How many cities have monthly strip club newspapers/magazines? These are usually monthly publications with advertisements for clubs and maybe articles/editorials/stripper of the month.
Here are a few I know of: -Unveiled (Philadelphia) -Go Go (Pittsburgh) -Exotic (Portland) -Xcitement (Atlanta) -Xcitement (South Florida) -Night Vision (Columbus)
There's one for Southern California and Las Vegas, "Private Dancer Magazine." It's mostly just ads for strip clubs and a club directory. At a quick glance it appears that its directory is mostly up to date with TUSCL's. When I lived and clubbed in L.A., paper copies of it were available in some of the clubs. See:
There's a monthly SC rag for Austin called something like Texas Adult News. I pick one up every time I'm leaving the Yellow Rose. It has ads for local strip clubs, massage parlors, sex shops, etc. as well as dirty jokes and reviews of porn DVDs.
There is a weekly happenings magazine/newspaper in the Denver area called the Westword. It has all the advertisements for strip clubs, amps, weed stores, concerts, plays and other happenings.
I thought the title referred to those cum rags that a few clubs use just in case you have a LDK.
I've never had a LDK myself as I'm not in junior high school.
You mean physical newspapers/magazines printed on paper? Those are as scarce as pay phones and honest politicians.
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Sounds like "New Times" in Miami, although they also cover the lefties like a blanket.
In Tampa there r 2, possibly 3 different rags 4 the strip clubs and adult night life ( swingers clubs, porn theaters, escorts etc.). They r "Night Moves", "Desire", and possibly Xcitement. They also have a general night life liberal newspaper published weekly called " Creative Loafing".
There used to be one based out of Kansas City which covered essentially everything in KC, western Missouri, the Des Moines, Omaha, and Lincoln areas, and I also believe Kansas and Oklahoma as well. I don't remember the name of it, but I used to pick it up at either Shotgun Geniez in Hamburg, Iowa or any number of clubs in Lawrence or Topeka, Kansas. One time, they interviewed a dancer from Shotgun Geniez and she was handing it out like Halloween candy. I have no idea if it exists nowadays (I suspect no).
As jackslash mentioned; print magazines seem to almost be going obsolete in today’s internet world – most people these days probably prefer to look at the web when looking for info.
Tampa Nightmoves Houston Nightmoves Xtreme (PA/MD/DC edition; NY/NJ/some CT edition; MA/RI/some CT edition)
At any one time, there's 1-3 of them in Portland, Oregon. The one that's lasted the longest, xmag.com, has a publisher that owns half a dozen venues in town, some of them strip clubs. The content is mostly ads for clubs, escort services, and seasonal promotions for contests to draw people into clubs during the dead period/dry season- bar receipts at "adult entertainment" venues crash hard in the NW when the sun's out every day from 5 AM to 10 PM. There are also regular columns from people working in the publisher's venues, usually related to strip club topics like "My Job as a DJ sucks", "My experiences as a sugar baby", or "Don't wear chain mail underwear and expect me to give you a lap dance". Most of the columnists move on after a few years, usually after they decide to stop working in the local strip club scene.
There is a glossy magazine for Las Vegas, (which I always pick-up in the lobby of Play It Again Sam in LV.) striplv.com
You used to be able to find Midnite Minnesota (or Minnesota Midnight or something like that) at Sex World and the Love Doctor in the Twin Cities. It's been years since I've seen it.
You will find Exotic magazine in a lot of the Portland clubs.
I didn't know Atlanta even had one. The only mention on the internet of -Xcitement Atlanta was a blog from 2010. I wonder where you get it?