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Oregon Encyclopedia reports that she and her  third husband, fellow burlesquer John Becker, purchased the since-demolished Capitol Theatre on SW 4th Street in 1952 . Their local competitor—the Star Theater—gave top marquee billing to Becker’s ex-wife, Maybelle Anderson, a.k.a. Arabella Andre, who Star owner Betty Roth, a.k.a. Candy Renee, brought to town from San Francisco.  Life and  Billboard magazines reported on the drama that ensued: Anderson faked an acid attack on Storm and assaulted Becker in downtown Portland...

Aren't we all way beyond being shocked by sexual fetishes simply because they exist? Haven't we all stopped thinking, Ohmigod! That's a guy in drag! or Ohmigod! That's a dominatrix! or Ohmigod! She's tattooed! or having any kind of reaction to body piercing, which no longer even qualifies as a fetish, except when practiced on body areas we are unlikely to see, anyway.

Legendary burlesque dancer Tempest Storm lived for the stage, says friend The globe-trotting, world famous striptease dancer — known as “the last queen of burlesque” — died at her Las Vegas home on Wednesday, the Washington Post reports. She was 93.  Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: Apr 22, 2021 5:56 PM ET | Last Updated: April 23 Tempest Storm — known as 'the last queen of burlesque' — died Wednesday at the age of 93. She's pictured here in 2003 performing at the Miss Exotic World Pageant in Helendale, Calif.(David McNew/Getty Images)

'She was a movie star': Eastman remembers the life of former burlesque dancer Tempest Storm Former burlesque dancer Tempest Storm died this week in Las Vegas, and even though she led a racy life, the small town in Dodge County remembers her fondly. Author: Suzanne Lawler (WMAZ) Updated: 6:40 PM EDT April 23, 2021 EASTMAN, Ga. — You don't hear the term "burlesque dancers" too much these days, but back in the 1950s, '60s, and '70s, Tempest Storm commanded a lot of attention. She was born in Eastman, but left home to pursue Hollywood dreams at the age of 14. Tem...

Join Fly, Cicadas, Fly I was reminded this week of why I dislike the warmer months of the year so much (in addition to the fact that they’re warmer). I found a big spider on my kitchen counter. He was just sitting there, not even bothered by my presence, as if he were waiting for me to make something to eat so he could crawl on it. But I’ll take that over swarms of flying insects. I saw all those “killer bees” movies when I was a kid. 2021 marks the year that the cicadas come back. Like bell bottom jeans and other things we don’t really need to see again, they return every once in...