41-Year-Old Pussycat Lounge Is Closed by City
One of the city's few pre-Giuliani holdouts and a survivor of 9/11 is forced to shutter, at least for now.
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One of the city's few pre-Giuliani holdouts and a survivor of 9/11 is forced to shutter, at least for now.
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Get ready for Bianca's Double Ds.
The State Liquor Authority has put its final kiss of death on a Midtown West bastion of sleaze.
With business lean elsewhere, profits are up at Rick's Cabaret, home of the $10 strip-club lunch.
In a move not exactly akin to Frank Bruni visiting Robert’s at the Penthouse Executive Club, Midtown Lunch reluctantly tries out the lunch special at Rick’s Cabaret.
“Cousin Vinny” Agnello says he was just kidding about opening an “adult club” in a former Subway franchise.
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