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The Latest Vegas TV Show Will Be About Gigolos

December 29, 2010 at 3:50 PM | by | Comments (2)

Well, as long as they don’t wear Ed Hardy…

With every cloud, there comes a silver lining. The Rehab reality show may have been canceled, but today, Norm has revealed that there’s a new show for Vegas in the pipeline and, brace yourselves, it’s about gigolos.

Apparently it’s been created by Marklen Kennedy, formerly of the Light Group, and it’ll be an “Entourage-style” show. No word on who the gigolos will be. Actually, do gigolos hang out in casinos as the hookers do, or do they only come out on demand?

Guess that, and other burning questions, will be answered “early next year”, according to Norm. It’ll be on Showtime.

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Controversy to say the least!

This show will have the city on fire to say the least. While it's known that Vegas allows adult entertainment it's not something that I think we'll fly for mainstream media, even in Las Veags.

We'll be covering the show indepth and offering sneak peaks to the show as well as one on one interviews with the Gigolos themselves. We've also been contracted to build a new site titled unquestionable "The <a href="http://lasvegasgigolos.com/">Las Vegas Gigols</a>" which should be live by May 1st of 2011.

All in all, I believe The Gigolo's will be a success because of the States need for reality tv ... expect huge uproar and controversy here in Sin City.

Kelly Goodman, PR
Las Vegas Media

kellygoodman on April 15, 2011 at 11:54 PM #Permalink

Apologize

The link is <a href="http://lasvegasgigolos.com/">Las Vegas Gigolos</a>

kellygoodman on April 15, 2011 at 11:56 PM #Permalink

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