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Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves clocked a couples workout in Austin today. The duo were seen leaving an exercise session together in their new home city. Matthew and Camila recently moved from Malibu back to his native state — he grew up in a small town named Uvalde and also attended the University of Texas in Austin — and Matthew has even been seen in public sporting a cowboy hat on several occasions since they relocated. Matthew and Camila have two children together and got engaged over the holidays, so it seems like they’ll be putting down roots in Texas as the prep for their upcoming wedding. Matthew’s new locale was also a convenient one earlier this month as he attended SXSW for the premiere of his latest movie Bernie, but he’ll likely hit the road over the Summer to promote his next project, Magic Mike. The movie stars Matthew and a host of hot actors, including Channing Tatum and Joe Manganiello, as male strippers.

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The group had played earlier in the day at 5th and Brazos and, clad in matching white outfits, had drawn a sizable crowd of passersby. During the day, the dozen players/instrumentalists, including the marimba, congas, and five female vocalists/percussionists, crafted a sound that was a mishmash of African and Caribbean sounds.
In the evening, though, that same music transformed from outdoor curiosity into indoor dance music, and the little club Copa ended up jammed with enthusiastic dancers _ and one of the least pretentious crowds at the festival. Let that be a lesson to the lemmings chasing would-be future indie stars: In Austin, it’s a good idea to break way from the pack every now and then.
Borgore with strippers: If the Israeli electronic producer Borgore is looking to distance himself from the dreaded “bro-step” tag that has become a dismissive description of the heavy, pounding, Skrillex-style bass music called dubstep that he trades in, he should think about ditching the two pole-dancers who stand on risers on either side of the producer while he performs.

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Look for him to take it off(literally) this Summer in ‘Magic Mike’, a dramedy where he will play a strip club owner and former stripper along side Channing Tatum.

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An unmarried female graduate student at Georgetown Law School was invited to testify before a U.S. House committee. Her complaint was that the Catholic university did not feel it should have to pay, directly or indirectly, for her contraceptives, which she shamelessly claims would amount to $3,000. President Barack Obama praised her for her “courageous stand.”
A television personality, Bill Maher, who referred to then-Vice President candidate Sarah Palin as a “dumb (expletive),” contributed $1 million to a Democratic political action committee. He never apologized for his remark. Obama did not return the money.
Radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh called the law student with the $3,000 contraceptive bill a slut and a prostitute. Rush rightly apologized for the descriptive nouns. It is not surprising that Rush received the most journalistic criticism of the three.

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PLOTT: The real war on women
On Feb. 29, Rush Limbaugh called Georgetown Law School student Sandra Fluke both a “slut” and a “prostitute” for arguing that Georgetown students’ contraception should be covered by student health insurance. As a woman, I was offended. Women’s activist groups across the country were infuriated, as they should have been. President Obama offered a personal apology to Fluke, drawing upon a hope that his daughters can someday vocally support their own causes, without fear of vicious, personal attacks from the media. And he’s right: They shouldn’t be afraid.
But neither should Laura Ingraham, called a “right-wing slut” by MSNBC commentator Ed Schultz. Or S.E. Cupp, who Keith Olbermann, a frequent guest of the White House, said should have been aborted. Or Deneen Borelli, who’s been attacked on air as a “washed-up Oreo” for being a black conservative. After tallying off her attacks from the liberal media, Borelli remarked, “I didn’t get a call from President Obama.”

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Martinez told KXAN the man killed was somewhat transient but did have family in the area. He also helped clean the apartments to may extra money.
“He was such a good person,” Martinez added.
Police say a witness saw the man stabbed and called authorities.
The man, whose name has not yet been released until family is notified, was transported to University medical Center Brackenridge where he was pronounced dead upon arrival.
“Homicide detectives are on scene investigating and trying to determine what happened prior to the stabbing taking place and to know who the suspect is,” Veneza Aguinaga with APD said.
Police have not yet released a description of the suspect.
This is the fifth homicide in Austin this year.
Neighbors at the apartments told KXAN the area is riddled with crime including drugs and prostitution.

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Friday, they curated a speed round in one of the smaller Austin Convention Hall ballrooms. Each picked a band. Each band played two songs. Berlin, who lives in Portland, picked Y La Bamba, whose latest record — “Court The Storm” — he produced.
Y La Bamba was tired.
Guitarist Paul Cameron surveyed the room and agreed, “It’s kind of weird.”
They did as much as one can possibly do with a two song set in a hotel ballroom in the middle of the day. Then they gathered at the side of the stage, packed up, agreed it was weird, as rushed across town for a 1 p.m. set.
A little while later, playing essentially their first show since Christmas, McCauley growled out, “Gimme a Beer,” and the band laughed their way through a song about a strip club that includes the lyric, “You’re dancing your heart out/I’ve got my monetary stack.”

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Austin Andrews Wins Fan Favorite Host Position for 2012 Grabby Awards
Mar 16th, 2012 06:00 AM
CHICAGO, IL– Last year, they stole the show on the red carpet and at all the pre-parties. This year, the boys of AustinZane.com are taking over! As one of the stars of the show, Austin Andrews has been voted “fan favorite” to co-host The 2012 Grabby Awards with adult entertainment icon Chi Chi LaRue, legendary drag performer Honey West and gay porn superstars Adam Killian and Tom Wolfe. The ceremony will be held over Memorial Day Weekend at Park West Theater inChicago,IL. 
This marks the first time in the 15-year history of the show that an internet-based porn star has hosted the evening’s festivities. Having never had the exposure of being in a movie for a major DVD studio, Austin’s win for Fan Favorite signifies a shift in the gay porn world, wherein a web star can now be just as popular as the “superstars” of today’s biggest studio exclusives.

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Fleshlight Announces Tanya Tate Launch
Product adds to European Fleshlight Girls line
Mar 14th, 2012 01:19 PM
AUSTIN, Texas—Fleshlight, who recently expanded its line of Fleshlight Girls with the European Fleshlight Girls, announces the Tanya Tate Fleshlight, launching with the Lady/Lotus sleeve texture. Tanya Tate’s European Fleshlight is available starting today.
Tanya Tate hails from Liverpool, England, and started her career in the adult business at the age of 30 making her mark in the MILF and Cougar genres.  In addition to performing both hard and soft core acts on screen, Tanya is a columnist for British adult magazine Ravers DVD.
“When I first came into the adult industry I quickly became aware of the Fleshlight brand,” Tate said. “It became a goal of mine to someday have my own Fleshlight, and work with the company that has an enormous popularity with the fans, produces high-end products and represents an incredible caliber of stars. Now that my own Fleshlight is a reality, fans can really  …

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Police said that Nielsen created fake Twitter accounts designed to send false, sexually explicit messages from his ex-girlfriend and her daughters, who live in Austin, and that Limle created websites to portray a woman he briefly dated as a prostitute.
Detective William Pursley, who works for the department’s digital analysis and response team and who filed the charges against the two men, said they were charged under a law that was revised by the state Legislature in 2011.
The law says someone can be charged with online impersonation for creating a Web page, social media profile or other online account posing as a victim without their consent and using their persona to harm, defraud, threaten or intimidate someone.
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Those websites advertised her as a prostitute, the affidavit said. When contacted by detectives, Limle said he created the fake domain names and had called police to report the woman as a prostitute. Pursley said investigators have no information to indicate the woman is involved in such activities.

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