having breakfast or flowers or ‘I love you, Mom,’” Muai said. “Try to imagine what it would be like and multiply that by infinity and that’s kind of what it’s like … there’s no words.” Tua, who was in sixth grade, was described as a child who loved football and had a “zeal for adventure.” His father had passed away a year and a half ago. He had six siblings. Also known as the “choking game,” the dangerous stunt was generally spread through word of mouth and involved groups of two or three people participating. In the last few years, videos have been posted on the internet to show how children can choke themselves enough to get the “rush of euphoria” as they regain consciousness. Muai said she wants to warn other parents about the dangers of the “fainting game.” “There’s nothing that can take the pain away, but if it can save one child, one parent, one family … then it will make more sense,” Muai said. SEE ALSO Police can't even say how many lives 'choking game' has claimed

Boy, talk about doggy breath! :cool::eek:

On the evening of March 15, 1999, during an incident at his Hollywood home, Pastorelli's 25-year-old girlfriend, Charemon Jonovich, was killed by a gunshot to the head. During the authorities' investigation that followed, Pastorelli testified that in the midst of an argument between the two of them, she suddenly produced a handgun and killed herself. The incident was investigated as an accident or suicide, and the Los Angeles Coroner's Office declared the cause of death undetermined. Pastorelli was exonerated of responsibility for Charemon Jonovich's death and received public expressions of sympathy within Hollywood and from the Los Angeles media, but his career went into noticeable decline afterwards. Pastorelli was found dead at his home in Hollywood Hills on March 8, 2004, from a narcotics overdose. A review of the original evidence of the March 1999 shooting of his girlfriend Charemon Jonovich resulted in her cause of death being reclassified a homicide, and Pastorelli was identified as a prime suspect.

A Queens mailman was caught making special deliveries — of marijuana by the pound, police said Thursday. U.S. Postal Service worker Christopher Aiken, 57, was arrested Thursday taking a 10-pound parcel of pot to a pair of buyers in Rosedale, cops said. The postal service got an anonymous tip about a "drug issue" at the Rosedale Post Office, where Aiken works, and authorities soon identified a package they believe had drugs inside. Cops and federal officers tracked the bundle and Aiken, who took it on his route Thursday morning, police said. A BMW pulled up behind Aiken's mail truck at 148th Ave. and 249th St. at 11 a.m., and the postman placed the cannabis container into the luxury car's trunk, cops said. After two men in the BMW handed Aiken cash, and a team of NYPD officers and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service and the USPS inspector general's office swooped in and arrested all three, cops said. Aiken, the BMW's driver, Keron Mavour, 30, of Brooklyn, and his passenger, Lennon Gray, 30, of Queens face felony marijuana possession charges.

A Brooklyn barbershop customer's face was sliced open after his stylist shoved him through a plate glass window Thursday afternoon, police said. The bloody 3 p.m. scene at the Levels Barbershop on Nostrand Ave. in Crown Heights unfolded because the victim, 33, was unhappy about his haircut, witnesses said. http://www.nydailynews.com/resizer/GyrpKxXQtSI1OlW10eXqvlvf1qQ=/1400x0/arc-anglerfish-arc2-prod-tronc.s3.amazonaws.com/public/SA2PSQE2VR6RDGVY7375F4Z6SY.jpg Cops investigate the bloody scene that occurred at the Levels Barbershop on Nostrand Ave. in Crown Heights when a stylist pushed an unhappy customer through a glass window. (Jeff Bachner/for New York Daily News) He threatened to withhold payment, enraging his barber, who allegedly shoved him through one of the store's front windows. "He didn't see the push coming," said Free Small, 39, another barber at the shop. "All his body weight went through the window." http://www.nydailynews.com/resizer/iyuVCcR6fV57zXqqLaCqOsCHfsI=/1400x0/arc-anglerfish-arc2-prod-tronc.s3.amazonaws.com/public/CSJWAGRJXL5ZQQEW3S5DJI4RLM.jpg The man angered the stylist after threatening to withhold payment. Small didn't believe the barber meant to hurt the man. "You don't know how bad a situation is going to get before you even react," he said "And even though you ain't mean to do it, it's done." http://www.nydailynews.com/resizer/nnQTXyY_AjWEYlZhEfCC49FdRS0=/1400x0/arc-anglerfish-arc2-prod-tronc.s3.amazonaws.com/public/QPM3IFTNPUAWTCOB3S264BHFNE.jpg Medics took the victim to Kings County Hospital. The shove launched the customer forward through the window. He stayed upright, but the glass ripped his face open. "I said 'Get over here, this guy's bleeding!" said Donald Romelus, 40, also a barber. Small and Romelus rushed to get towels to stop the blood flow. The stylist who gave the man the heave-ho ran off. Small and Romelus both insisted they didn't know his name or how to reach him. "I would have fixed the dude's hair for him for free. Especially if I knew it was going to be a problem." Small said. "I think it's a learning experience for everybody. Communication is key."

‘Roseanne’ co-showrunner Whitney Cummings is leaving Bruce Helford will be the only showrunner for the ABC series next season.

An 18-year-old woman from Indiana is accused of brutally killing her dad who teased her for being fat. Ameera Stokes reportedly called 911 early Sunday to confess that she murdered her father, Donald Stokes, while visiting his home in Mt. Morris Township, Michigan, according to news station WJRT. Police said the pair was fighting over “life issues” when the teen attacked her dad with a hammer then stabbed him, MLive.com reported. Authorities arrived at the home to find the father’s body in the stairwell. He appeared to have suffered blunt force trauma, according to police. The teen was arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the Mother’s Day slaying. She is being held without bail. Her mother, Gretchen Brasher, said she sent the teen to live with her dad as a child. However, the 18-year-old’s relationship with her father was fraught. “He was very verbally abusive,” Brasher told news station WJRT. “She had a belly, so he would tease her about being fat.”

I wonder how they'll deal with Elden's not being there. I doubt they'd kill him off. Maybe he'll be a successful artist painting some other celeb's townhouse for years.

Dear Abby: I have really nice neighbors, and we are always pleasant to each other. We put up a large above-ground pool in our backyard, and they put up a trampoline. I would like to enjoy our pool (how to put this delicately?) without tan lines. I do not want to offend them or expose myself to their teenage son when he’s jumping on their trampoline. Is there a tactful way to ask them to move the trampoline since there is no other way to stay discreet in my own backyard? — No Tan Lines Dear No Tan Lines: Have you not heard about “tan through” fabrics? They were invented years ago to help women achieve a “summertime glow” without the risk of being reported for indecent exposure. You can find more information about this type of swimwear online by searching “no tan line swimsuit.” One caveat: Dermatologists recommend avoiding the sun to prevent skin cancers. When using these garments, make sure to use sunscreen underneath the swimsuit so you will achieve an all-over tan instead of a nasty all-over sunburn.