Watch Danielle Staub Real Housewives of new Jersey Season 3 VIdeo

Her unpredictable and often extreme behaviour led to Danielle Staub being 'fired' from the cast of the Real Housewives Of New Jersey.

Now the reality star's career has taken another turn, as it was revealed she had signed up to work as a stripper.

The 48-year-old has signed a three-year deal with a 'gentlemen's club' in New York which will see her give one live performance and appear on the club's website.

New career: Danielle Staub has signed up to represent a gentlemen's club in New York after being 'fired' from the Real Housewives Of New Jersey

According to celebrity gossip site TMZ Staub will go 'fully nude' for the club.

Staub, whose motto is ‘You either love me or you hate me,’ is best known for her fights with her co-stars, along with her colourful past.

One episode of the show saw Staub admit to being prosecuted in the 1980s for extortion and cocaine possession.

The mother-of-two has also featured in a sex tape, has undergone four boob jobs and has had a lesbian relationship.

But despite being one of the main characters of the Real Housewives, her contract was not renewed at the end of the last season.

An inside said at the time: ‘[The firing] came as a complete shock, and she thought she was definitely going to return to the successful Bravo series.’

New cast: Jacqueline Laurita, Teresa Giudice, Caroline Manzo, Kathy Wakile and Melissa Gorga, left to right, who star in season three

Staub will now be appearing on the upcoming VH1 reality show Famous Food.

Instead last night viewers were introduced to her replacements on the show, with the premiere of the new series.

And with 2.02 million adults age 18-49 tuning in it was the highest rating premiere in the history of Bravo.

Viewers were introduced to Teresa Giudice’s estranged sister-in-law, Melissa Gorga, and her first cousin, Kathy Wakile.

The episode showed that even without Staub there will be plenty of drama in the series. The christening of Melissa and Joe Gorga’s son led to a brawl between the family members.

The 48-year-old has signed a three-year deal with a 'gentlemen's club' in New York which will see her give one live performance and appear on the club's website.
New career: Danielle Staub has signed up to represent a gentlemen's club in New York after being 'fired' from the Real Housewives Of New Jersey

New career: Danielle Staub has signed up to represent a gentlemen's club in New York after being 'fired' from the Real Housewives Of New Jersey

According to celebrity gossip site TMZ Staub will go 'fully nude' for the club.

Staub, whose motto is ‘You either love me or you hate me,’ is best known for her fights with her co-stars, along with her colourful past.

One episode of the show saw Staub admit to being prosecuted in the 1980s for extortion and cocaine possession.

The mother-of-two has also featured in a sex tape, has undergone four boob jobs and has had a lesbian relationship.

But despite being one of the main characters of the Real Housewives, her contract was not renewed at the end of the last season.

An inside said at the time: ‘[The firing] came as a complete shock, and she thought she was definitely going to return to the successful Bravo series.’
New cast: Jacqueline Laurita, Teresa Giudice, Caroline Manzo, Kathy Wakile and Melissa Gorga, left to right, who star in season three

New cast: Jacqueline Laurita, Teresa Giudice, Caroline Manzo, Kathy Wakile and Melissa Gorga, left to right, who star in season three

Staub will now be appearing on the upcoming VH1 reality show Famous Food.

Instead last night viewers were introduced to her replacements on the show, with the premiere of the new series.

And with 2.02 million adults age 18-49 tuning in it was the highest rating premiere in the history of Bravo.

Viewers were introduced to Teresa Giudice’s estranged sister-in-law, Melissa Gorga, and her first cousin, Kathy Wakile.

The episode showed that even without Staub there will be plenty of drama in the series. The christening of Melissa and Joe Gorga’s son led to a brawl between the family members.

Penn State student busted in naked break in; cops find him stripped down, pretending to sleep

Northern York County Police

Cops said David Darr, 20, broke into a woman's house in Manchester Township, Penn., and crawled into a bed naked. He was pretending to be asleep when they arrested him early Friday, cops said.

A naked Penn State student broke into a woman's house and then pretended to be snoozing in her bed when cops busted him, police said.

The bungling co-ed, identified as David Darr, 20, of York, Penn., faces charges of burglary, loitering and prowling at night.

Northern York County cops said they received a frantic call at 4 a.m. on Friday from a terrified woman who said she had woken up to a man standing over her bed.

"I jumped out of bed and screamed 'Who are you?' He didn't say anything," the woman, who didn't give her name, told Pennsylvania's CBS 21.

The woman said she bolted from the house and then called the cops from a neighbor's house to report a possible robbery.

When police arrived, they hustled the woman's young son out of his bedroom before confronting Darr, who was in another bedroom, totally nude and pretending to be asleep under the covers.

His clothes, wallet and cell phone were next to the bed, the station said, and he initially tried to act like he lived there.

Cops said Darr lives less than a mile from the home he broke into.

"This is weird," the woman said. "I keep thinking, 'Why did he lay down in bed naked?'"_clothes_h.html#ixzz1MbfmGnUG

'Real Housewives of New Jersey' premiere recap: Joe Gorga and Joe Guidice fight at christening

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Melissa Gorga, Lauren Manzo, Jacqueline Laurita, Greg Bennett and Teresa Giudice give a whole new meaning to 'family fued' on the new season of 'Real Housewives of New Jersey.'

Hold onto your hair weaves - the Real Housewives of New Jersey are back. Pass the Exedrin, please.

Let's just say that if this first episode is any indication of the upcoming season, I am clearly not making any Monday night plans and should probably invest in a Rosetta Stone to learn Italian a la the "Jersey Shore" cast. These people know how to fight – bilingual style – and I don't want to miss a vindictive syllable! Danielle Staub who?

In typical "Jersey" style, the opening credits have barely finished rolling when the fighting breaks out – at a christening, no less. To be honest, this whole he-said-she-said family feud doesn't exactly make all that much sense, but here's the basic summary:

Teresa and her brother Joe were really close growing up, but things turned sour when they each got married. Joe thinks Teresa's husband Joe Giudice has turned his sickly father against him, while Teresa thinks Joe's wife Melissa has turned her brother against her. On top of that, Teresa is bitter because she feels her family didn't support her during her bankruptcy troubles.

Now Joe and his father have a strained relationship, Teresa appears to be the black sheep of the Gorga family, and everybody hates her husband Joe. So much for being thick as thieves, eh?

As luck would have it, Melissa's one of the new cast members! She describes herself as a spoiled Italian girl living the American dream. She and Joe have been married for six years, have three kids and boast that they have the typical Italian family values.

"I was always told," explains Melissa, "to be a cook in the kitchen, a lady in the parlor, and a whore in the bedroom."

Apparently, she forgot to mention being a b*tch in the confessional, because dang, this girl can talk smack! And, surprise, surprise, it's mostly about Teresa. She's mad at the way Teresa has treated her husband and furious that Teresa considers the Manzos to be more of a family than her actual flesh and blood.

But while Teresa may have Caroline and Jacqueline in her corner, Melissa isn't coming into this brawl without backup. There's a second new housewife in town – Teresa's cousin Kathy - and she is just as anti-Giudice as Melissa.

Kathy has been married to her husband Rich, who is (SPOILER ALERT!) actually Lebanese and not Italian, for 19 years and they have two teenage kids together, Victoria and Joseph. Kathy and Melissa are super close and from the looks of it, Kathy seems to be the Caroline of Team Gorga – i.e. sane (relatively speaking), but there's plenty of time for her to flip a table or two.

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Cole Phelps is many things. He is a decorated second world war veteran and a clean cop in a dirty town. He is also, and to a quite uncanny degree, actor Aaron Staton, who you probably already know as Ken Cosgrove on Mad Men.L.A. Noire is a game that will take many players by surprise. With its arcade driving controls and open world, not to mention the backing of Rockstar, your average gamer could be forgiven for thinking that

this 1946 detective game might merely be Grand Theft Auto played from the other side of the law. Nothing could be further from the truth, however. L.A. Noire has more in common with point and click adventure games than open-world crime simulators, and it’s better in practice than it may look on paper.

This isn’t just a game where you drive around, shooting drug dealers and chasing fiends in the name of rough

justice. While there’s plenty of shootouts and car chases to go around, the main spine of the game is in good old fashioned detective work. Each case from the game’s four main desks — Traffic, Homicide, Vice and Arson — starts with a crime scene, and as detective Cole Phelps, players will need to investigate for clues. Heading out to grab a copy of “L.A. Noire” tonight? There’s all kinds of different incentives for those of you who pre-ordered, and even a decent amount of goodies for the insane amongst you who feel like sitting outside your local game retail establishment until midnight tonight. If you’re among the early arrivals at Best Buy, though, you just might snag a free code for the game’s first downloadable-content.Having made a name, not to mention countless fortunes, op
erating on the shadier side of the law, Rockstar Game’s long awaited LA Noire finds the often controversial publisher toeing the straight and narrow in a 1940′s crime noir inspired Los Angeles.I need 14 minutes of your time. I’d like just 14 minutes to show you how L.A. Noire, an extraordinary and unconventional interactive detective thriller, plays.
Give me that time and you’ll see more than just a trailer’s worth of this week’s big, new Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 release. You’ll see what it’s like to play L.A. Noire. You’ll see, with minimal spoilers (trust me; tiny,

'Real Housewives of New Jersey' Video

Cole Phelps is many things. He is a decorated second world war veteran and a clean cop in a dirty town. He is also, and to a quite uncanny degree, actor Aaron Staton, who you probably already know as Ken Cosgrove on Mad Men.L.A. Noire is a game that will take many players by surprise. With its arcade driving controls and open world, not to mention the backing of Rockstar, your average gamer could be forgiven for thinking that

this 1946 detective game might merely be Grand Theft Auto played from the other side of the law. Nothing could be further from the truth, however. L.A. Noire has more in common with point and click adventure games than open-world crime simulators, and it’s better in practice than it may look on paper.

This isn’t just a game where you drive around, shooting drug dealers and chasing fiends in the name of rough

justice. While there’s plenty of shootouts and car chases to go around, the main spine of the game is in good old fashioned detective work. Each case from the game’s four main desks — Traffic, Homicide, Vice and Arson — starts with a crime scene, and as detective Cole Phelps, players will need to investigate for clues. Heading out to grab a copy of “L.A. Noire” tonight? There’s all kinds of different incentives for those of you who pre-ordered, and even a decent amount of goodies for the insane amongst you who feel like sitting outside your local game retail establishment until midnight tonight. If you’re among the early arrivals at Best Buy, though, you just might snag a free code for the game’s first downloadable-content.Having made a name, not to mention countless fortunes, operating on the shadier side of the law, Rockstar Game’s long awaited LA Noire finds the often controversial publisher toeing the straight and narrow in a 1940′s crime noir inspired Los Angeles.I need 14 minutes of your time. I’d like just 14 minutes to show you how L.A. Noire, an extraordinary and unconventional interactive detective thriller, plays.
Give me that time and you’ll see more than just a trailer’s worth of this week’s big, new Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 release. You’ll see what it’s like to play L.A. Noire. You’ll see, with minimal spoilers (trust me; tiny,

Singer M-Bone Cali Swag District was killed in a drive by shooting last night in Inglewood, California.

Cali Swag District rapper, real name Montae Talbert, was standing next to his car outside a store in Inglewood, California when shots were fired from a passing vehicle, according to TMZ.com.

The 22 year old was taken to the hospital but was pronounced dead shortly after arriving.

Cali Swag District, who had a hit last year with Teach Me How to Dougie, are due to release their debut album later this year.