March 28, 2000 02:59am
A Nude Dr. Laura to Star Again on clublove.com
Source: clublove.com
by: Company Press Release
(SEATTLE, WA) -- Seth Warshavsky Revives Sexy 'Dirty Dozen' Photos To Support Gay Rights Protesters. Sexy nude photos taken of Dr. Laura Schlessinger by a boyfriend when she was married to another man were restored to the Internet today by clublove.com in a show of solidarity with the gay rights community.
Clublove.com first displayed the ``dirty dozen'' photos of the controversial radio talk show hostess in 1998 after obtaining them from her ex-boyfriend, retired Los Angeles radio talk show host Bill Ballance. After first denying that the photos taken in the 1970s were of her, Schlessinger eventually admitted they were real but said that she had changed her lifestyle and should not be blamed for past errors in judgment.
Schlessinger zoomed back into the news recently when she began calling homosexuality a ``biological error'' and ``deviant'' causing gay rights activists to attack her and Paramount Pictures, which plans to bring the controversial radio host to television this fall. After first appearing to want to appease the gay community, Schlessinger then stiffened her position and has refused to back down from her condemnation of homosexuality.
``Since Dr. Laura has seen fit to launch a scurrilous attach on an entire section of the world's population we thought it was a good idea to remind everyone of what a hypocrite she really is,'' said Seth Warshavsky, President of Internet Entertainment Group, which operates clublove.com. ``In a show of solidarity we will offer our members the chance to voice their own opinion about Dr. Laura through clublove.com, and we'll forward their comments to her and to Paramount.'' He said people who want to see the Dr. Laura nudes can get a free one-week membership to clublove.com.
``We will also show our members the thoughtful comments of other people who have expressed outrage or concern over Schlessinger's behavior. We think people will be interested to hear remarks by observers such as Mike Downey of the Los Angeles Times, who says ''Dr. Screwy is being rewarded for the very kid of comments that Paramount might fire or demote another employee for making,`` said Mr. Warshavsky.
Internet Entertainment Group is a Seattle-based Web content provider and Internet e-commerce development company.
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