Times Square Gossip

Rick's Cabaret Rick’s Cabaret New York, the upscale gentlemen’s club famous for its beautiful entertainers, luxurious setting, and warm hospitality, is a favorite with celebrities and pro athletes, particularly baseball players at this time of year. “It’s thrilling to watch the New York Mets turn things around and play so great,” said Rick’s Cabaret Girl Tanya. “We want them to know that all the girls here are rooting for them. We want to encourage them to continue their winning ways, and we are always here to provide them with more stimulation.” “We love the baseball guys and their fans,” purred Rick’s Cabaret Girl Diana. “Some of the players have been here recently, but I won’t reveal any names because we respect everyone’s privacy. But I can tell you that they were all very nice.” The three-story Rick's Cabaret New York (50 West 33 Street) is conveniently located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. The highly regarded “Rick’s Steakhouse” on the second f...

**** ANIMAL ACTIVISTS CELEBRATE AMAZING METS Photos By: James Edstrom **** Jean Shafiroff Animal rights activist and philanthropist Jean Shafiroff, along with the SPCA and Rescue Dogs Rock NYC  hosted the first New York Mets, World Series "Puppy Parade" ever held in Manhattan featuring rescue and shelter dogs wearing New York Mets pet uniforms, at Shelter Chic located at 79 Chambers St. (near Broadway) in New York City. As the Mets prepare to open the World Series against the Kansas City Royals tonight, a full lineup of Amazin’ animals trotted along city sidewalks with pride, hoping to find a new home while rooting for their hometown Mets. The parade serves to promote pet adoption among New York sports fans and animal lovers on the eve of the Mets first World Series appearance in 15 years. Liz And Jean Shafiroff With SPCA Paul Llobell Staff Of Shelter Chic With Liz Shafiroff Rescue Dogs Rock NYC , a non-profit pet rescue organi...