A Queens madam has been arrested for allegedly living the high life at the expense of naive Korean girls. Responding to ads in Korean newspapers for nail technician work, the women were forced into prostitution by Jin Hua Cui, and threatened to tell their families they were prostitutes or "have Chinese gangs kill them" if they didn't cooperate. The women were brought to two brothels disguised as nail salons in Long Island, one which advertised a "Stimulus Plan." more ›

The latest dose of scandal served up to Alex Rodriguez in what has already been a long year comes from Kirstin Davis, who claims that she knew the slugger "personally and professionally" over the years. Friends and associates of the madam, who has claimed that Eliot Spitzer was once a client, say that the slugger pursued her with zeal while also taking advantage of the services of women who worked for her as a client. more ›

Kristen Davis, the Manhattan madam who was busted for running a prostitution ring, has a new book—available online—that details her various johns. And the Daily News reports on how she characterized a very famous one: Former governor Eliot Spitzer. Spitzer, fake name "James," was a steady client ("at least once a week") between 2004 and 2006, but she when "the complaints began coming in hot and heavy" about him "getting rough and too aggressive with the girls - repeatedly pressuring them to do things they didn't want to do," Davis declined his business. Especially because he was a "real weasel about" not wearing a condom, which confirms (ew) the federal wiretap conversations between another prostitution ring's booker and Ashley Dupre about Spitzer being "difficult." more ›

The 23-year-old woman who helped run the prostitution ring that counted former governor Eliot Spitzer as a customer is pleading guilty to money laundering charges. more ›