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Lying on a dining table and wearing nothing but a flesh-colored thong, Miranda Robero from Bushwick keeps professional in her role as a living food platter a job she describes as \"performance art.\" Robero, who also works as a fire juggler and gentlemen's club dancer, is one of eight so-called \"human trays\" at Brooklyn's latest hipster fad Lust, an \"immersive erotic dinner party\" founded by Abby Hertz. <\/p>\n
For one Los Angeles resident, water is much more than a necessity its the future of luxury. Martin Riese is Americas one and only water sommelier, and he wants restaurant patrons choices to go far beyond sparkling or still. Riese not only created an extensive water menu for Patina Restaurant Group in Los Angeles, he started a Water 101 class where for $50, students can learn about what makes each glass so unique. <\/p>\n
A 72-year-old man is making waves in synchronized swimming a sport almost entirely comprised of females. Harvey Burgett began swimming less than a decade ago in a continuing education class taught by Dale Mohammed at LehmanCollege in New York City.Burgett, who works as a music teacher and composer by day, is one of the few male synchronized swimming competitors in the world. <\/p>\n
As a 6-year-old, this basketball phenom was already shooting her way to stardom. Jaliyah Manuel, from New Orleans, Louisiana, has been honing her skills since she was 4 with the help of her dad and coach, Javon Manuel.The duo trains for 30 hours every week. \"I want to be in the WNBA,\" she said. Jaliyah may not have pro status yet, but she already has over 100,000 followers on Instagram, thanks to talent and hard work. <\/p>\n
Divorce doesn't have to be ugly if you've got the budget. \"My tagline is, 'There's no ugly women, just lazy ones,' which is also Coco Chanel's quote,\" New York image consultant Amanda Sanders told The Post. \"But it's true.\" Sanders charges $250 anhour to give newly single womena sexy new look and a big boost in confidence after their split. \"If you can afford me, I'm your fairy godmother,\" she said, adding that her services are the least expensive part of the process. Anew wardrobe for clients can cost as much as $15,000, cosmetics $4,000 and services like teeth whitening $1,000. Sanders' newest client, Jen, who chose not to share her last name, said the price isworth it now that she's separated from her husband. <\/p>\n
They need to stop clowning around and get a job. When the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus closes its doors this monthafter a 146-year run, a group of costumed entertainerswill be out of work. Were going back in the workforce and, of course, were constructing our resumes and demos. Were all sort of, you know, hustling, 41-year-old Johnathan Lee Iverson, the first African-American ringmaster of a major US circus., told The Post. <\/p>\n
A 92-year-old yoga master has the secret to staying young going to raves! Madan Bali, the founder of Yoga Bliss studio, brings his fun-loving, no-stress approachtothe dance floor. Wearing a green Yoda hat topped by a bejeweled crown and paired with gold sunglasses, Bali looked like the ultimate club kid at the Igloo Fest in Montreal in February.Life is too short. I like to have a party. I like to enjoy and celebrate life and thats what were here for, Bali told The Post. Produced for the New York Post by Fanny Texier. <\/p>\n
A Superman who turned into a down-and-out Clark Kent is thriving again after Post readers came to his rescue.Christopher Reeve look-alike Christopher Dennis who for yearsmade a living as aSuperman impersonator on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles was way down on his luck just a few months ago.Last August he was violently robbedof his Superman suit, laptop, phone and nearly $1,000. But Dennis is making a comeback as the Man of Steel thanks toreaders. In addition to 700 social media comments offering support, people donated money to buy him new costumesand helped him gethousing. <\/p>\n
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