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television Reality Show Aims Its Cameras at Las Vegas Strippers

Reality show manufacturers hope to capture the gritty life of Las Vegas strippers in a brand new planned series for TLC

Reality TV 's been around for the time that is long; following the daily lives of bored, rich housewives, teen moms, New Jersey guidos and guidettes, and ridiculously rich and talentless celebutantes. We've seen women within the act of providing delivery, appearing, at least, to own sex, and people getting arrested. But we have not seen the actual backstage life of the women who strip for a living in Las Vegas, Nevada; a lifestyle that is glamorous or demeaning, depending on who you talk to about it.

Capturing the Stripper Lifestyle

Until now, that is. Two truth show manufacturers state they wish to enter The Horse (formerly understood as The Crazy Horse Too) a well-known strip joint located near enough to the Las vegas, nevada Strip to be known to many of the bachelor and Asian tourist crowd and create a show for the epicenter of everything reality, TLC, in the next few months. TLC, you might recall, may be the home base for shows like 'young children and Tiaras,' 'Honey Boo Boo,' 'Hoarders Buried Alive,' and their latest entry in the crazy to crazier market, 'Extreme Cougar Wives.' A real possibility show about the lives of vegas strippers would perfectly seem to blend with that roster.

Darren Maddern, whose credits include the long-defunct 'The Gossip Show with Downtown Julie Brown,' and Edward Barbini of 'Dirty work' fame will be the two producers hoping to make it rain with what they refer to as a 'reality docudrama.' They are going to need certainly to produce a new las vegas niche in a town that has clearly lent itself to reality TV the way in which politicians lend themselves to sex scandals these times.

10Mth Tourists at Las Vegas' Eiffel Tower Greeted by Showgirls, Celebs

Two Brits in Vegas to get hitched got baguettes, berets and some excitement for being the 10 visitors that are millionth the Eiffel Tower at the Paris Hotel and Casino.

Martin Layton and his fiancee Sarah Connell came all the method from the UK to be married in Las Vegas; absolutely nothing particularly uncommon about that, of course. What made their escapade unique, nevertheless, was becoming the visitors that are 10,000,000th the Las Vegas' Eiffel Tower at the Paris Hotel, replete with dancing girls and celebrities.

Entertainers On Hand

Not just showgirls greeted the couple that is surprised American Idol winner and now Las Vegas performer Taylor Hicks, the cast of the Jersey Boys, and, the inescapable mime had been also on hand to congratulate the delighted duo, Vegas-style.

It had been old-school Vegas showmanship, but it nevertheless tickled the engaged Brits.

'Here we are,' said Martin Layton. 'I nevertheless can not believe it.'

Mind you, along with it just a hop, skip and a jump across the Pond, these two have been to the real Eiffel Tower in Paris. But no one during the one in France made them feel this special. In fact, like some kookie 1960s episode of 'Candid Camera', the Paris advertising team was actually waiting and watching for # 10M to enter (since the property's opening in 1999), so they could pounce.

Followed by Marketing

Naturally, they had to create their marks up, so as the few stepped onto the Tower's elevator, the marketing team used, pretending to be shooting a video clip marketing promotion and asking the couple if they would mind being interviewed for it.