She’s stunning, even in sweats. But Leilani Burkhead’s got her work cut out for her. It’s 9 p.m. on a weeknight, time to hit the stage at Atlanta’s Magic City strip club. She slips out of her sweats and half-jokingly mumbles something about getting geared up to work the room. It’s an about-face from a few years ago when money rained down on dancers at this and other Atlanta adult-entertainment clubs like free-flowing Dom Perignon. Like the rest of the economy, adult dance clubs feel the pinch. The sluggish economy and closer police scrutiny have put about a dozen out of business in the past decade. And the regular patrons aren’t so regular anymore. [See & Read More]

Any true 90's child knows: Back in the day, there was no hotter girl next door than Boy Meets World's Topanga. Sadly, when the show ended, actress Danielle Fishel didn't really do much in the entertainment industry for the ten years that followed - she did go to university, however, and actually just recently graduated with a degree in Psychology. Luckily for us all, though, Fishel is about to come back into all of our lives in the best way possible: A spin-off of Boy Meets World, titled Girl Meets World, for the Disney Channel, which will follow Topanga and Cory (Ben Savage)'s young daughter Riley (Rowan Blanchard). [See & Read More]

It's a sad day in Laker Land. Dr. Jerry Buss, the longtime owner of the Los Angeles Lakers who looked on as his team won 10 NBA championships on his watch, died earlier today at the age of 80. Although no official cause of death has been announced yet, Bob Steiner, who served as an assistant for Buss, confirmed his death. Buss had reportedly been fighting a battle against cancer recently. R.I.P. Dr. Buss. Laker Land just won't be the same without you.

Steve Stoute's career in music was unprecedented—he did it all from managing Nas to producing chart-smashing albums at Interscope. And since making the transition to advertising in the early 2000s, Stoute's career has continued to blossom. He launched in his own firm, Translation, in 2004 and four years later, he partnered with Jay-Z to co-found Translation Advertising. It has worked on campaigns with major companies like State Farm and Coca-Cola, among others. And this month, Stoute officially added another award to his wall. Ad Age named him the executive of the year, recognizing how well he's married the worlds of advertising and music. [Read More]