The dancers try out their new club.
Ginger is searching for her ideal man.
Another episode with Joey.
We don't have an overview translated in English.
Whether it's on stage or in front of the camera, Bunny is an entertaining performer. "I love being onstage, I'm a ham up there," says Bunny, "I love it when people cheer and clap and make a big deal about seeing me up there". While she originally had hopes of becoming a doctor or Supreme Court justice, Bunny's higher education has taken a different direction: recently back from "feature dancing training school," this week Bunny gets a feature show of her very own.
What does it take to get up on that stage and strut your stuff for the first time? Hear the stories of First Time Divas - what they learned and how they learned it.
Silver came to the U.S. from a strict religious upbringing in Chile. But these days she enjoys playing the part of the dominatrix. Of one submissive client, she explains, "he says that if I don't hit him enough, he'll go somewhere else." Dark, powerful and passionate, Liquid Silver can change before your eyes: "Sometimes I play the slave, sometimes I'm the mistress or the schoolteacher or the secretary," she says. "I'm all these different things."
The G-String Divas head south to Puerto Rico. In this tropical paradise, they discover when it comes to body talk, everyone speaks the same language. And though, the girls' labor is the seduction of Latin men, it's not all work and no play. There's frolicking in the surf, sailing on the sea and working on those full-body tans. Plus, a special dance by the Divas on Jordan's birthday. On this trip the girls really get to know each other.
Summer, an all-American "Catholic Schoolgirl," has a great time while shes's on stage: "I like to be up there, I like to ham it up," she says. But dancing is hard work, too, and Summer treats her body like a living Stradivarius, from tanning to body sculpting and fabulous makeup. "I love the human body," Summer says. "My Mom says I always stared in the mirror when I was little - and sometimes I still do." Summer strives to be elegant, seductive and "nasty" all at the same time, and judging from her clients' responses, she usually succeeds.
Chrissy, a former therapist who holds a Master's in psychology, is a favorite among Divas customers looking to combine lapdances with free advice. The degree has "definitely helped my dancing," she says. Chrissy isn't all talk, though. With a shock of unruly blonde hair and an attitude to match, Chrissy turns on the heat both on and off the stage
Cashmere is an acrobatic African-American beauty who takes pole dancing to new heights. She has been lavished with money, gifts, and even new breasts from her regular customer Brett, much to the chagrin of her fiance Lenny, who sometimes sulks on the sidelines. "In this business I believe you get what you can for free while you're in it - and that's one thing I got free," Cashmere says of the breast job. "One down, about two to go." But is all this generosity too much for Lenny to handle?
Ginger, a self-described "great diva bitch, " is a summa cum laude graduate of Villanova University. The undisputed "Queen of the Champagne Court," Ginger is one of the most successful dancers at Divas. So successful, in fact, that she just purchased "Ginger's Bread House," a home paid for with "bread" from her adoring customers. Ginger is the consummate businesswoman, whether she's entertaining steady clients like Carl -- who says he's falling in love with her -- or circling the bar in search of new "accounts." While other strippers may jealously wonder what she does behind closed doors to earn all that money, Ginger simply attributes her success to hard work and perseverance: "I'm a very powerful intimidator of men!"
Jordan is a sultry Brazilian who has a boyfriend, a girlfriend and shares a house with six other strippers. A lapdance virtuoso, Jordan often shares her tips for success with the other dancers. Her best advice: "You have to do a lapdance like you're actually having sex." According to Jordan, it all boils down to simple biology: "The man has a second brain," she says, "and once you turn that second brain on, the other brain just doesn't work at all."
