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The photographer keeps his photos, as well as his paintings, up on the walls of his house for his personal recollections. You’re driving through Nevada, near Death Valley. You see a sign from the road: Shady Lady Ranch. You’re in the mood. You walk in and find a hot 25-year… gigolo named Markus? Sims became Fillmore Slim, named for the San Francisco street where employed what he says were thousands of prostitutes.

After spending four months on Rikers Island for promoting prostitution, she came out and decided to focus on running for governor instead of doing the governor. She now represents the Anti-Prohibition Party. Though chances of her being elected are remote, it’s worth noting that she wouldn’t be the first madam to make it in politics. America’s Pimpmaster General” runs Nevada’s famous Moonlite Bunny Ranch brothel, which HBO featured in its Cathouse reality documentaries and series. Making money off the world’s oldest profession might just be the world’s oldest business. With profits ranging from 40% to nearly 100%, pimping’s money lures in all kinds of characters. Women, in fact, have become just as notorious as men in the business–just ask Heidi Fleiss. This isn’t a Led Zeppelin cover; which is fortunate because Baby Making Music with Tolkien references would be kind of disconcerting. Iceberg Slim probably also wrote the best pimp dictionary of all time, located in his book. It includes words like “bottom woman” and “chili pimp.” I’ll leave the definitions to you.Former taxi driver Joe Conforte and his wife bought Nevada’s Mustang Ranch in the late 1960s. In 1971, thanks in part, to Conforte’s lobbying efforts, it became the Nevada’s first legal brothel. Nadelman, whose thousands of photos have been digitized by his son Stefan, watched as pimps and prostitutes gathered outside of his bar Clarence Sims started his career as a small-time blues musician. During a gig in Texas, he met his first hooker. Sims, seduced by the pimp lifestyle, moved to San Francisco and soon became the city’s “Pope of Pimping.” Hof keeps a high enough profile that he might as well also call himself “America’s PR Master General.” In 2008, student Natalie Dylan announced that she would auction off her virginity. The winner would be honored at none other than the Bunny Ranch. The act was never consummated, but Hof once again hit the spotlight.

He and his business parter-cum-wife, Sally, decided to promote heavyweight boxing champ Oscar Bonavena, according to this CNBC article. Bonavena developed a crush on Sally, then announced that he wanted to take over Mustang Ranch. The “Master of Pimpology” more recently published a book on his pimp life. He has retired to more mellow things, like running a tattoo parlor. His American Pimp costar Bishop Don “Magic” Juan also retired from pimpdom, ending up instead as a man of God. Not everyone can keep pimping into their golden years, it seems. Saturday Night Live’s Ladies’ Man once said all he needed was a bottle of Courvoisier and some Lou Rawls to get excited. I think, with Marvin Gaye, there’s no alcohol required.

Shaft (1971)

THE Seventies brand of soul music was wonderfully varied. Sometimes it was political with unflinching testimonials of the ghetto. Then it could shift gears into some funk that made you want to get up and dance. And then there were those songs that were designed for a single purpose – sweet, sweet lovemaking. This is a list of the best in that domain. Dim the lights, open a bottle, and enjoy…. After the Feds caught up with her for tax evasion, Palfrey hung herself to avoid her long prison sentence. Now, there’s a book out about how Palfrey was actually lynched by the cops and the media. It was a zoo. You had every hustler, every pimp, every wino. They were all at Terminal Bar,' Nadelman told the Daily Mail Online by phone. The brothers in Heatwave were obviously experts in the ways of love. This song is like Viagra in audio form. Hollywood Madam” Heidi Fleiss managed her first prostitution ring at the tender age of 23, under the not-so-soft tutelage of “Madam 90210” Alex Adams, who took care of Beverly Hills’ needs through the 1980s. (Adams later referred to Fleiss as a “Jewish-American Princess,” probably out of jealousy of her protégé’s success.)

Yes, you heard right. The Shady Lady, run by madame Bobbi Davis and her husband, hired America’s first legal “prostidude,” as the SF Examiner refers to him. The “American Pimp” star became famous not only as the movie’s centerpiece, but as someone who brought the pimping world closer to the viewing masses. He explained, for example, why he didn’t give his “hos” a cut of their earnings— and why that’s not exploitation. Instead of ‘fessing up, the Confortes took off to Brazil, from which they couldn’t be extradited. In 1999, after pursuing the Confortes in court, the Feds shut down Mustang Ranch; it has since been reinvented by another couple.After managing Adams’ business for a while, Fleiss branched out on her own, using money and connections she’d gained during a relationship with 61-year-old elite financier Bernie Cornfield. Rich and famous men would call Fleiss, tell her where they’d be traveling and when, and Fleiss would set them up with the kind of company they wanted. The savvy Fleiss would earn 40% of each transaction. Hollander penned her famous “Happy Hooker” book in 1971. In 1972, Hollander started writing “Call Me Madam,” a popular Penthouse sex advice column. Hollander, something of a Renaissance woman, now speaks, writes books, produces theater shows, owns a bed and breakfast, and enjoys an established public career as a sex expert. His amateur work, which includes thousands of portraits from the period, often focused on the street trash can he could see from the bar, where a cross section of Times Square's hustlers and homeless stopped for a rest.