Some questions we will explore in the next few blogs on 10021 NY socialites are:
Why are the rich and famous interested in polo?
Why do the rich and famous shop at barneys and neiman marcus?
Why are the rich and famous interested in
Why do the rich and famous buy expensive and exotic cars, and then drive under the influence of alcohol or prescrition drugs.
Why do the rich and famous live in NY?
Why do the rich and wealthy OLD money hunt, shoot and kill animals?
Why do the rich and famous eat expensive food?
why don't wealthy people have trainers to keep themselves thin?
why do the rich and famous love prescription pharmaceuticals?
why do the rich and famous love wine?
why is there so much money in dubai?
why do the rich and famous have trophy wives?
why does every trust fund baby want to be famous?
Keep reading 10021 ny socialites and the stories of rob tencer for answers...
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Sunday, July 6, 2008
how much money does it cost for a beautiful eastern european supermodel like ruslana korshunova
Before people forget about eliott spitzer and ashley dupre and the madame that revealed some of her political clients names before she was ultimately murdered, and made to look like a suicide, we must remember the bella modeling agency.
eastern european super models like the murdered ruslana korshunova
With direct links to the russian mafia and an unlimited supply of super hot, super young eastern european super models like the murdered ruslana korshunova.
With the amount of money that socialites in the upper east side (10021 UES) have, just about any girl is available. Although its not important if you live in the upper east side, or even if you live in NY, for as long as you have the money, they will come to you.
Here is how bella modeling agency used to advertise their business.It would be foolish to think just because bella was shut down, that no other agency is doing the same thing. make no mistake, this is big business, and others are filling the requests for supermodels from eastern european countries and your favorite tv shows.
While the pricing varies between our models, the minimum fee for an introduction to one of our models is $1,500. There are no geographical limitations, we will fly the model of your choice to you anywhere in the world! Travel rates start at $8,000 per day!
If you enjoy the mystic and exhilarating anticipation of a wonderful surprise, perhaps you would be interested in one of our Platinum Club introductions. Our Platinum Club features a wide selection of Playboy Playmates, Penthouse Pets and other truly first class ladies from the exciting worlds of fashion, television and film! They are universally recognizable by all, for this is the ultimate Bella Models experience. This unique offering is only available for our Platinum Club members. The rates range from $8,000 to more than $50,000 for an evening of undiluted pleasure, where your ultimate dream becomes the ultimate reality!
We offer the ultimate in service for all Bella Models clients. We will handle all of your necessary travel arrangements, dinner reservations, hotel accommodations, and ticketing to theater, concert and sporting events. Our professional staff will ensure that every element is gracefully appointed to the last detail with luxury and convenience in mind.
Bella Models has exciting and unique travel offers for our clients as well. Arrangements can be made for those who would like one of our models to accompany them on a fabulous trip for pleasure or business. The expansive world is open for all those who desire it, be it the rolling hills of Tuscany, the deep blue waters of the Mediterranean, isolated Tahiti, the fantastic islands of the Caribbean, or anywhere suitable for a couple looking for fun and romance. A journey of excitement and wonder is a moment away with the assistance of Bella Models to fulfill any specifications desired for your romantic escape.
Custom introductions can be tailored to suit anyone's needs so the grandeur of getting away can be as specific as necessary. All particulars will be fulfilled by Bella Models, allowing our clients to focus on having a good time with the model of their choice. Let us make your dreams come true with hassle-free travel packages and an array of vacation destinations from around the world!
If most people knew you as a super model, with your picture on the cover of vogue and modeling contracts with major fashion houses, but you were really a high priced call girl or whore that was owned by the russian mafia that discovered you, and would not let you out of your contract alive, a girl might tend to get depressed or even turn to drinking. This is not the type of client I can do anything for, because they are prisoners held against their will.
If you have a drinking or alcoholic problem, and its not prisoner related I may be able to help you.
come to my website or read my many posts about being your sober companion on this blog.
Friday, July 4, 2008
Ask any model in NY about creepy rich guys who could ruin your life
The following is made up of facts, stories and theories after I read about ruslana korshunova being murdered, while the police called it suicide.
What I have written, is mostly written as a word of caution, before embarking on your dream of becoming a socialite, or your rise to fame you should remember your core group of people who you trust. These people can make up your team, that in severe cases, can save your life.
Suicide is fairly common amongst mind altering pharmaceutical drug users, and quite possible more so amongst those whose career depends on staying rail thin (anorexic)
Suicide by jumping, also makes a clean cover up.
The creepy rich may sometimes play a part in the lifestyle of beautiful models, socialites or those seeking stardom with no budget for getting there.
Who gets to keep these kept women, and what does it mean to be kept? Can they still have boyfriends and girlfriends if they are kept? The answer is yes. Is this consistent with a girl or a guy madly in love with a significant other, yet still belonging to someone as a commodity?
Russian mafia for model's
It has been suggested that the model may have been desperate to get out of the fashion industry but been prevented from doing so by murky underworld bosses who manage the Eastern European models.
Ruslana´s death might be related to the model wanting out desperately and not being allowed to do so by the Paris-NewYork-Moscow mafia that controls teenage models. Some reports have linked the economic giant Gazprom with creating a web of model managment and discovery with a a tightly controlled escort spinoff that sets up supermodels with corporative tycoons. Most of the girls being from Eastern Europe.
The sexual trafficking of very young men and women from Kajzistan and surrounding areas is epidemic as are the resulting suicides.
Vladislav Novgorodtsev, Korshunova's life coach, described the young model as heartbroken, lonely, and homesick. According to statements made to the media by Novgorodtsev, Korshunova revealed to him that she was suicidal in the past, having tried to kill herself using various methods at least five times before, beginning when she was 15 years old.[12] In January and February of 2008, she visited the Roza Mira Training Center in Moscow. Novgorodtsev revealed that the model had once confessed to him she was in love with a young man from Moscow, but that nothing could come from the relationship because he was married. Further, Korshunova was also having financial troubles and was asking friends for $400 ten days before jumping to her death.
What if the commodity is beauty, and the network that discovered the beauty claims ownership? While there is freedom to travel and meet new people, there is not only a built in loyalty, but the threat of death if they try to break this connection. In some cases the threats are backed up with the hard reality of making good on them.
In lesser cases not where a mafia style model agency that discovers beautiful models in russia, claims ownership of the individual even if they don't do the actual bookings.
Korshunova was represented by IMG (New York, Paris, London and Milan), Beatrice (Milan), Traffic Models (Barcelona), Marilyn Models and iCasting Moscow, which was her mother agency. Korshunova modeled for the covers of Elle (France), Vogue (Poland) and Vogue (Russia). She also modeled in print-ads for Blugirl by Blumarine, Clarins, Ghost, Girbaud, Kenzo Accessories, Marithé & François, Max Studio, Moschino, Old England, Pantene Always Smooth, Paul Smith and Vera Wang lingerie.
Zach Eichman, a spokesman for Korshunova's agency, IMG, which also handles Heidi Klum and Kate Moss, said "she was one our very good working models. She did a lot of shows and successful campaigns.
"Everyone I have spoken to is very surprised and the feedback I am getting from people is that there was little indication that there was something troubling her and that she was always very happy."
There is creepy rich people whom spend money on these models, and give them what they want most, a daily affirmation of their beauty, worthy of someone lavishing money on them.
These creepy rich men and women also supply the beautiful models with drugs, alcohol, expensive food, as well as their own place to live, cab money.
But beware to these young and beautiful people gullible enough to give enough attention and sex to these creepy rich men and women. If you cross the creepy rich, and don't give them what they want, and when they want it, your life may be in danger.
Is this all worth losing your life over?
Story by Rob Tencer (check me out at robtencerpr.com and on IMDB.com)
- "There's no way she would have killed herself," Kira Titeneva, a friend from Korshunova's home town, told the New York Daily News. "She loved life so much".
- "The New York Post quoted a friend of Korshunova claiming she had just returned from a modeling gig in Paris and seemed to be "on top of the world."
- "There were no signs," he said. "That's what's driving me crazy. I don't see one reason why she would do that."
What I have written, is mostly written as a word of caution, before embarking on your dream of becoming a socialite, or your rise to fame you should remember your core group of people who you trust. These people can make up your team, that in severe cases, can save your life.
Suicide is fairly common amongst mind altering pharmaceutical drug users, and quite possible more so amongst those whose career depends on staying rail thin (anorexic)
Suicide by jumping, also makes a clean cover up.
The creepy rich may sometimes play a part in the lifestyle of beautiful models, socialites or those seeking stardom with no budget for getting there.
Who gets to keep these kept women, and what does it mean to be kept? Can they still have boyfriends and girlfriends if they are kept? The answer is yes. Is this consistent with a girl or a guy madly in love with a significant other, yet still belonging to someone as a commodity?
Russian mafia for model's
It has been suggested that the model may have been desperate to get out of the fashion industry but been prevented from doing so by murky underworld bosses who manage the Eastern European models.
Ruslana´s death might be related to the model wanting out desperately and not being allowed to do so by the Paris-NewYork-Moscow mafia that controls teenage models. Some reports have linked the economic giant Gazprom with creating a web of model managment and discovery with a a tightly controlled escort spinoff that sets up supermodels with corporative tycoons. Most of the girls being from Eastern Europe.
The sexual trafficking of very young men and women from Kajzistan and surrounding areas is epidemic as are the resulting suicides.
Vladislav Novgorodtsev, Korshunova's life coach, described the young model as heartbroken, lonely, and homesick. According to statements made to the media by Novgorodtsev, Korshunova revealed to him that she was suicidal in the past, having tried to kill herself using various methods at least five times before, beginning when she was 15 years old.[12] In January and February of 2008, she visited the Roza Mira Training Center in Moscow. Novgorodtsev revealed that the model had once confessed to him she was in love with a young man from Moscow, but that nothing could come from the relationship because he was married. Further, Korshunova was also having financial troubles and was asking friends for $400 ten days before jumping to her death.
What if the commodity is beauty, and the network that discovered the beauty claims ownership? While there is freedom to travel and meet new people, there is not only a built in loyalty, but the threat of death if they try to break this connection. In some cases the threats are backed up with the hard reality of making good on them.
In lesser cases not where a mafia style model agency that discovers beautiful models in russia, claims ownership of the individual even if they don't do the actual bookings.
Korshunova was represented by IMG (New York, Paris, London and Milan), Beatrice (Milan), Traffic Models (Barcelona), Marilyn Models and iCasting Moscow, which was her mother agency. Korshunova modeled for the covers of Elle (France), Vogue (Poland) and Vogue (Russia). She also modeled in print-ads for Blugirl by Blumarine, Clarins, Ghost, Girbaud, Kenzo Accessories, Marithé & François, Max Studio, Moschino, Old England, Pantene Always Smooth, Paul Smith and Vera Wang lingerie.
Zach Eichman, a spokesman for Korshunova's agency, IMG, which also handles Heidi Klum and Kate Moss, said "she was one our very good working models. She did a lot of shows and successful campaigns.
"Everyone I have spoken to is very surprised and the feedback I am getting from people is that there was little indication that there was something troubling her and that she was always very happy."
There is creepy rich people whom spend money on these models, and give them what they want most, a daily affirmation of their beauty, worthy of someone lavishing money on them.
These creepy rich men and women also supply the beautiful models with drugs, alcohol, expensive food, as well as their own place to live, cab money.
But beware to these young and beautiful people gullible enough to give enough attention and sex to these creepy rich men and women. If you cross the creepy rich, and don't give them what they want, and when they want it, your life may be in danger.
Is this all worth losing your life over?
Story by Rob Tencer (check me out at robtencerpr.com and on IMDB.com)
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Paris Hilton makes the Top 20 socialites of all time - by nymag
You can learn so much from the following list of NY Magazine's top twenty socialites of all time, like "why" they were so iconic, and then you can look up pictures of them, and check out their style. (As I was compiling the photos, I learned so much about them, and have come to respect this list.) You can see who they were friends with, and who they married and if they were marrying into society and wealth or the opposite. You can also learn who copied them, and "how" you can copy them. Enjoy, and thanks to nymag.com for the list. Just don't copy number 2 Paris Hilton's recklessness, pornography and jail time, or Edie's drug use.
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
They codified snobbery! They made careers out of fame! And they did some amazing things for this city (see the New York Public Library, the Met, etc.). This list of the most influential socialites was put together after consulting several experts on the New York social scene, whose comments are below. No doubt socialite-ologists will cry foul over some entries—even our own experts may complain—but when it comes to the world of socialites, not everybody can make the cut.
1. Caroline Astor
“The grandmother of all socialites”—and, as such, “the original American snob.” Her “Four Hundred” was the “avatar of any subsequent ‘in’ crowd worthy of the name (e.g., the ‘in’ and ‘out’ lists Truman Capote drew up for his Black and White Ball).”
2. Jackie O.
“The socialite every socialite not so secretly wants to be, and the twentieth century’s greatest fashion icon, bar none.” What’s more, “she made it socially acceptable—even enviable— to marry a Greek billionaire.”
3. Paris Hilton
As much as it pained some of our experts to say this (one crossed her name out altogether), Paris “belongs high up on this list because of the immense success she has had in parlaying minor, ‘Page Six’– and porno-fueled notoriety into inexorable global celebrity. Like all socialites, this woman is a self-marketing genius, but on a much larger playing field.”
4. Edie Sedgwick
“She made rebellion chic.”
5. Eleanor Lambert
“One of the early social working ladies,” she invented the Best-Dressed List, way back in 1940. “Little did Ms. Lambert know that her innovation would soon become a staple of—and a cash cow for—fashion magazines everywhere.”
6. Alva Vanderbilt
“Famed suffragette” but also famous for her expert social maneuvering. Snubbed for a time by Caroline Astor, she got even (and accepted) by throwing a ball to end all balls, in 1883. And her inability to get a box at the (old) opera helped lead to the founding of the Met. (Not to be confused with Gertrude—she’s the one who started the Whitney.)
7. Babe Paley
They don’t, as one respondent noted, make ’em like Babe anymore. “The most famous of Capote’s Swans” (CZ Guest, Slim Keith, Gloria Guinness), she had “flawlessly elegant style”—and was “a trailblazer in the murky terrain of New York society’s ethnic and religious prejudices,” marrying the Jewish Bill Paley.
8. Consuelo Vanderbilt
“By championing unglamorous causes like women’s sweatshops and prisoners’ wives, she was a very early model of the gritty do-gooderism now practiced globally by celebrities like Angelina Jolie and Bono.” Plus, “one of the first to famously marry into European aristocracy,” with her 1895 wedding to the Duke of Marlborough.
9. Gloria Vanderbilt
Survived a custody battle that ranks up there with Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger’s to become “not just a madcap author-actress-heiress” but a “pioneer of self-branding in general and of the big-money designer-jeans industry in particular.” Also brought a distinct spirit of free love to Park Avenue; she called one of her more recent paramours a “Nijinsky of cunnilingus.”
10. Amanda Burden
The daughter of Babe Paley is a decidedly “modern socialite”—of the best kind—known far more for her work with the City’s Planning Commission than “for her partygoing.” “Add an extra olive in the form of Charlie Rose and you’ve got yourself a somewhat dirty martini.”
11. Nan Kempner
Famous for her smoking, partying, cursing, and dressing up, Nan was the ultimate good-time-girl clotheshorse. As one panelist put it, lamenting her death, “Of the breed that doesn’t bore you with yoga.”
12. Brooke Astor
“The name, the breeding, the civic virtue, and, most important, the intellectual curiosity.”
13. Cornelia Guest
First “girl with society name to work the media for leverage,” she was “a breaking point,” laying the groundwork for Tinsley Mortimer and Paris. Rode lots of horses and dated Sylvester Stallone, briefly.
14. Annette Reed De La Renta
“For many, it’s the De la Renta that makes her important. Others know that Reed reads in its own right. Her stepping in with Kissinger [to help] Brooke Astor last year bumped her up into the highest tier of society.”
15. Diane Von Furstenberg
Fashion icon who managed to make nightclub crawling look elegant, a lesson sadly lost on some of today’s generation. Married well. Twice.
16. Brenda Diana Duff Frazier
A debutante who made the cover of Life magazine in 1938 (“two things that were important at the time but are no longer”). “She allowed the public a first chance to really ogle the private society world.” Later became something of a hermit.
17. Ivana Trump
She’s like a socialite from a soap opera: a little tacky and a lot plucky. Made “making money look like a moral crusade.”
18. Pat Buckley
Put the Costume Institute on the New York social map.
19. Peggy Bedford Bancroft D’arenberg D’uzes
“The term jet set could have been invented for her.”
20. Muffie Potter Aston
(Also see “The Socialista Universe”) Many living socialites could come before her on this list, but “I think the public just likes her name.” And sometimes that’s all it takes.
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
They codified snobbery! They made careers out of fame! And they did some amazing things for this city (see the New York Public Library, the Met, etc.). This list of the most influential socialites was put together after consulting several experts on the New York social scene, whose comments are below. No doubt socialite-ologists will cry foul over some entries—even our own experts may complain—but when it comes to the world of socialites, not everybody can make the cut.
1. Caroline Astor
“The grandmother of all socialites”—and, as such, “the original American snob.” Her “Four Hundred” was the “avatar of any subsequent ‘in’ crowd worthy of the name (e.g., the ‘in’ and ‘out’ lists Truman Capote drew up for his Black and White Ball).”
2. Jackie O.
“The socialite every socialite not so secretly wants to be, and the twentieth century’s greatest fashion icon, bar none.” What’s more, “she made it socially acceptable—even enviable— to marry a Greek billionaire.”
3. Paris Hilton
As much as it pained some of our experts to say this (one crossed her name out altogether), Paris “belongs high up on this list because of the immense success she has had in parlaying minor, ‘Page Six’– and porno-fueled notoriety into inexorable global celebrity. Like all socialites, this woman is a self-marketing genius, but on a much larger playing field.”
4. Edie Sedgwick
“She made rebellion chic.”
5. Eleanor Lambert
“One of the early social working ladies,” she invented the Best-Dressed List, way back in 1940. “Little did Ms. Lambert know that her innovation would soon become a staple of—and a cash cow for—fashion magazines everywhere.”
6. Alva Vanderbilt
“Famed suffragette” but also famous for her expert social maneuvering. Snubbed for a time by Caroline Astor, she got even (and accepted) by throwing a ball to end all balls, in 1883. And her inability to get a box at the (old) opera helped lead to the founding of the Met. (Not to be confused with Gertrude—she’s the one who started the Whitney.)
7. Babe Paley
They don’t, as one respondent noted, make ’em like Babe anymore. “The most famous of Capote’s Swans” (CZ Guest, Slim Keith, Gloria Guinness), she had “flawlessly elegant style”—and was “a trailblazer in the murky terrain of New York society’s ethnic and religious prejudices,” marrying the Jewish Bill Paley.
8. Consuelo Vanderbilt
“By championing unglamorous causes like women’s sweatshops and prisoners’ wives, she was a very early model of the gritty do-gooderism now practiced globally by celebrities like Angelina Jolie and Bono.” Plus, “one of the first to famously marry into European aristocracy,” with her 1895 wedding to the Duke of Marlborough.
9. Gloria Vanderbilt
Survived a custody battle that ranks up there with Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger’s to become “not just a madcap author-actress-heiress” but a “pioneer of self-branding in general and of the big-money designer-jeans industry in particular.” Also brought a distinct spirit of free love to Park Avenue; she called one of her more recent paramours a “Nijinsky of cunnilingus.”
10. Amanda Burden
The daughter of Babe Paley is a decidedly “modern socialite”—of the best kind—known far more for her work with the City’s Planning Commission than “for her partygoing.” “Add an extra olive in the form of Charlie Rose and you’ve got yourself a somewhat dirty martini.”
11. Nan Kempner
Famous for her smoking, partying, cursing, and dressing up, Nan was the ultimate good-time-girl clotheshorse. As one panelist put it, lamenting her death, “Of the breed that doesn’t bore you with yoga.”
12. Brooke Astor
“The name, the breeding, the civic virtue, and, most important, the intellectual curiosity.”
13. Cornelia Guest
First “girl with society name to work the media for leverage,” she was “a breaking point,” laying the groundwork for Tinsley Mortimer and Paris. Rode lots of horses and dated Sylvester Stallone, briefly.
14. Annette Reed De La Renta
“For many, it’s the De la Renta that makes her important. Others know that Reed reads in its own right. Her stepping in with Kissinger [to help] Brooke Astor last year bumped her up into the highest tier of society.”
15. Diane Von Furstenberg
Fashion icon who managed to make nightclub crawling look elegant, a lesson sadly lost on some of today’s generation. Married well. Twice.
16. Brenda Diana Duff Frazier
A debutante who made the cover of Life magazine in 1938 (“two things that were important at the time but are no longer”). “She allowed the public a first chance to really ogle the private society world.” Later became something of a hermit.
17. Ivana Trump
She’s like a socialite from a soap opera: a little tacky and a lot plucky. Made “making money look like a moral crusade.”
18. Pat Buckley
Put the Costume Institute on the New York social map.
19. Peggy Bedford Bancroft D’arenberg D’uzes
“The term jet set could have been invented for her.”
20. Muffie Potter Aston
(Also see “The Socialista Universe”) Many living socialites could come before her on this list, but “I think the public just likes her name.” And sometimes that’s all it takes.
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Monday, May 21, 2007
How to use the laws of attraction to crash the Maxim Hot 100 when you’re not in the top 100
How to use the laws of attraction to crash the Maxim Hot 100 when you’re not in the top 100
How a cute girl not only crashed the Maxim Hot 100 party, but got press where real Hot 100 girls didn’t. This article will tell how she did it and how Rob Tencer helped her.
Before you get on the list of the world famous Maxim Hot 100, a list of celebrated girls decided by Maxim editors who compile a yearly ranking by weighing buzz and beauty for girls in film, TV, music, sports and fashion, and before you attend the star studded party which honors the girls who made the list, and lastly, before you become a pin-up in the magazine, you must have a goal and a plan. What are your goals? Do you have a plan?
What follows is not only a how-to on getting in, and becoming a Maxim Hot 100 girl, and not just a way to crash the party, but how I actually did it.
Your plan should start with having plenty of self confidence, and you should actually look like you belong in the Maxim Hot 100. If you see that the current number one Lindsay Lohan who is on the list is under 21, you can be happy to know that age is not a factor. Talent and a career is also not a determining factor to being in the Maxim Hot 100. Where you live is also not a factor, so don’t be put off just because you live a million miles away. A partial list of girls on the Maxim Hot 100 include, Jessica Alba at No. 2, followed by Scarlett Johansson, Christina Aguilera, Jessica Biel, Ali Larter, Eva Mendes, Rihanna, Eva Longoria, Fergie, Sienna Miller, Angelina Jolie, Beyoncé Knowles and Katherine Heigl. Celebrity sisters Ashlee and Jessica Simpson are on the list at No. 16 and No. 41, respectively. Ashley Olsen, half of the mogul acting twins, placed 37th, while sister Mary-Kate didn't make the cut.
How did Linsay Lohan not only get on the list, but make it to the number one spot? Maxim Editor in Chief Jimmy Jellinik explains how Linsay got on the list by his comment: "There is no other star in the world that causes more of a stir in the public eye than Lindsay. Her every move is watched and reported on. She is a huge star in the truest meaning of the word and everyone at Maxim, including our 14 million readers, is obsessed with her."
Next your plan should involve finding out where the next Maxim Hot 100 party will take place, and start setting up your plan on being there. What follows next, to make yourself successful, is many suggestions that are very helpful. Next, you should find out all past years sponsors, and who advertises within the Maxim magazine every month. One way to do this is to analyze the red carpet photos and to see the names of all the advertisers on the wall. (This should be easy, because the logos are repeated on the wall).
Next, you should contact the magazine with a few questions, such as: who is their public relations company in charge of the Maxim Hot 100 event, and the name of the person to contact at the pr company. You can also ask for Maxim Editor in Chief Jimmy Jellinik’s email address, and a writer of the magazine.
On the non-Maxim side, you can locate and contact a young, guy celebrity through their agent, manager or publicist who is single, who might want to take you as his date.
Next, you can contact the location of the next event’s general manager or owner to go as their date, depending on how much chutzpah you have. You should use your power of persuasion to get into the event as well as the laws of attraction by visualizing yourself attending the event. If that doesn’t work, you can always send in a photo of yourself.
Here’s How I did it. First I found out when the event was, where it was, and who was on the list. Next I found out who the promoter and pr firm of the event was. Then I found out, that the promoter hired an outside firm that specialized in getting a-list and bold face names to attend by offering free jet, hotel, gift and style suite. They of course said no to my request to be flown, but I said what about a room, if I got myself to the event? They still said no. They also said no to my request of just attending. I then went to the magazine, which also said no to the jet and hotel, but said “yes” to attending. I then went all out finding hot and sexy clothes to style my client with. Kelly Cutrone of the PR firm “Peoples Revolution”, lent me an Agent Provocateur corset. The client I was doing all this for, added a dog collar and chain. At the event, there are 1000’s of international press photographers and entertainment news crews with microphone and video cameras. After the event, people started to congratulate me, after seeing me on TV, then more congrat’s started after a piece came out in the New York Post on Wednesday, June 16th, called “Bed, bath and … beyond”. It was an advertisement by Maxim magazine which featured only 1 girl. That girl was my client. So we not only crashed the Maxim Hot 100 event, but we were ultimately paid for being there. I went the extra mile to make this all happen by using the laws of attraction and never giving up. My client however, wanted to give up, just because it was out of town, and because she would not fly. I not only convinced her, but drove her, her mother and sister and a press photographer friend out of state and into the party. I paid out of my own pocket and was not reimbursed for the van rental or the hotel room. I drove one other person, who was a friend of mine, and got him into the Maxim Hot 100 party as my clients date.
MAXIM is the men's lifestyle magazine published 12 times a year by
Dennis Publishing. Editor-in-Chief: Jimmy Jellinek. Group Publisher: Robert
F. Gregory.
The MAXIM Hot 100 supplement is available with the June issue of MAXIM
featuring comedienne Sarah Silverman (#29) on the cover. The June issue
also features a layout with Ocean's Thirteen, actress Noreen DuWulf, (#100)and profile on Hong Kong Hero, Chow Yun-Fat.
Based on the huge success and national appeal of the Hot 100, VH1 will be airing a 1-hour special hosted by Megan Fox (#18) on May 22nd at 9:00 P.M.
Rob Tencer is a publicist who specializes in creating a buzz for his clients no matter what role you play in a movie, from the star, supporting cast to an extra with just a couple lines.
Rob Tencer, who creates the buzz through his public relations firm which combines writing, creating photo shoots that make you stand out, and other press opportunities from setting up media interviews to being at red carpet loaded with press events. Visit Rob Tencer’s web site which is loaded with help for girls trying to become more respected and more noticed.
Rob Tencer is available for your next project. You can find out about Rob Tencer at http://www.robtencerpr.com or ayepublicrelations@gmail.com or phone 248-808-2270
Just as notable as who made the list this
year are some of the women that didn't make the cut, which include Mary
Kate Olsen, Paris Hilton, Jennifer Aniston and Britney Spears.
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
MAXIM Radio is broadcast on
Sirius Satellite Radio on channel 145.
1. Lindsay Lohan
2. Jessica Alba
3. Scarlett Johansson
4. Christina Aguilera
5. Jessica Biel
6. Ali Larter
7. Eva Mendez
8. Rihanna
9. Eva Longoria
10. Fergie
11. Sienna Miller
12. Angelina Jolie
13. Beyonce Knowles
14. Katherine Heigl
15. Avril Lavigne
16. Ashlee Simpson
17. Maria Sharapova
18. Megan Fox
19. Cameron Diaz
20. Keira Knightley
21. Kate Beckinsale
22. Nicole Scherzinger
23. Hilary Duff
24. Sophia Bush
25. Elisha Cuthbert
26. Nelly Furtado
27. Kate Hudson
28. Carmen Electra
29. Sarah Silverman
30. Rebecca Romijn
31. Amy Smart
32. Lacey Chabert
33. Roselyn Sanchez
34. Vanessa Minnillo
35. Jennifer Garner
36. Jamie King
37. Ashley Olsen
38. Shakira
39. Rachel Bilson
40. Moon Bloodgood
41. Jessica Simpson
42. Minka Kelly
43. Kate Mara
44. Rose McGowan
45. Bar Refaeli
46. Kristen Bell
47. Katharine McPhee
48. Mandy Moore
49. Mischa Barton
50. Miss Maxim
51. Alessandra Ambrosio
52. Kate Walsh
53. Adriana Lima
54. Missy Peregrym
55. Halle Berry
56. Michele Merkin
57. Tricia Helfer
58. Penelope Cruz
59. Jamie-Lynn Sigler
60. Jessica White
61. Nadine Velazquez
62. Danneel Harris
63. Bianca Kajlich
64. Lena Headey
65. Autumn Reeser
66. Joanna Krupa
67. Gabrielle Union
68. Evangeline Lilly
69. Danica Patrick
70. Stacy Keibler
71. Willa Ford
72. Ciara
73. Mena Suvari
74. Tara Conner
75. April Scott
76. Diora Baird
77. Hilary Burton
78. Joss Stone
79. Adrianne Palecki
80. Abbie Cornish
81. Emmanuelle Chriqui
82. Dita Von Teese
83. Ivanka Trump
84. Hometown Hottie
85. Kelly Ripa
86. Michelle Trachtenberg
87. Padma Lakshmi
88. Raquel Alessi
89. Haylie Duff
90. Salma Hayek
91. Isla Fisher
92. Mary Elizabeth Winstead
93. Christina Milian
94. Kelly Carlson
95. The Avatars of Second Life
96. Shanna Moakler
97. Kim Kardashian
98. Yunjin Kim
99. Mia Maestro
100. Noureen DeWolf
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Saturday, March 10, 2007
The power of socialiterank.com is huge
One day after my comment on socialiterank.com about low profile socialite / actress Kate Mara; she makes the fashion pages of Fashion Wire Daily. See it here! Mark Wahlberg and gorgeous Kate Mara (pictured together). wore a short white silk bustier-top Catherine Malandrino cocktail dress and schmoozed with director Antoine Fuqua and his wife, actress Lela Rochon, and the gaggle of familiar faces that joined them for the premiere. We spotted a very pregnant Jenna Elfman, as well as Djimon Hounsou, Jeremy Piven, Jill Hennessey, and Derek Luke on the crowded carpet.
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Monday, March 5, 2007
Ingredients for getting into the New York Post
I thought this blog did a great job of giving an example of a news piece that was published and then breaking it apart to explain what made the story media worthy..
It has a shocking value to it, and I congratulate the people at pervescan for bringing to my attention.
House of Pain
» From the S&M Department
“A meshugga madam who taught people how to be sex slaves turned a stately $3 million Westchester home owned by an ultra-Orthodox rabbinical school into an S&M dungeon, police claimed yesterday. Mistress of ‘The Sovereign Estate,’ Sandra Chemero — who advertised the manse online as a place ‘where submissives and slaves are immersed in training’ — was busted on charges of prostitution and weapons possession for having a stun gun. Chemero’s lair is in the same tony Bedford Hills town that’s home to convicted felon Martha Stewart, designer Ralph Lauren and billionaire George Soros. The 46-year-old dominatrix, who was arrested Tuesday, was free on bail by yesterday afternoon. Bedford cops said that they’re still investigating and that they are reviewing ’seized business records’ of her unorthodox operation. Pictures on Chemero’s Web site show the S&M mistress using whips, chains, leather straps, and sex toys on her male clients. In one sickening photo, she appears to be using a funnel and a tube to urinate into the mouth of a man who is bound and gagged… Neighbors said were surprised to hear of the goings-on in the house. ‘That’s life. There are all kinds of people with all kinds of quirks. I’d be more worried if they were selling drugs,’ said a retired stockbroker.” — New York Post (US)
(Thanks to Cat for the link.)
Lest you go looking for them, law enforcement has done a great job erasing Ms. Chemero’s sites from the web. They were available at sovereignestate.com and thesovereignestate.com. Even some ads that Ms. Chemero posted on S&M sites have disappeared. You’d think she never existed online if the New York Post hadn’t reproduced one of her pictures.
The newspapers have played up the fact that the estate in question happened to be owned by a Jewish yeshiva. “It’s against our religion. It’s against the Bible. We’ve never even heard of such a thing,” a rabbi told the newspaper. Presumably he was referring not to prostitution, since that and half a dozen other kinks are mentioned in the Bible itself, but to BDSM. Whatever. The Jewish angle seems relevant only from the “get a story to sell papers” viewpoint, since the lady rented the mansion through an agent and apparently had no contact with the rabbinical owners. Or at least she had no contact with them concerning real estate matters.
The newspapers have also tried to stoke the flames by getting reactions from neighbors, boilerplate stuff along the lines of “can you believe it happened in this tony neighborhood?” Well, of course it’s believable. Who do you think has the money to patronize S&M dungeons — guys on the dole? welfare moms? Sure, there is a range of establishments running from the cheap to the rich. But even the cheap dungeons in New York are not exactly available to the budget shopper. Mostly they’re patronized by “generous gentlemen,” so it makes perfect sense to set up shop where the gents live. Hell, probably one of Ms. Chemero’s clients suggested the idea to her. “Hey, Mistress, there’s a place for rent down the road…” Odds are the bulk of her clients lived within a five-mile radius. Probably one of them even paid the rent, or else he’d be beaten and humiliated.
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
It has a shocking value to it, and I congratulate the people at pervescan for bringing to my attention.
House of Pain
» From the S&M Department
“A meshugga madam who taught people how to be sex slaves turned a stately $3 million Westchester home owned by an ultra-Orthodox rabbinical school into an S&M dungeon, police claimed yesterday. Mistress of ‘The Sovereign Estate,’ Sandra Chemero — who advertised the manse online as a place ‘where submissives and slaves are immersed in training’ — was busted on charges of prostitution and weapons possession for having a stun gun. Chemero’s lair is in the same tony Bedford Hills town that’s home to convicted felon Martha Stewart, designer Ralph Lauren and billionaire George Soros. The 46-year-old dominatrix, who was arrested Tuesday, was free on bail by yesterday afternoon. Bedford cops said that they’re still investigating and that they are reviewing ’seized business records’ of her unorthodox operation. Pictures on Chemero’s Web site show the S&M mistress using whips, chains, leather straps, and sex toys on her male clients. In one sickening photo, she appears to be using a funnel and a tube to urinate into the mouth of a man who is bound and gagged… Neighbors said were surprised to hear of the goings-on in the house. ‘That’s life. There are all kinds of people with all kinds of quirks. I’d be more worried if they were selling drugs,’ said a retired stockbroker.” — New York Post (US)
(Thanks to Cat for the link.)
Lest you go looking for them, law enforcement has done a great job erasing Ms. Chemero’s sites from the web. They were available at sovereignestate.com and thesovereignestate.com. Even some ads that Ms. Chemero posted on S&M sites have disappeared. You’d think she never existed online if the New York Post hadn’t reproduced one of her pictures.
The newspapers have played up the fact that the estate in question happened to be owned by a Jewish yeshiva. “It’s against our religion. It’s against the Bible. We’ve never even heard of such a thing,” a rabbi told the newspaper. Presumably he was referring not to prostitution, since that and half a dozen other kinks are mentioned in the Bible itself, but to BDSM. Whatever. The Jewish angle seems relevant only from the “get a story to sell papers” viewpoint, since the lady rented the mansion through an agent and apparently had no contact with the rabbinical owners. Or at least she had no contact with them concerning real estate matters.
The newspapers have also tried to stoke the flames by getting reactions from neighbors, boilerplate stuff along the lines of “can you believe it happened in this tony neighborhood?” Well, of course it’s believable. Who do you think has the money to patronize S&M dungeons — guys on the dole? welfare moms? Sure, there is a range of establishments running from the cheap to the rich. But even the cheap dungeons in New York are not exactly available to the budget shopper. Mostly they’re patronized by “generous gentlemen,” so it makes perfect sense to set up shop where the gents live. Hell, probably one of Ms. Chemero’s clients suggested the idea to her. “Hey, Mistress, there’s a place for rent down the road…” Odds are the bulk of her clients lived within a five-mile radius. Probably one of them even paid the rent, or else he’d be beaten and humiliated.
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
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