The Bleu Party

Michigan's only premier Gentlemen's Club and Rush Communique is featuring hosts MAXIM Hometown Hotties FINALIST Tiffany Stone and Lingerie Football League RB Chicago Bliss Jamie Cloud on SATURDAY August 29th. Dragon Bleu Vodka will be the feature drink with specials all night long!! Penthouse was voted Best in Detroit for 2009, so trust me you won't be disappointed!!

While your there, you can enjoy Dragon Bleu Vodka ALL night long, Premier Cigars, Executive Bottle Service, Five Star Cuisine (w/ carryout service), 10 50" Plasma TV's (stadium viewing everywhere), State of the Art Sound and Lighting System, Sky Suite, Elevator Service to the Top Floor, Secure Valet Parking, Custom Flying Choppers & Much, Much, More!!!

So please come out and support Penthouse, Rush Communique, Tiffany Stone, Jamie Cloud and Dragon Bleu Vodka! :)

Start Time:	Saturday, August 29, 2009 at 9:00pm
End Time:	Sunday, August 30, 2009 at 5:45pm
Location:	Penthouse Getleman's Club
Street:	20771 W. Eight Mile
City/Town:	Detroit, MI

25th Annual Toyo Tires NHRA Nationals

I can't wait till this weekend! It is going to be one of the most intense races this season! I hope that everyone can make it!! Championship Drag Racing is the fastest, most unbelievably intense sensory experience in all motorsports. This is where high performance meets powerful excitement, where every car is a rocket and every ticket is a pit pass. With unprecedented speed and access to drivers, it is like no other sport on Earth! For complete details, visit http://.nhra.com Coming to the event at Maple Grove Raceway in Reading, PA? Stop by the Toyo Tires big rig to meet Ana Garcia and Tiffany Stone on August 22 and 23, and get an autographed and check out the custom cars!

Smooth and Creamy

So, I was reading Yahoo! and I noticed that they did some research on chocolate :) So here is the rundown of all the chocolates that they had tasted that day... mmmm! After ready this I was so hungry for some CHOCOLATE!!!!

Milk chocolate gets dismissed as the immature younger sibling of dark chocolate, but we are not ashamed of loving it. When good, milk chocolate melts on the tongue like butter. Serious Eats tried ten brands of old-fashioned milk chocolate to see which were the best and which tasted like stale Halloween candy.

Best Overall
While Switzerland is probably a really nice country to visit, you could still be pretty satisfied just eating its Lindt bar ($2.69 for 3.5 ounces) from afar. Smooth and creamy, without tasting too rich, it's what you want in a milk chocolate bar. There's no weird notes or whiffs of anything off-tasting—it's just chocolate done right.
lindtusa.com

Another favorite was the Deutschland chocolate bar, Ritter Sport ($2.50 for 3.5 ounces). The four-by-four pattern of little chocolate pegs is very satisfying. Each of the sixteen squares is smooth, sweet but not too sweet, and easy to break off and share.
ritter-sport.com

Honorable Mention
There was something subtly almondy or cinnamony about the Ghirardelli ($2.29 for 3 ounces) that kind of worked. While the ingredients didn't list anything to match these suspicions, the intriguing smidge of flavor complemented the classic milk chocolate taste.
ghirardelli.com

Most Butter-Like
According to confectionery literature, good chocolate should melt on the tongue like butter, and this one did—or, hypothetically, how we imagine throwing a stick of golden fat on our tongues would be like. Imported from Belgium, the Trader Joe's brand ($1.79 for three 1.75 ounce bars) is not only cheap but enjoyably smooth and melty.
traderjoes.com

Best Organic
Paul Newman did so much for the food world, from egg-binging to soy crisp development. What a man. And of all the organic brands we tasted, Newman's Own Organics ($2.99 for 2.25 ounces) was by far the most edible. Luscious and moderately gooey, it was the right amount of sweet with a tiny hit of salt.
newmansownorganics.com/food_chocolate

Most Like Stale Halloween Candy
From the first whiff, we could identify this one. Whether it was the memories of "Fun Size" Halloween candy bars or those powdery instant cocoa packets, this was clearly Nestle ($1.59 for 5 ounces). Though more fake chocolate-tasting than chocolate-tasting, maybe we're fine with that. Nostalgia is a powerful thing.
nestle.com

Most Like Dark Chocolate
Both Dagoba ($2.79 for 2 ounces) and Whole Foods 365 Brand ($2.49 for 3 ounces) pulled off the grainy bitterness that dark chocolate fans will appreciate. Are they ashamed of being milk chocolate? A little identity crisis here.
dagobachocolate.com; wholefoodsmarket.com

Most All-Around Funky Tasting
Whoa, there. For being the most expensive bar we tried, Green & Black's ($3.99 for 3.5 ounces) was a huge disappointment. Was that beef jerky? Something in there was bizarrely tangy and threw off the whole experience. More power to the company for using fair trade, genetically-unmodified, organically-grown cocoa, but this chocolate just ain't good.
greenandblacks.com

Most Belongs on a Graham Cracker
As long as there are campfires and microwaves, there will be Hershey's ($1.99 for 4.4 ounces). Though gritty and chalky in bar form, it transforms into a magical ooze when multiplied by intense heat, graham crackers, and marshmallows.
hersheys.com

The Russell Bazaar Center

A world of shops with more than 150 specialty stores offering unique designerwear, jewelry, hand-made arts and crafts, housewares, food, gifts, bath and beauty products all under one roof. The Russell Bazaar is based on street markets found all over the world, except the Russell Bazaar is under one roof. It provides a terrific experience for shoppers and gives local artists, craftspeople, and many other types of small businesses a low-cost “storefront” in a lively environment. It’s generating excitement, jobs and economic opportunity at the same time. OnTheList.tv took a walk through to meet some interesting people and trust me... there were some interesting ones out there! I loved everything that we seen that day... especially the musician playing something nice for us to hear! Check out the video from that day!

The Russell Bazaar is located in the historic Russell Industrial Center, seven interconnected buildings designed by Albert Kahn and finished in 1925 on a 25-acre site near I-75 and I-94 in Detroit. Kefallinos purchased the Center in 2003 to create a community for small companies in creative industries. At the same time he saw an opportunity to build a unique shopping and entertainment destination for families that captures the unique creative and industrial spirit of Detroit and gives it a festive, international flair.

Real Detroit Weekly

So guess what?! I made it on the cover of Real Detroit Weekly for their annual HOT ISSUE! I can't believe it! Man was that day 'hot'! Of course we had to do something that showed what Detroit is all about! Josh Band, Karri Farris and Angela McBride did an amazing job to make this shot, well what else... look HOT! You can pick it up anywhere in the Metro Detroit area or check it out online at www.realdetroitweekly.com! Once again... thank you for all the support and love throughout the years! :)