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Nightlife Listings:Atlantic City

21 Bar @ Dusk Caesars, 2100 Pacific Ave. www.21bar.com

25 Hours Resorts Hotel & Casino 24 Hour casino bar/lounge

40/40 Club 2120 Atlantic Avenue www.the4040club.com

Anthem The Quarter at Tropicana www.anthemlounge.com

Atlantic City Bar & Grille 1219 Pacific Ave. Open 24/7

Back Bay Ale House 800 N. New Hampshire Ave www.backbayalehouse.com

Blue Martini Bally’s Hotel & Casino Park Place & Boardwalk DJ’s Fridays & Saturdays

Boardwalk Beer Garden Caesars Hotel and Casino Great selection of beers

Boneyard Bar & Grill 20 S. Virginia Ave Open daily 4:00 pm – 7:00 am

Boogie Nights Tropicana Hotel and Casino Open Friday and Saturday Starting at 9:00 pm

Borgata Comedy Club Music Box, 1 Borgata Way Chelsea Pub 8 S. Morris Ave Open 24 hours

Comedy Stop Café & Cabaret The Quarter at the Tropicana 1-877-FUNNYAC

The Continental The Pier Shoppes at Caesars 609-674-8300

Cuba LibreThe Quarter at the Tropicana Latin Music and Rum Bar 609-348-6700

Diving Horse Cabaret 9. S. Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd 609-344-0119 www.divinghorseclub.com

Dizzy Dolphin Atlantic Club Casino Daily Happy Hour 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Dock’s Oyster House 2405 Atlantic Ave. 609-345-0092 Opens @ 5:00 pm Piano Bar Nightly

Dos Caminos Harrahs Resort 609-441-5165 Tequila Lounge open til 11:00 pm Ducktown Tavern 2400 Atlantic & Georgia Ave. Open 24/7 Three Happy Hours Daily

DUSK Caesars Hotel & Casino 2100 Pacific Ave. 609-345-3875 Open Tuesday, Friday & Saturday

Ego Bar & Lounge Taj Mahal Hotel & Casino1000 Boardwalk 609-441-1000 Almost Angels perform Friday & Saturday starting at 10:00 pm

Eden Lounge Harrahs Resort www.harrahsresort.com

Firewaters Tropicana’s Marketplace 609-344-6699 101 bottled beers & 50 draft beers

Foundation Room Showboat’s House of Blues 609-343-5795 Ritual Saturday Nightlife @ 10:00 pm

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Erin Westphal

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Dancer Spotlight

The Pool After Dark Dancers

We met up with professional dancer, Erin Westphal, of Harrahs “Pool After Dark” in Atlantic City, to talk about a night in the life of a Go-Go Dancer.

Society Page: How long have you been a professional dancer?

Erin Westphal: I have always wanted to be a nightclub dancer. I’ve been a Go-Go dancer since 2007 (about 6 years). I received a contact number for a booking agent for Mixx and Mur.Mur. I called her up and set up a time to audition. I even remember the date - it was March 17th 2007. I went in did my thing and got a call that night asking if I could work. That was my first night doing what I’ve always wanted to do. SP: Do you have a day job? If so, how do you manage your professional career and your performing career?

EW: I work a full time job Monday through Friday, like a normal person, lol. It’s not easy on Thursday mornings when I’m running on 3 hours of sleep (if I’m lucky). Not being a coffee drinker, I turn to a sugar free red bull, it helps a little! It’s definitely a change going from a jam packed night club wearing booty shorts and some killer boots, to an office environment. I’m addicted to the rush and when I get up on my platform, that the lack of sleep is worth it.

SP: What dancer(s) inspire you?

EW: So many dancers inspire me, any dancer really. I especially love Beyonce and Ciara. If I could dance like anyone, I want it would be my boo, Krystle Henry. She also dances at the Pool. She’s amazing!

SP: Have you ever felt like you were going to fall into the pool?

EW: I have to dance on small spaces at times, it’s not easy but I adjust. It certainly limits what I can do. It’s especially difficult for me at “The Pool” because if the platforms aren’t in the right spot, they wobble. The bottom of the pool itself is uneven in some spots. I have felt like I was going to fall off many times. Luckily I haven’t and it better stay that way.

SP: Do you make your own outfits?

EW: We don’t have set costumes at the Pool, which allows for a little creativity. I love to wear all black so I throw some neon in the mix. I’ve made a few rhinestone bras to wear. Hmm, my favorite one was the Italian flag for DJ Pauly D. Making eight of them for my girls was not easy. SP: Tell us a MUST HAVE item that you need every single time you dance.

EW: My fake eyelashes. They pull my makeup together. I also have to wear my watch. I feel lost without it.

SP: What are the pros & cons of being a dancer?

EW: Where do I start? Pros: it’s so much fun. I get paid to do what I love. I have met some awesome people and celebrities. It’s also a great source of cardio. Can’t beat it. Now, the cons - ugh! No matter what you do or what you look like you will be criticized! You’re too fat, you’re too skinny. People think you’re a dumb girl just shaking your ass for cash. SO NOT TRUE. Every dancer I’ve ever met was beautiful, talented, sweet, brilliant and humble. People wouldn’t think that way about us if they had an open mind. Also the guys who think they can touch us are the worst. It takes all I have not to stomp a mud hole in their ass!

SP: You perform in front of 2500+ people. Tell us the feeling you get in front of so many people.

EW: The feeling I get when I’m up on my platform in front of 2500+ people is AMAZING! It’s a rush and almost like an addiction. I’m the happiest in front of a crowd even if I have haters around me. I was hired there for a reason and one persons bad attitude and negativity will not get to me.

SP: How do you handle men and women staring at you for hours?

EW: Dancers are suppose to hype the crowd. We get it. A Crowd will normally form around us 95% of the time, so I am used to it. The women are just as bad as the men though. It gets a little creepy but sometimes you have to ignore them. If they get out of control we just let the bouncers handle it. On the other hand, I get my regular people who come in to see me every week who love me and are extremely nice. It can make your night a lot better. SP: Can bad music from a DJ ruin your mood to dance?

EW: Give me a good DJ and it will make my night. A bad DJ can kill your mood, yet, I have to dance and look sexy even if they start out playing elevator music. It’s nice having Vito G as our resident DJ. He knows just what to play at the right times. SP: What is your favorite type of music?

EW: The music I prefer to dance to is hip hop, because I like to move my hips. I like a nice mix though. If rock music is played, it brings

out my inner sex kitten! It’s all about having a good time and being sexy. We are there to entertain. SP: What is your most embarrassing moment while dancing?

EW: I’ve lucked out so far and haven’t done anything too embarrassing. There has been a few moments when you feel like you’re going to fall and catch yourself, someone always notices. Lol.

Thank you Erin. You can find Erin doing her thing every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at Harrahs “Pool After Dark”.


Nightlife Listings(Continued)

Gypsy Bar Borgata, One Borgata Way Live music & tequila bar

Hard Rock Café Trump Taj Mahal 609-441-1000 Open 7 days per week

Harry’s Oyster Bar Bally’s Hotel & Casino 609-431-0092 Happy Hour Monday – Friday 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

H2O Pool & Lounge Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino 800-777-8477 AC’s sexiest outdoor pool bar (weather permitted)

Hooters Tropicana Marketplace 609-449-1500 Open 7 days a week

HQ Night Club Revel Resort 500 Boardwalk www.revelnightlife.com Open Friday, Saturday & Sunday Headlining DJ’s & bottle service

Irish Pub St. James Place & the Boardwalk An Atlantic City Original 609-344-9063 Open 24 hours & 7 days per week

Ivan Kane’s Royal Jelly Burlesque Revel Resort 609-340-0003 Open Thursday - Sunday DJ’s, dancing & burlesque shows

Knife & Fork Atlantic & Pacific Ave. Open daily at 4:00 pm with Happy Hour (4:00 pm - 6:00 pm)

Le Grand Formage 25 Gordon’s Alley 609-347-2743 Live bands & DJ’s on weekends

Live Bar Golden Nugget 800-777-8477 Live bands & DJ’s www.goldennugget.com

Maloney’s Uptown 142 S. Tennessee Ave Thursday “College Night”

Melting Pot 2112 Atlantic Ave. 609-441-1100 Open daily until 10:00 pm Friday & Saturday until 11:00 pm

Missile Bar The Quarter @ Tropicana 609-348-2000 DJ Entertainment

MIXX Borgata, One Borgata Way Open Friday – Sunday DJ line-up www.theborgata.com

Mur.Mur Borgata Casino/Resort Open Friday, Saturday & Monday DJ line-up www.theborgata.com

Mussel Bar Revel 500 Boardwalk 609-225-9851 Over 150 bottled beers

Planet Rose Karaoke Bar The Quarter @ Tropicana 609-344-6565

Pic-a-Lilli Pub 231 S. Tennessee Ave 609-344-1113 Daily happy hours

Pool After Dark Harrahs Resort 777 Harrahs Blvd. Open Wednesday, Friday & Saturday www.harrahsresort.com

Pro-Bar Resorts Casino 13th Floor 609-340-7698 Alternative Lifestyle Nightlife venue

Providence Night Club The Quarter at Tropicana 609-345-7800 Open Thursday, Friday & Saturday

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Atlantic City’s Lori Sunshine is on the rise, and at a fast pace. This gorgeous, incredibly talented songstress has the total package. She is launching her “Sunshine on the Rise” promotional tour at the House of Blues - Foundation Room inside the Showboat Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey on January 26, 2013. Sunshine’s launch consists of an overseas tour, however, she remains true to her roots in South Jersey and continues to touch lives in all of her travels. Her passion and determination comes from the personal experiences she encountered throughout life and it certainly bleeds through in her performance and music. She believes in connecting with her fans and delivers authentic material straight from her heart. Her captivating presence along with her beauty and exuberant personality, keep her fans wanting more. Sunshine is no rookie to the music industry, the petite urban pop singer has toured and performed around the world in every venue from the coziest cafe to the most amazing amphitheaters. Some stops along the way have included: Russia, Europe and the United States, as well as performances on national television for many shows including the memorable Soul Train.

With her promotional tour kicked into gear, Sunshine started off locally when she performed live with her band last month for a toy drive hosted by Atlantic

City’s first lady, Nynell Langford and the famous NBA superstar, Shaquille O’ Neill. Then she assisted recording artist Estelle in a giving affair, and participated in South Jersey’s All Star Kick Ball Game (Artists vs. DJ’s) Toy Drive event hosted by Major Impact Entertainment. Sunshine has a power team that consists of her personal manager Jeff Watts (of Philadelphia, well known and reputable industry CEO), producer Madman of 609 Productions LLC (underground producer and songwriter), and music director Lonnie Smalls (multi-talented

instrumentalist). Going back to her roots, Sunshine’s rise to the top started with legendary production crew Full Force, business manager Burt Padell, and her previous record deal with DreamWorks Record Label. Although Sunshine’s music career is on the rise, she is also passionate and devoted to teaching. Her commitment to serving as a role model to her community and 31 first graders from Texas Avenue School in Atlantic City, NJ is commendable. While her schedule is jam packed, she makes no shortcuts and gives 110% to everything on her plate. One would think that it is virtually impossible to manage a teaching career, music career, interviews, studio sessions, training, rehearsals, and personal time with family. However, Sunshine proves that if you put your mind and heart into it, anything can be done successfully. Her foundation in God is what keeps her focused

and grounded, and she lives by the mantra, “You get out of life what you put into it.”

To follow this true ray of sunshine, you can find her on her web site at www.LoriLSunshine.com. To book Lori Sunshine, please contact [email protected].

See the advertisement promoting her upcoming performance in Atlantic City on page 11 of this week’s issue of the Society Page Magazine.

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Lori SunshineFeature Story

Atlantic City’s Own Up & Coming Superstar


Nightlife Listings(Continued)

Ri-Ra Irish Pub The Quarter @ Tropicana 609-348-8600 Open 7 days per week with late night happy hour specials

Scarduzio’s Showboat Casino www.showboatac.com

The Social Revel Hotel & Casino 500 Boardwalk 609-340-0003

Souzi The Pier Shoppes @ Caesars Casino Sushi & Saki Bar Daily Happy Hour 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Teplitzky’s The Chelsea Hotel 800-548-3030 www.thechelsea-ac.com

Tony’s Bar & Grill 2800 Atlantic Ave. 609-345-5766 An Atlantic City staple for pizza and cocktails. Bar open 24/7

Toga Bar Caesars Hotel & Casino 609-348-4411 Ultra lounge with bottle service The Wonder Bar 3701 Sunset Ave & Albany Ave Bridge 609-344-8888 Open 7 days per week Seasonal outdoor tiki bar

Brigantine:Cellar 32 32nd St & Revere Blvd 609-264-9463 Daily happy hour specials St. George’s Pub at Towne Center 609-266-1001 Open 24 hours, 7 days a week

Downbeach:

Johnny’s Café 9407 Ventnor Ave. Margate City Daily happy hour specials 609-822-1789

Maynard’s 9306 Amherst Ave. Margate A back-bay landmark Daily happy hour specials

Sofia’s 9314 Amherst Ave. Margate Live DJ Wednesday www.sofiaofmargate.com

South Jersey (Inland):

Anchorage 823 Bay Avenue, Somers Point 609-927-1776 Hours 10:00 am – 2:00 am Open 7 days a week Monday - Friday: Happy Hour Specials 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Bulldogs Bar & Grill 743 White Horse Pike, Galloway 609-965-4433 Open 7 days a week

Caroline’s by the Bay 450 Bay Avenue, Somers Point 609-927-9007 Open 7 days a week Outdoor deck (weather permitting)

Champps American Sports Bar & Restaurant 25 Rt 73, Marlton856-985-9333 www.champps.com

Chickie’s & Pete’s 6055 Black Horse Pike, EHT 609-272-1930 Sports Bar open 7 days a week www.chickiesandpetes.com

Dubliner Irish Pub 325 E Jimmie Leeds Rd Galloway 609-652-2210 Monday - Thursday with Happy Hour Specials 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm

JD’s Pub Smithville Town Center 609-404-9000 Daily Happy Hour 3:00 - 6:30 pm Open til 2:00 am


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DJ Sat-OneDJ Spotlight

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Society Page: How did you get started in the business?

Sat-One: I started out playing high school house parties in the beginning, but I got my big break through my childhood friend, DJ Kenny Meez. He gave me my first big room residency in 1997 at a Philly club called Evolution - during Philly’s Delaware Avenue days.

SP: What is the story behind your DJ name?

S-O: I grew up in the mid-80’s Hip-Hop culture, and in Philly it was everywhere. Kids in surrounding neighborhoods were either a B-Boy, MC or Graffiti Artist. I started out as a Graffiti Artist and later became a DJ, which a lot of Graff writers from Philly evolved to. And the name “SAT” is my mother’s initials, Susan Ann Thorpe, who passed away from lung

cancer a few years back, and the “One” is a graffiti thing we would do at the end of a word to show that we were the first to come up with that name.

SP: What do you like about performing in Atlantic City?

S-O: I like being able to play for many different types of people, with the crowd changing week by week. The music and nightclub scene is forever changing, which makes the job interesting and an on-going challenge for me.

SP: You’ve worked with a lot of celebrities. Who is your favorite to work with and why?

S-O: I like working with people I can learn from, who inspire me or makes me look at my craft in a different light. I had a great

opportunity to work with Jeff “DJ Jazzy Jeff” Townes for over a decade now. His constant evolution combined with undeniable talent keeps him at the top of the game.

SP: What do you think makes you different from other DJs in Atlantic City?

S-O: I like to tell a story with music when I play.

SP: You spin open format music, but what would be on your ideal playlist?

S-O: Wu Tang’s first album.

See DJ Sat-One every Tuesday and Saturday night at Dusk Nightclub in Atlantic City. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!


Feature Story

LAFAYETTE, CA, January 14, 2013 – UFC GYM®, the ultimate fitness destination and first major brand extension of the Ultimate Fighting Cham-pionship®, continues its worldwide expansion with the acquisition of LA Boxing®. UFC GYM looks to bring its ‘Train Different’ philosophy, which combines the best of traditional fitness with the innovation of mixed martial arts, to LA Boxing’s already established, elite facilities.

“The UFC GYM experience is second-to-none. Our gyms have incredible energy and through innovative programs members see amazing results,” says UFC President Dana White. “With this acquisition, we continue to grow our footprint as leaders in the global fitness industry.”

Founded in partnership with New Evolution Ventures, LLC, UFC GYM currently has five full-service facilities which average 35,000 square feet in California and Hawaii. It has also started selling membership for locations in New York Metro and Sydney, Australia which will open by April 2013. UFC GYM will begin to transform the boutique LA Boxing facilities, which average 5,000 square feet, to the UFC GYM format.

“The goal of UFC GYM when we launched it three years ago was to create a unique MMA-styled fitness experience for men, women and children that went far beyond the traditional workout,” says Mark Mastrov, Chairman of New Evolution Ventures. “We were drawn to LA Boxing based upon the similarities in our brand DNA. We are thrilled to partner with the exist-

ing LA Boxing team and their franchisees in expanding our shared vision worldwide.”

With the addition of the current 81 LA Boxing locations, UFC GYM will begin to franchise this new model of boutique clubs while preserving the character and guiding principles of its brand. Franchisees will have the unique opportunity to own and operate the new UFC GYM franchise model across the US and the globe.

“Our new partnership will build upon LA Boxing’s growth over the past 10 years in boxing, kickboxing and MMA. We will grow the franchise in the US and internationally benefiting current LA Boxing franchises, their staff, trainers, and members,” said Anthony Geisler, President of UFC Gym Franchise. “The partnership will enable UFC GYM to continue to provide a superior workout experience at a great value and will add even more ben-efits for current members and franchisees.”

Local franchisee Ryan McEvoy, owner of two locations in South Jersey, was happy about the news, “We are extremely excited to be a part of the UFC organization. Details are coming quickly about how and when the change over to the new UFC Gym will occur at our current LA Boxing locations in Cherry Hill and Turnersville.”

What a great way to kickoff 2013 bringing the UFC to South Jersey.

Rebranding of LA Boxing Facilities To UFC Gyms

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Weekly Column

By Darnell Hicks

Nerdz Of Wisdom

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#8 - Honey Smacks (formerly Sugar Smacks)

The way it was: As a child, eating a bowl of sugar smacks was equivalent to an adult drinking 4 Starbuck’s Lattes, 2 Red Bulls and a gallon of Mountain Dew! Those Sweet Styrofoam bits were enough to keep you jumping on the couch all day.

The way it is: Originally named Sugar Smacks, Kelloggs renamed this cereal Honey Smacks in the late 80’s, only to later drop the Honey in the mid 90’s calling it simply Smacks. So what is it called now? That’s right, Honey Smacks. Trust me, we’re just as confused.

A fond memory: Who can forget Dig-Em? This legendary frog was not only the coolest mascot ever, but his signature “hat to the side” opened a new door for urban expression across the US. Music artist such as Eminem and 50 Cent owe a lot to this Hip Hop Icon (no pun intended).

Today’s reality: Honey Smacks still has an underground following, but it’s popularity has decreased since the 80’s and 90’s.

#7 - Count Chocula

The way it was: Count Chocula was one of the few monsters growing up we weren’t afraid of. Let’s face it, instead of wanting to suck our blood he offered us a delicious chocolate flavored cereal loaded with marshmallow bats. Not to mention his partner was a flamboyant drag-monster named Franken Berry.

The way it is: General Mills has revamped their Count Chocula formula throughout the years. Although many children today enjoy it’s signature Chocolaty taste, some veteran Count Chocula eaters aren’t as pleased. One YouTuber wrote, “Now it’s all puffy with a Cap’n Crunch texture. It sucks. It was better the way it was before.”

A fond memory: After finishing our Count Chocula cereal, every child knew that chocolate milk was waiting for us at the bottom. Breaking every rule of breakfast table etiquette, we would pick up our bowl and start slurping away.

Today’s reality: Although Boo Berry & Franken Berry are still in circulation, Count Chocula seems to be the lone survivor of his monster counterparts. I guess blue ghosts

and pink monsters just aren’t “Hip” anymore.

#6 - Apple Jacks

The way it was: The name “Apple Jacks” was a parent trap. For us children knew that it tasted more like Halloween candy than any healthy fruit. Nevertheless, our mothers let us eat it anyway because she thought it was nutritious since it had “apple” in the title.

The way it is: According to Kelloggs, Apple Jacks is a crunchy, sweetened multi-grain cereal with apple and cinnamon. But a friend of mine describes them as “little orange radioactive O’s with an acne problem.”

A fond memory: Cereal boxes had many practical uses as a child. I was recently told about someone who remembers using his Apple Jacks box as a fort to hide from his sister sitting across the table.

Today’s reality: The gig is up. Parents now realize eating a bowl of Apple Jacks is not the same as eating an apple. Even though it’s a good source of vitamin C, Niacin and Iron, it’s also packed with sugar (loading it with calories).

#5 - Lucky Charms

The way it was: “Everyone is always after me Lucky Charms.” You’re damn right we were Lucky. But we didn’t care about those little toasted bits, we just wanted the marshmallows. Loaded with sugar and bright colors, this cereal was a child magnet.

The way it is: The “Lucky” character has been a pot of gold for General Mills since his creation in 1963. For over 40 years, children have been chasing this elusive Leprechaun all across the world in pursuit of his addictive “illegal marshmallow” substance.

A fond memory: My cousin remembers emptying a box of Lucky Charms on the kitchen table as a child in order to seek out all of the marshmallows, place them back in the box and throwing out the rest. Needless to say, my aunt gave him the spanking of a lifetime.

Today’s reality: Originally there were pink hearts, yellow moons, orange stars and green clovers. More recently, blue diamonds, purple horseshoes, red balloons and yellow keys have been added. What’s next? Teal Rabbit Feet and Golden Brass knuckles?

South Jersey’s Favorite Childhood Cereals

Remember going to the grocery store as a child and hearing mom say, “pick out a box of cereal.” Those words were music to our ears! But this was NEVER a simple decision. I mean, how can a kid choose between Cap’n Crunch Berries or Count Chocula? Seriously. Did we select the cereal with the cool toy inside or the one loaded with sugar? We recently did a survey and asked people for their feedback. So let’s countdown your top 8 favorite childhood cereals growing up.

Next week we will feature the final four of Childhood Cereals...Can you guess ahead of time which ones they are?

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How Do YOU Party?Send pictures of your night out in Atlantic City, Philadelphia and throughout Southern New Jersey. Go to our web site to send us your photos. Make sure you tell us the name of the venue and the names of all of the people in the picture.

Jo-Jo’s Italian Grille Black Horse Pike & Main St. Pleasantville609-646-8332 Daily Happy Hour 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm www.jojositaliangrille.com

Library III 6605 Black Horse Pike EHT 609-645-7655 Live Music Tuesday - Sunday

Tailgaters 337 White Horse Pike Galloway 609-804-9000 Sports bar, pool tables & daily Happy Hour

Testa’s Good Guys Pub 5698 Somers Pt.-Mayslanding Rd

Mays Landing609-625-1926 DJ every Friday and Saturday

The Landmark Americana 1 Mullica Hill RdGlassboro 856-863-6600 Party Nerdz Host Thursdays www.landmarkamericana.comSee our ad on page 3

Top Dog America’s Bar & Grill 2310 Rt. 70 West, Cherry Hill 856-486-1001 Hottest Tuesday night dance party

Gentlemen’s Clubs:

A.C. Dolls 2600 Pacific Ave

Atlantic City 609-345-2236

Babes Gentlemen’s Club137-139 Pacific Ave Atlantic City, 609-344-3334

Bare Exposure 2303 Pacific AveAtlantic City, 609-449-0999

Crazy Horse 201 Delilah Rd Pleasantville, 609-383-0666

Delilah’s Gentlemen’s Club 2405 Pacific AveAtlantic City, 609-344-5000

Hott Spot6032 Black Horse Pike

Mays Landing 609-652-0800

Platinum Playground 7685 Black Horse Pike Hammonton 609-704-7041


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Cocktail CornerMeet one of Atlantic City’s hottest bartenders...

The Supper Club

Nightlife Listings (Continued)

Philadelphia

Chickie & Pete’s1526 Packer Avenue Philadelphia (215) 218-0500

Lit Ultra Bar460 North 2nd Street Philadelphia, PA (215) 238-0170

North Bowl909 N. 2nd Street Philadelphia(215) 238-2695

Recess125 South 2nd Street Philadelphia (215) 351-9026

Rumor1500 Sansom Street Philadelphia(215) 988-0777

SoundGarden Hall520 N Columbus Blvd Philadelphia [email protected]

The Roxxy939 North Delaware Avenue Philadelphia(215) 931-0101

Vango Lounge116 South 18th Street Philadelphia (215) 568-1020

Whisper1712 Walnut Street Philadelphia(215) 735-6700

Zee Bar100 Spring Garden Street(215) 922-2994

Marley Pfeffer

Marley Pfeffer is the bartender from the Pro Bar at Resorts Casino, the only LGBT night-club in a casino anywhere.

She has guest bartended all over the coun-try at various places. Marley was named the “Sexiest”, “Most Personable, and “Best Over-all” bartender in South Jersey 2012. She was nominated for the best bartender of 2013. In addition to serving a very loyal crowd of regulars every weekend, she also performs onstage and on the bar by singing, dancing and entertaining. She has a large array of concoctions she has invented herself such as the “MarleyRita.”

MarleyRita:• Gold Tequila• Grand Mariner• Equal parts of sour mix, cranberry juice, orange juice and pineapple juice• Splash of Grenadine• Shaken and poured into a salt & sugar rimmed glass over ice or in a martini glass

By: Kelly Horn

he first edition of “The Supper Club.” We made it through the holiday season - a girls’ Xmas dinner at the Chart House and Novita Bistro for Philly restaurant week.

e decided to go to Dos Caminos at Harrahs in Atlantic City for this final outing of the month. Since it was a Tuesday in the dead of winter, a reservation wasn’t necessary. We showed up to the restaurant and there was plenty of seating. It was very dark in both color and lighting, exactly the kind of restaurant I prefer. There were in-teresting paintings on the wall, along with “Day of the Dead” memorabilia. Sugar skulls lined the bar. While waiting for Jen to meet us, Maria and I sat at the bar and looked over the drink menu which was heavy with tequila. Maria got the frozen prickly pear margarita which she loved and I got a Patron Paloma, which was tequila mixed with muddled grapefruit and grapefruit soda. It was delicious and went down too easy.

inner started with an endless basket of tortilla chips. These were really good and salty. I prefer these over the bland chips you find a lot of the times at Mexican restaurants. These came with a trio of salsas for dipping: mild green, medium red, and a yellow hot. Big surprise, I stuck with the mild. On their menu taking up a large piece of real estate is the guacamole suggestion. For $12 you get a bowl for two people to share. We split it between the three of us, and it was enough because we had the dipping sauces. I ordered the Chipotle Beef Brisket Enchi-ladas. This wasn’t marked as spicy, but it was right at the end of my spicy threshold. The beef was falling apart tender and it had a lot of flavor. I wanted something on the side so I ordered the Mexican Street Corn. This was amazing and I highly recommend getting this. It was corn on the cob roasted and slathered in spices and cheese. It was also beautifully presented with a braided husk. The three entrees we ordered all came with rice and beans that were served family style. The portion was enough for one person though, and it was just your standard fair. I was much more interested in the corn! The portions were on the smaller side, but the prices weren’t jacked up either. The entrees ran between 14 and 28 dollars.

f course, I saved room for dessert. What kind of reviewer would I be if I didn’t? I started with coffee with cajeta, which is a Mexican confection of thickened syrup usually made of sweetened caramelized milk. It was different and not overpoweringly sweet. I like my coffee to still taste like coffee. Jen got the banana split, which she said was really good and Maria and I split the tres leche cake, which was served with fruit, homemade whipped cream, and this amazing punch of passion fruit sorbet. I could have just eaten that by itself. So yes, I definitely recom-mend Dos Caminos. The food is good and the atmosphere isn’t bright and loud. Meg’s up for February’s pick!

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ATLANTIC CITY & CAPE MAY COMMUNITY TO UNITE TO FIGHT CANCERAmerican Cancer Society Relay For Life Kicks Off in Atlantic and Cape May Counties with a Relay Rally

WHAT: Atlantic and Cape May County community members will unite at a Relay Rally to officially launch their 2013 Relay For Life season. Hundreds of participants will ring in the new season with a rally that educates everyone on how their involvement benefits the Ameri-can Cancer Society’s goal to save lives and create more birthdays. Money raised will fight cancer by helping people stay well and get well, by finding cures, and by fighting back. Rally activities will include displays by each local Relay committee, face painting, luminaria, music, and door prizes. The Amplay games and take turns circling around a track “relay” style to raise funds and fight cancer. The event opens as cancer survivors lead the way around the track and are honored with the Survivor Lap. As the sun begins to set, the warm glow of hundreds of luminaria light the field in an emotional silent ceremony. Each bag lit is in honor of a loved one who won the fight against cancer or in remembrance of a special someone who lost their battle. The American Cancer Society Relay For Life represents hope in that those lost to cancer will not be forgotten, that those who face cancer will be supported, and that one day, cancer will be eliminated.

Started in 1985, Relay For Life began with one man who circled around a track for 24 hours raising $27,000. This year, Relay For Life has grown to more than 5,200 communities and more than 25 countries worldwide.

WHO: Dozens of families, caregivers, cancer survivors, schools, local organizations, individuals, and the American Cancer Society.

WHEN: Sunday, January 27th from 11am-1pm

WHERE: Hamilton Mall, Mays Landing, NJ, Center Court

HOW: To join Relay For Life in your community call 1-800-227-2345 or visit www.relayforlife.org.

About The American Cancer SocietyThe American Cancer Society combines an unyielding passion with nearly a century of experience to save lives and end suffering from cancer. As a global grassroots force of more than three million volunteers, we fight for every birthday threatened by every cancer in every community. We save lives and help people stay well by preventing cancer or detecting it early; being a support system for them during and after a cancer diagnosis; finding cures through investment in groundbreaking discovery; fighting back by rallying lawmakers to pass laws to defeat cancer; and by rallying communities worldwide to join the fight. As the nation’s largest non-governmental investor in cancer research, contributing about $3.4 billion, we turn what we know about cancer into what we do. As a result, more than 11 million people in America who have had cancer and countless more who have avoided it will be celebrating birthdays this year. To learn more about us or to get help, call us any time, day or night, at 1.800.227.2345 or visit cancer.org.

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Upcoming Concerts In Atlantic CityJanuary 26, 2013Time: 9:00 PMVenue: Caesars CasinoAddress: Atlantic City, NJ 08401Price: $95

Heart Live in Atlantic City, NJ on January 26, 2013 at Caesars Casino

One of the biggest bands of the 70s and 80s, Heart, will be performing for one night only in Atlantic City! After their debut album, Dreamboat Annie, was released in 1976, America immediately fell for the Seattle girl-fronted rock band. Singles “Crazy On You” and “Magic Man” became hits and left fans wanting more.

Call 1-866-881-5373 for Tickets to Heart at Caesars in Atlantic City. Ann and Nancy Wilson will perform all of there major hits.

Heart fulfilled their wish with the release of Little Queen and another hit single with “Barracuda.” Heart began to fade away in the early 80s, but quickly bounced back with their self-titled 1985 album that went straight to #1 in the charts. Influencing artists such as Pat Benatar, Heart will forever go down in rock history for breaking the mold and proving that girls can rock just as hard as boys.

January 26, 2013Time: 7:30 PMVenue: Boardwalk Hall Address: Atlantic City, NJ 08401Price: $169

Miranda Lambert & Dierks Bentley Live in Atlantic City at Boardwalk Hall January 26, 2013

I can’t wait for this concert! Miranda Lambert has burst onto the Country Music Scene in recent years and has already won a Gram-my Award in 2011 for Best Female Vocal Performance and has also won several Country Music and Academy of Country Music Awards.

Miranda Lambert is beautiful, she is also tough, this combination, combined with amazing talent sets the bar really high for success. Hear Fan favorite songs like: White Liar, The House That Built Me, Only Prettier, Dead Flowers in Atlantic City at the Borgata June 10, 2011.

Tickets are on sale now for Miranda Lambert & Dierks Bentley in Atlantic City - Call the AC Ticket Guys at 1-866-881-5373 for the best seats at the best prices!

January 26, 2013Time: 9:00 PMVenue: Golden NuggetAddress: Atlantic City, NJ 08401Price: $129

Dwight Yoakam Live in Atlantic City on January 26, 2013

Country musician Dwight Yoakam takes the Jersey Shore by storm, performing live in the grand ballroom showroom at the Golden Nugget Casino Hotel in Atlantic City, NJ. Don’t miss these Dwight Yoakam fan favorite songs live: Things Change, Pocket of a Clown, Streets of Bakersfield, Little Sister, Suspicious Minds, Turn It On, Turn It Up, Turn Me Loose, Please Please Baby, It Only Hurts When I Cry, Guitars, Cadillacs, A Thousand Miles From Nowhere to name a few.

Dwight Yoakam Atlantic City Ticket Hotline 1-866-881-5373.

Some cool facts about Dwight: He was born in Kentucky, was inducted in the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame, he dated Bridget Fonda and sexy Sharon Stone. He is a vegitarian and has won two Grammy awards, graduated from Ohio State University.

January 26, 2013Time: 9:00 PMVenue: Borgata Music BoxAddress: Atlantic City, NJ 08401Price: $99

Rick Springfield Live in Atlantic City, NJ on Saturday 1/26/2013

Women go crazy for Rick Springfield, it all began as a Soap Opra actor converted into a Rock N Roll musician in the 1980’s. The main stream Top 40 hit “Jessies Girl” is one of the most memo-rable songs of the 1980’s!

Cool Fact: Did you know his real name was Richard Lewis Springthorpe?

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