Escort France - What You Need to Know About France’s Professional Companions
France’s escort scene is about real connection, not fantasy. Discover what professional companions in Paris and beyond truly offer-and the quiet standards they uphold.
Author: Arlo Braxton
Historic Escorts: Mary Baker & Alta Roberts and the Hidden Lives of Early Sex Workers
Mary Baker and Alta Roberts were two of the most influential sex workers in 19th-century Paris. Their strategies, independence, and defiance shaped the hidden economy of escorting that still echoes today.
Trump Pushes Ellison to Revive 'Rush Hour' Franchise Amid Cultural Shift in Hollywood
President Donald J. Trump is pushing Oracle’s Larry Ellison to revive the 'Rush Hour' franchise, signaling a broader cultural shift in Hollywood under his second term, with Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. Discovery at the center of the move.
Deion Sanders Takes Responsibility as Colorado Falls to 3-8 After 42-17 Loss to Arizona State
Deion Sanders accepted full responsibility after Colorado’s 42-17 loss to Arizona State, dropping to 3-8 and risking its worst season since 2022. Fans, finances, and future are all on the line ahead of the final game against Kansas State.
UConn Edges Michigan 72-69 in Thrilling Hall of Fame Showdown
UConn edged Michigan 72-69 in a thrilling Hall of Fame Showcase, as Azzi Fudd scored 31 points and Sarah Strong grabbed 20 rebounds to hold off a late Wolverines rally in Uncasville, Connecticut.
Georgia Climbs to No. 4, Oklahoma Jumps to No. 8 in CFP Rankings as Playoff Race Tightens
Georgia climbs to No. 4 and Oklahoma surges to No. 8 in the 2025 CFP rankings, as Ohio State, Indiana, and Texas A&M hold the top three spots. The playoff race tightens with just weeks left in the regular season.
Fajardo’s 55th-Minute Goal Sends Panama to Top of World Cup Qualifying Group
José Fajardo's 55th-minute goal gave Panama a 1-0 win over El Salvador in a pivotal 2026 World Cup qualifier, sparking a run that secured their second-ever World Cup appearance—only the second Central American nation to do so consecutively.
George Springer Exits World Series Game 3 With Right Side Injury, Threatens Blue Jays' Chances
George Springer exited Game 3 of the 2025 World Series with right side discomfort, raising fears of an oblique strain. The Blue Jays' offensive leader, tied to the Astros' 2017 scandal, was booed relentlessly at Dodger Stadium as Toronto fell behind 2-1.
Ajay Mitchell's 19-Point Surge Powers Thunder in Summer League Loss
Ajay Mitchell tallied 19 points and eight assists in the Thunder's 86‑82 Summer League loss to the Jazz, boosting his case for a larger NBA role after a new three‑year extension.
Aroldis Chapman signs $13.3M extension, hails Red Sox chemistry
Aroldis Chapman inks a $13.3M extension with the Boston Red Sox, praising clubhouse chemistry and securing his elite closer role through 2026.