He is a man who cheats on his wives with mistresses and then cheats on those mistresses.
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Dragons and their mistresses can return in the nick of time.
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They want him to persuade their husbands to dump their mistresses.
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He is known for his role on the TV series "Mistresses."
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Think: Ben Affleck's nanny, Angelina Jolie, and Tiger Wood's many mistresses.
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Pablo Picasso beat one of his mistresses until she was unconscious.
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It just so happens that certain kitchens are crueler mistresses than others.
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MADRID — Old Masters have always outnumbered Old Mistresses, especially at the Prado.
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Her mother was checked out; her father had mistresses and often traveled.
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At least I think some of them are named after his mistresses.
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Earlier presidents, or their friends, had also been known to pay off mistresses.
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Are you going to give up your weekly golf game and your mistresses?
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Many dungeons employ professional submissives and switches, in addition to Mistresses and Masters.
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He joked about sexual exploits with mistresses and he publicly entertained rape fantasies.
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He talked about Wang's mistresses, his business interests and conflicts within the party.
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He blatantly had affairs, often bringing his mistresses on the road with him.
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The reality is that masters, not mistresses, still run most of the universe.
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This is a man caught between two mistresses — something has to go horrifically wrong.
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Claire, Mark & Annette As I said earlier, Mark is a man with two mistresses.
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Did John F. Kennedy have more mistresses than there are stars in the sky?
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"Mistresses are the bread and butter of politicians," said the House speaker, Mr. Alvarez.
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Similarly, President Joseph Estrada, in office from 1998 to 2001, celebrated having many mistresses.
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Men often come here with their mistresses; that's a known fact at the Deux Magots.
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It used to be about drinking at lunch and having secret mistresses on the side.
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Mistresses who don't secure a financial link through child-birth often open businesses, explains Wujun.
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Tiger WoodsOne of Woods' most infamous alleged mistresses, Rachel Uchitel hired Allred to represent her.
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Men take co-workers as mistresses and openly remark on the appearance of female colleagues.
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We were collectively the villains, the servants, the enemies, the mistresses, the houseboys, the invaders.
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Scheming judges are caught in bed with foreign mistresses — and Chinese audiences are loving it.
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"I always say to my husband, 'look at everyone's girlfriends and wives and mistresses,'" she says.
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The obvious care and delight these food mistresses and masters display is wildly sensual and sensuous.
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Tuesday night's "Episode 2" is the Menendez episode that truly proves mistresses are no laughing matter.
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He moved between hideouts every 20 days and between his wife and mistresses more rapidly still.
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Justin did bare it all on ABC's show the Mistresses — again, not on This Is Us!
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And Cohen testified that Trump may have even written off hush payments to his former mistresses.
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A study in 2013 by Renmin University found that 95 percent of corrupt officials kept mistresses.
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He had a succession of mistresses, however, some of whom lived with him for many years.
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Carla put up with all of it — and, in fact, befriended a number of the mistresses.
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Ever since it dumped its burger-munching mistresses, Carl's Jr. hasn't really found a new personality.
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Some, she said caustically, were even then secretly trying to arrange abortions for mistresses or family members.
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It is common practice for French parliamentarians to employ wives, children and even mistresses in their office.
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There are also lurid accounts of the love affairs of senior party members and their mistresses' memoirs.
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" Clinton, played by Kate McKinnon, said after Trump announced that the women were in the audience. "Mistresses!
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This gave rise to mistress-dispellers: consultants who separate men from their mistresses for a steep price.
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Women are the girlfriends, the mistresses who are left behind after the man has his sexual gratification.
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Soon after his death, three mistresses showed up to claim a share of his ill-gotten estate.
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They were really raucous places where people brought their mistresses and threw their shells on the floor.
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Mr. Redstone, who had a series of mistresses and affairs, was hardly a pillar of sexual propriety.
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Books with titles like "Women Must Marry Well" and " 'Bad' Women: Modern Chinese Mistresses" lined the walls.
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With a ravenous appetite for all aspects of life, he had 700 wives and 300-some mistresses.
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Rodriguez also introduced Chapo to spyware, which he had installed on the phones of his wives and mistresses.
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Some people have suggested that he also had up to 70 mistresses, but Mr. Jay says that's nonsense.
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Staff at the Luneta Seafarers Centre say that fights outside between wives and mistresses are a regular occurrence.
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"She has been really ugly in trying to destroy Bill's mistresses," Trump recently told The New York Times.
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I've profiled matadors, heiresses, activists, fertility doctors, debauched film producers, mistresses of great artists and great artists themselves.
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"Is it possible that she's not concerned with his mistresses because she was one of them?" asked Brown.
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Is this the kind of entertainment Hollywood's finest mistresses have to put up with on a Thursday night?
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He was probably also going to tax French fries and mistresses, but that hit too close to home.
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A secret society, the Mistresses of Joe Cain, gave out roses during the Joe Cain Procession in Mobile.
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There were hints last week that one of Mr. Guzmán's mistresses, Lucero Guadalupe Sanchez Lopez, would also testify.
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Presidents from Jefferson to Franklin Roosevelt to Kennedy have had mistresses or affairs or non-consensual relationships with slaves.
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So, did Getty leave some of his fortune to his mistresses, as he proposed at the beginning of Trust?
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But where mistresses are concerned, as Dr. X hinted, it seems brains and beauty pack an extra-special punch.
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He joked that he keeps his mistresses in a cheap boardinghouse and takes them to motels for sexual trysts.
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It is further enlivened by the jewel-encrusted maharajahs, mistresses and movie stars who paraded through the Cartier showrooms.
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Despite everything he says about Handmaids being women acting out their "biological destinies," Waterford treats them like actual mistresses.
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He had two longstanding mistresses in Vietnam; one he forced to get an abortion, the other had a child.
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While plenty of other horror films portray women as useless bimbos, Zombie portrays them as mistresses of everyone's destiny.
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PARIS — Many 19th-century opera composers wrote roles to suit the voices and characters of their wives or mistresses.
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Family letters — he had six children, a wife and mistresses — suggest an attentive father and affectionate if difficult husband.
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Middle-aged Moroccan men drink in bars with their mistresses but teenagers are detained for kissing in a park.
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We have only to look at Mr. Trump's history of "buying the silence of alleged mistresses," as your Feb.
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He has called the church "the most hypocritical institution," accusing priests and bishops of graft, corruption and taking mistresses.
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Last month, one of Mr. Guzmán's mistresses tearfully proclaimed her love for him even as she testified against him.
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"They had already promised their mistresses new houses, and I had to give them a reality check," Brand explains.
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They said I'd have to assist one of the established mistresses for a few weeks, watching from the side.
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Nick: Sherry, Dwight's wife and now one of Negan's many miserable mistresses, had the potential to be a powerful player.
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THE MISTRESSES OF CLIVEDEN Three Centuries of Scandal, Power, and Intrigue in an English Stately Home By Natalie Livingstone Illustrated.
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Which means that soon the Twitter mob will probably stop scrutinizing Heidi Cruz and start in on the rumored mistresses.
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Henry's desires start to become Cromwell's own, so that Cromwell subconsciously covets Henry's wives and mistresses and Henry's daughter Mary.
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Never before in the history of the world have men made former slaves the political masters of their former mistresses.
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Throughout the episode, his mistresses and secretaries communicate in side-glances as if to say, "Seriously, dude?" at Getty's miserly antics.
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"I'm allowed to have mistresses provided they are younger than you," Donald says in reference to his affair with Marla Maples.
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Normal people are repulsed when the president of their own nation lies, cheats, practices bigotry, allegedly pays off porn star mistresses.
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MISTRESSES has some pretty common letters but I can't see where it has ever appeared in any major puzzle venue before.
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While the National Enquirer did not identify the five alleged mistresses, it included pixelated headshots with black bars over their eyes.
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King George, his mistresses, several ministers and dozens of lawmakers were allocated shares at low prices for which they paid nothing.
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A select few in the audience called them their mistresses; their status was akin to that of the geishas of Japan.
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It's a world of both glamour and despair, where Nazi Party officials go to renowned Jewish dentists and take Jewish mistresses.
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Juno is this wife going to spy on her husband who's just chilling with all these moons named after his mistresses.
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Jes Macallan from ABC's "Mistresses" is no longer willing to co-star with Jason Gray-Stanford ... she's filed to divorce her husband.
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There are about 13 people in attendance: an assortment of professional mistresses and their male subs, Tara's childhood friends, and some photographers.
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When Galileo arrived in Jupiter's orbit, it named each of Jupiter's moons after the mythological god's mistresses (in Greek and Roman mythology).
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It is not just businessmen who keep mistresses: President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign has revealed that many government officials do too.
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Tony would be nothing, literally, without the wives and mistresses surrounding him, and neither would any of his captains, earners, and hitmen.
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He completed portraits, much admired, of Ludovico's mistresses, and set up a workshop that turned out devotional pictures for a wealthy clientele.
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Weiqing and other agencies said their counselors were prohibited from becoming intimately involved with the mistresses or from using or threatening violence.
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Essentially, they are cosplay, fetish-influenced restaurants where the female service staff dress and act like maids/mistresses to their customers/masters.
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In the women's bathroom, our photographer, Chuck Grant, overhears two girls crying because they heard rumors about Senator Rubio maintaining two mistresses.
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She is alluding to Picasso's previous wife Olga Khokhlova, as well as two other longtime mistresses: Dora Maar and Marie-Thérèse Walter.
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The assistants also kept track of Mr. Guzmán's appointments, scheduling visits from his wife, his business partners and several of his mistresses.
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This dish, she said, was inspired by Madame de Pompadour, one of Louis XV's mistresses, whom she had been reading about recently.
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"This is the first time I've heard of use of campaign money to finance multiple mistresses," said Fred Wertheimer of Democracy 21.
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Shaking his head and laughing, he said that the clientele runs the gamut, from police and hustlers to men and their mistresses.
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The Trump campaign likely violated campaign finance laws when Donald Trump's former fixer, Michael Cohen, arranged for secret payments to Trump's alleged mistresses.
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Unfortunately, you can get the men and mistresses to the benefit, but you can't make them care about the cause enough to donate.
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Throughout the trial, Ms. Coronel has betrayed little emotion — even on the day when one of Mr. Guzmán's mistresses sobbed on the stand.
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Chris's father, Harrison Aherne, is both an architect of segregation and a man with black mistresses, by whom he has had several children.
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The auction house also has a letter kept by Lincoln from another of JFK's rumored mistresses, beauty queen – and suspected Nazi spy – Inga Arvad.
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He allegedly spent tens of millions of dollars paying off mistresses (some of them college-aged) and is generally known as a colossal prick.
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For Kick, who was known as Rose's "protector" when her husband frequently paraded his mistresses in front of her, it was an agonizing choice.
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He and Sunny fell out because she did not like him working; she did not mind his mistresses, as long as he was discreet.
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Yu Feng, director of the Chongqing Jialijiawai Marriage and Family Service Center, said his team has dispelled 963 mistresses in the last two years.
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As promiscuous in life as in art, Picabia almost always had a wife and a mistress, or two mistresses, who tended to get along.
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In return, federal prosecutors allege, Menendez interfered in investigations of the Medicare fraud and helped secure visas for Melgen's foreign mistresses, among other favors.
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Music and martial arts are the greatest mistresses in the world because you can walk away from them and they don't hate on you.
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Contributing Opinion Writer One pope was a father of 10 through multiple mistresses, a man who purchased the papacy with mule-loads of silver.
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That leaves only his alleged mistresses and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia as people who are immune to Mr. Trump's Twitter trash-talk.
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Dorne is certainly more progressive when it comes to the idea of mistresses and lovers outside of marriage and polyamory, and Elia was Dornish.
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It's kind of a tradition for mistresses to bring apprentices into their sessions to assist—maybe you tie someone up, or put something here.
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Image as a playboy Kim Jong Nam was the son of Kim Jong Il and Song Hye Rim, one of the late ruler's favored mistresses.
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There are plenty of stories about people making out, discussing rendezvous with mistresses, and in some cases, passengers openly talking about their deepest, darkest secrets.
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The French used to call it "cinq-a-sept,": That time of the afternoon for men to meet their mistresses before returning to their wives.
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I cultivated organized crime sources, which includes everything from mistresses, to ex-members of biker gangs, mafias, and various organized crime groups, Asian crime groups.
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The opposition has also been hit with a barrage of lawsuits and leaked telephone conversations between leading figures and women purported to be their mistresses.
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The questions came after Trump attorney Michael Cohen's guilty plea and claim that Trump knew about hush payments to alleged mistresses during the 2016 campaign.
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The closest viable claims are his payments to alleged former mistresses that are in the criminal plea agreement of his former personal lawyer Michael Cohen.
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He also fed his boss's obsession with snooping by quietly installing spyware on the phones he gave his wife, two mistresses and other cartel operatives.
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The story followed after a slew of salacious Enquirer reports about Cruz, including March's viral story about Cruz's alleged five mistresses (Cruz denied the accusations).
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You, the plurality, became more important, according to the new Masters and now some Mistresses of the Universe, trying to figure out how to capitalize.
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The video shows Vajiralongkorn walking through the shopping mall, with a woman who is believed to be one of his mistresses, Sineenat Wongvajirapakdi, aka Koi.
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Born illegitimately in 1832 outside Paris, Ms. Quéniaux became a dancer at the Paris Opera's ballet company, a notorious hunting ground for rich men seeking mistresses.
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The story unfolds in 217 linked chapters with a large cast that includes beautiful live-in mistresses, part-time lovers, children, devoted retainers and Genji bros.
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The reports said that investigators had found that Mr. Ma had six mistresses and two sons by them, and as many as six villas in Beijing.
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"I'm usually against his mistresses but this time I'll make an exception," Ripa, 48, joked alongside a shot of the couple in the car heading to set.
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The Trump-aligned tabloid the National Enquirer not only accused Cruz's father of helping assassinate President John F. Kennedy, they accused Cruz of having five secret mistresses.
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It's Cyril who corrals the seamstresses, keeps the trains running on time, and dismisses Woodcock's muses and mistresses when they're no longer of any use to him.
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Trump's longtime crony admitted that he paid off Trump's mistresses at the direction of the president while Trump was running for president (a crime Trump has denied).
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" Many say Pinchot Meyer, an artist and free thinker who experimented with pot and LSD, was different than JFK's other mistresses — that they had an "intellectual kinship.
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While some members of the Ex-Co board had mistresses, they weren't warmly welcomed at the tony dinners and official events that members were required to attend.
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Her 1981 book, "Old Mistresses: Women, Art and Ideology," co-authored with Rozsika Parker, was a radical critique of the discipline of art history and its canon.
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Another of my father's mistresses was the great beauty Susanne Renzetti, the granddaughter of a Silesian rabbi and by then the wife of an Italian government official.
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Soon after Ma's detention, accounts began appearing in China's state-run media claiming that Ma had six Beijing villas, six mistresses and at least two illegitimate sons.
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It was so closely aligned with Donald Trump that, during the 2016 Presidential race, its publisher paid hush money to silence one of the candidate's alleged mistresses.
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Many of Jones-Rogers's findings give credence to the historian Thavolia Glymph's claim that enslaved people faced significantly more physical violence from their mistresses than their masters.
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" The complaint alleges Andy had at least five such mistresses, including one (dubbed "M") who was "complicit with Rubin in running what appeared to be a sex ring.
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At the time of his death in 23, Getty was survived by three of his five sons, 2000 grandchildren, one great-grandchild, five ex-wives, and many mistresses.
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Since crossing the Pacific, the 45-year-old has appeared in a slew of TV projects in the United States including Mistresses, CSI, Castle, NCIS, and Rizzoli & Isles.
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Now, Cohen did claim that he and the president engaged in a complicated series of transactions to hide hush-money payments to alleged mistresses from his campaign reports.
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Official accounts of their wrongdoing have been staggering: rooms piled high with banknotes, luxury villas galore and family members, as well as mistresses, living the life of Riley.
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Because she has been really ugly in trying to destroy Bill's mistresses, and she is pandering to women so obviously when she is only interested in getting power.
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This was also the week in which Cruz accused Trump of having his "henchmen" plant a National Enquirer story alleging that Cruz might have had five secret mistresses.
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The show then backtracks to unravel the entanglements among the hotel's aristocrats, mistresses and Nazi spies, whose glamorous lives take dramatic turns as World War II ravages Britain.
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In the Bible, we at least are given the names of the handmaids who bear children for their mistresses, though they never get to tell their own stories.
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El Chapo's IT guy helped bring him down El Chapo's own paranoia and obsession with the electronic monitoring of his wife, mistresses and associates contributed to his downfall.
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He brags in The America We Deserve about how various conservative "moralists" who expressed outrage over Bill Clinton's affairs had used Trump's hotels to sleep with their mistresses.
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These limitations fuel a black market for fake hukou, which are usually how the children of men and their mistresses become legitimized—unless Wujun is able to intervene beforehand.
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The tabloid newspaper alleged that "Pervy Ted Cruz", as it termed the standard-bearer of holier-than-thou Christian conservatism, was a serial philanderer, with at least five mistresses.
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During "I Will Look Forward to This Later," a tender, oddly conventional drama from the Assembly, Wyatt keeps reappearing — to his widow, to his sons, to his former mistresses.
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Recently, he made his big play in releasing a tape that he secretly recorded with his client discussing the payment of money to silence one of Trump's alleged mistresses.
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The kingpin trusted Mr. Martínez so completely that he placed many of his real-estate holdings in his name, including a house where one of his mistresses was living.
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Shortly after Super Tuesday, Stone was the only source quoted on the record in the outlandish National Enquirer story that Cruz was involved with not one, but five mistresses.
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This extremely thorough chronicle of his activities and achievements traces the arc of his career, making use of newly available documents including passionate love letters to his many mistresses.
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Tyrion has enough influence to secure for himself, among his outsized supply of paid mistresses, a woman he genuinely loves: the camp follower Shae, touchingly played by Sibel Kekilli.
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There were some surprises, like Mr. Guzmán's obsession with spying on his wife and mistresses, and the disturbing revelation that he drugged and raped girls as young as 13.
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With titles like Overseas Mistresses of the Chinese Communist Party and Secrets of Wives of Chinese Communist Party Officials, the books are most popular with mainland tourists visiting the city.
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The sex paradox is restated here: Why, since Hugo had numerous mistresses (most famously, the actress and courtesan Juliette Drouet) is there almost no overt sexuality described in his books?
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The morning one of El Chapo's mistresses took the stand, Ms. Coronel and her husband wore matching maroon velvet suit jackets in what appeared to be a show of solidarity.
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Such potential maladministration may not be as buzzy as, say, exploring whether Mr. Trump paid hush money to former mistresses or underpaid his taxes by a few hundred million dollars.
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In 2016, Stone was the only source quoted on the record in a National Enquirer article claiming that Senator Ted Cruz, then a Trump campaign rival, had five secret mistresses.
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Though we only had a few minutes, here's what Adlon had to say about creating her own show, using her life experiences, and how daughters can be the cruelest mistresses.
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But while the original film was about Susie (Suzy, in Argento's version) trying to escape the clutches of the dance mistresses in a ballet school, this is something much different.
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Ironically, the 2016 election could be a plot for a Golden Globe-nominated movie in and of itself: bombshells caught on tape, appearances by former mistresses and hacking by international enemies.
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Donald Trump's alleged ex-mistresses are getting prime time treatment in return for the blow-by-blow account of the alleged affairs, while others fight for money in relationships gone bad.
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Founded in 1919 and bought by Gene Cavallero Sr. with two partners in 1922, it struggled initially, known for its clientele of playboys trolling for dates and businessmen with their mistresses.
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Campaign violations Cohen moved into cognizable criminal violations with new evidence to show the role of Trump the payment of money to his alleged mistresses, including past checks signed by Trump.
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The campaign finance issue tied to the alleged mistresses is not viewed as having the firepower to trigger a bipartisan vote for conviction and removal in the Senate, the source said.
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They had split up when they were young only because Blanks demanded too much of his time—like all mistresses do, he explained—and he had a family to attend to.
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Since Mr. Ferrante learned about Josephine's other job, several models who work as escorts, some of them mistresses of married men, have also offered to sell his pieces to their clients.
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The I.T. expert helped the American authorities secretly collect a vast trove of the kingpin's phone calls and text messages — among them, dozens he had sent to his wife and mistresses.
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McNees points out tartly in an author's note that although "gallons of ink have spilled probing the lives of F.D.R.'s mistresses," Hick's central role for Eleanor has largely been eclipsed.
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She should be held accountable for allowing her surrogates to slut-shame and trash-shame her husband's mistresses, and her personal record when it comes to sex abuse isn't exactly stellar.
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Harvey Weinstein's assistants, for example, helped set "honey pots" for the women he wished to prey upon; Grace's mistresses, terrified of losing their own limited place of power, spite and degrade her.
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However, Denise and Doreen weren't exactly fans of Hillary Clinton either, explaining that the biggest issue that they had with her is that she didn't "finish the job" against husband Bill's mistresses.
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Ambien sex made tabloid headlines in 2009 when one of Tiger Woods' mistresses, Rachel Uchitel, claimed she and Woods had "crazy Ambien sex," indicating they used it recreationally for the sex benefits.
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Women are often the teachers at those schools, and at many ballet companies, women play crucial roles as coaches and ballet mistresses and répétiteurs, grooming and passing on steps to new generations.
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This is Milano's first series since leaving Mistresses in 2014 but as that sexy series taught us the actress we first met as a kid playing Samantha Micelli on Who's The Boss?
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Testimony revealed alleged details of Guzmán's life in hiding from authorities in the rugged mountains of his home state, and his paranoia and obsession with electronically monitoring his wife, mistresses and associates.
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This "House" has been built in a fascinating, very particular time and place in American history, when women of color were mistresses to white New Orleans grandees in a system called plaçage.
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The president, who often seems short-tempered, nasty and impatient with others and who has certainly been disrespectful to his wife, showed his sweet side to his mistresses in the skin trade.
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Prince Jefri Bolkiah, the sultan's younger brother, built an amusement park that was free to visitors, purchased hotels around the world and gained a reputation in Western tabloids for mansions and mistresses.
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But I know that the woman in question, a former Director of Partnerships for a worldwide organisation, was once likened to 'one of our mistresses' by an MC at an investors meeting.
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He performed the role with great—some might say excessive—enthusiasm: he is said to have bribed and leant on William Chaloner's associates and mistresses to secure the conviction of the counterfeiting kingpin.
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With his multiple mistresses and swanky apartment stuffed with extorted loot, Ma Daode is an avatar for the abuses inflicted by the self-proclaimed "ruling party of humanity" on the people of China.
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Mr. Kang charges a base fee of 300,000 renminbi, about $45,000, but he said that costs can mount if counselors need to rent expensive apartments or cars to endear themselves to the mistresses.
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Mexico is full of cases in which notorious fugitives were caught thanks to birthday celebrations, culinary cravings, and sporting enthusiasm — not infrequently mixed with reckless visits to mothers, children, wives, mistresses, or prostitutes.
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Meanwhile, the attendants, who match their mistresses in age and the color of their garments, stand like shadows behind them and, like the "Young Man in a Red Cap," stare directly at us.
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Media titan Sumner Redstone gave out many millions of dollars to multiple women — mistresses, a flight attendant and that attendant's sister — according to legal documents filed Monday by his 45-year-old ex-girlfriend.
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But consider what we already know about actions of Trump and his associates: Scandal 1: Trump secretly paid hush money to two mistresses on the eve of his presidential victory, and lied about it.
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And the president, with his porn star mistresses, his boasting of sexual assaults, and even his phallic tweets about the size of his nuclear button, is the perfect leader for conservatives' post-chivalric world.
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The National Enquirer accused Ted Cruz of having five mistresses, John Kasich somehow managed to offend both the overeducated and the undereducated, and Donald Trump's campaign manager has been charged with assaulting a journalist.
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Her clients include Ginger Lee, one of Anthony Weiner's sexting correspondents, and Amber Frey, one of the mistresses of Scott Peterson, the California salesman who was sentenced to death for murdering his pregnant wife.
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Covering more salacious ground, Shady Ladies Tours, which originated at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in 2016, focuses on the courtesans, mistresses and beauties commonly depicted in art ($59 at shadyladiestours.com).
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But while Mr. Guzmán kept four or five mistresses throughout the 1990s, Mr. Martínez suggested he was not so much in love as he was jealous — often spying on his girlfriends with a wiretap.
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After their father's death, the girls and their mother moved to an apartment, accompanied by a Zulu servant — the book's only lovable, enduring man, though his survival hinges on being adored by his mistresses.
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He's also inventing certain types of weapons because Milan had a pretty good army, unlike Florence, and he's starting to paint, especially he's painting the mistresses of Ludovico, who is the Duke of Milan.
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We dug up an old trailer for a 2012 show called "Real Mistresses of Atlanta," in which Sophie Brussaux -- who used her stage name, Rosee Divine -- is introduced as one of the four leading ladies.
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That's on display this week after federal prosecutors in New York indirectly implicated Trump for directing what they say were two illegal payments to silence two of his former mistresses ahead of the 2016 election.
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Facebook has blocked users in Thailand from accessing a video that shows the country's king strolling through a German shopping mall wearing a crop-top revealing his distinctive tattoos, accompanied by one of his mistresses.
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Hannity and Trump discussed whether the New York Times would publish a history of Bill's alleged affairs and mistresses, similar to their recent article delving into Trump's own history of personal and professional interaction with women.
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In exchange, prosecutors charged, the New Jersey Democrat helped Melgen's foreign mistresses secure visas, intervened in a multimillion-dollar Medicare dispute and pressured U.S. officials to safeguard a lucrative port security contract in the Dominican Republic.
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For more than 10 weeks, the government buried the defendant in a Matterhorn of evidence from 56 witnesses, including recorded phone calls of the kingpin doing business and intercepted messages of him, his wife and mistresses.
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The Wall Street Journal's article details the close relationship that Cohen developed with the Trump-friendly supermarket tabloid, which routinely refused to run negative stories about Trump, including ones relating to alleged mistresses of the president.
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The most disturbing were accusations that the crime lord once raped one of his mistresses and routinely raped girls as young as 13 years old, sometimes drugging them by placing "a powdery substance" into their drinks.
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For example, El Chapo was convicted in part because he insisted on monitoring his wife, mistresses, and associates — all of which created a trail of evidence back to Guzmán after his IT specialist flipped against him.
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At the start of the first episode of Trust, the new FX drama centered around the 21985 kidnapping of John Paul Getty III, oil scion J. Paul Getty (Donald Sutherland) poses a question to his five mistresses.
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"Presidents in the past had their lovers and mistresses," said Sandy Greene, a Democrat who grew up on New York's Upper West Side and now lives in Century Village in West Palm Beach, prime turf for Democrats.
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Over 12½ months, they sat through testimony about unspeakable torture and ghastly murders, epic corruption at nearly every level of Mexico's government, narco-mistresses and naked subterranean escapes, gold-plated AK-47s and monogrammed, diamond-encrusted pistols.
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The building itself is a New York celebrity, with its brooding Gothic front, its water-powered elevators, its tenement-like upper floors occupied by "the Leftovers," the servants and mistresses left behind when their employers moved out.
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"In the Philippines, we don't look down on powerful and rich men having mistresses—sometimes it's even celebratory," said Jean Encinas-Franco, an assistant professor the University of Philippines-Diliman (UPD) specializing in women's rights and legislative politics.
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In addition to working out up to five times a week, the former Mistresses star told PEOPLE in May that she followed the low-carb Atkins program for nearly a year to reach her "happy" post baby weight.
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Riveting accounts of Guzman's paranoia and obsession with the electronic monitoring of his wife, mistresses and associates captivated courtroom regulars this week, including so-called narco-tourists drawn to the Latin American soap-opera atmosphere of the proceedings.
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Investigations should be strategic and methodical and clearly in the public interest — for instance, looking into corruption among cabinet officials or waste of taxpayer dollars, rather than targeting more lascivious matters, like hush-money payments to former mistresses.
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But Mr. Trump should also make clear that the special counsel must keep to his mandate — Russian meddling in the 2016 elections — and forget the unrelated payments to various mistresses, which, however sordid, do not relate to that investigation.
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"The Waiting Years," Fumiko Enchi's psychologically astute 1957 novel of stifled emotions, traces the protracted humiliation of Tomo, a 19th-century Japanese wife obliged to procure a series of mistresses for her husband over the course of their marriage.
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An African-American artist with a concern for feminism and social justice, Saar reimagines the washboard as a site of insurrection — a call to arms for the disabused women of color whose hard housework buoyed the lives of their wealthy mistresses.
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So many rich men indulge that Chinese media sometimes blame extramarital relationships for helping to inflate property prices: some city apartment complexes are notorious for housing clusters of mistresses, paid for by their lovers, who often provide a living allowance too.
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One of the drug conspiracy charges against Chapo refers specifically to this marijuana shipment, which was linked to Chapo through text messages with one of his mistresses, which U.S. authorities were able to intercept because he installed spyware on her phone.
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Typically Wall Street divorces start and end like a bad Lifetime movie (wait, are there good Lifetime movies?) … but this one seems like they're keeping it civil and classy — we're not hearing about mistresses, coke-fueled hooker binges and whatnot.
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Hiding and laundering the money often requires a network of devious offshore lawyers ("expert in exotic island banks, sleazy accountants, pirate tax-havens, fake charities, backdated registrations"), corrupt military officers, well-connected mistresses, oblivious front men, or the occasional Liechtenstein foundation.
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His estranged wife (Ida Lupino) and some prospective mistresses (Shelley Winters and Jean Hagen, in a sexually suggestive role quite far from the ditsy actress she played in "Singin' in the Rain") contribute to the vise grip closing around him.
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" The focus now, Mr. Amore said, is on the network in which the thieves operated — a complicated task, he said, "because these sorts of people live complicated lives with mistresses and girlfriends, ex-wives, kids, illegitimate kids, friends and enemies.
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It's a classic commedia all'italiana with a seasonal twist: A bunch of inept Italian politicians accompany the prime minister on a state visit to Hungary, mistresses in tow, make depressingly tame jokes and encounter a dead Santa in a hotel room.
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And not only does AMI&aposs publications have a history of pro-Trump stories, but Pecker himself also came under investigation for allegedly paying off women claiming to be Trump&aposs mistresses in the lead-up to the 2016 presidential election.
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Not an edition goes by that the Mexican press doesn't report on a PRI governor or government functionary and/or their mistresses fleeing Mexico with millions of pesos and dollars in offshore bank accounts and huge property holdings in America.
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Bonus: for the inevitable conflict-with-romantic-partners story lines, during every conversation whose upshot is "the investigation/your mistresses/secrets you're keeping are leaving you so EMOTIONALLY DISTANT," both of them can give the camera a really hammy glance.
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When Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to several federal crimes, including funneling payments to alleged Trump mistresses, Cummings organized a widely watched hearing featuring Cohen that Democrats say was one of the highlights of the 116th Congress.
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And how might the potential withdrawal of legal immunity that Pecker obtained last year in connection with his handling of Trump's hush money payments to his mistresses affect the Southern District's investigation of Trump's probable violations of campaign-finance laws?
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Both of Trump's alleged mistresses spoke out in bombshell interviews this past week, offering up intimate details of the alleged sexual encounters, which they claim took place when Melania was pregnant and shortly after she gave birth to their son, Barron, now 12.
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Von Spakovsky writes that members of Congress often settle harassment claims by secretly paying the alleged victims, and since these payments are evidently not campaign finance violations, neither is Trump's paying off his alleged mistresses on the eve of the 2016 election.
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By 1795 Britain's dissolute Prince Regent (pictured) had, through his passions for horses, mistresses and diamond-buttoned breeches, acquired debts of £630,000 (roughly £74m or $94m today); the unwelcome attentions of Parliament; and an even less welcome engagement to a wealthy cousin.
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And so we have Stein (Mia Katigbak, slyly deadpan) jawing in the women's Rue de Fleurus salon with a Lost Generation "Hollywood Squares" — Picasso, Hemingway, Pound, Eliot, Joyce — while Toklas (Alyssa Simon, radiant) is stuck in another room entertaining their wives and mistresses.
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The man once infamous for his mistresses, crop tops, and presumably fake tattoos now looks out sternly from portraits placed all over Thailand, dressed in kingly gold-brocaded robes or a trim white jacket with epaulets, a yellow sash, and a sword.
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Far from being Franklin's rival, Hick is an enabler and an ally, turning in reports from across the nation on the impact of the Depression and helping Franklin manage at least one of his mistresses, Missy LeHand, after she suffers a stroke.
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But David Honeyboy Edwards, a contemporary of Johnson's who is believed to have performed with him just days before his death, said that Johnson had been poisoned, and that he was probably targeted by the vengeful husband of one of his mistresses.
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Born in 1971, he was the first son of then-North Korean leader Kim Jong Il. His mother was one of the dictator's favored mistresses, actress Song Hye-rim, and for a while Kim Jong Nam was the most public of his father's sons.
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She borrowed the conservative dress meant to both repress and protect women from the Puritans, the persecution of rebellious women from the Salem Witch Trials, the restriction on abortion from Nazi Germany and the notion of "handmaids" providing children for barren mistresses from the Bible.
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A separate source close to the White House told CNN that aides inside the West Wing believe "the only issue that may stick" in the impeachment process is the campaign finance violations tied to former Trump attorney Michael Cohen's payouts to Trump's alleged mistresses.
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A long-running feud between the sultan and his brother, Prince Jefri Bolkiah, unfolded in courtrooms around the world after the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s and brought attention to the prince's reputation for extravagance, including cars, mansions, mistresses and erotic statues.
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No doubt these stylish apartments make comfortable pads—particularly for the mistresses of wealthy businessmen who are installed in quite a few—but building upwards rather than outwards seems rather odd: at four people per square kilometre, Botswana is one of the world's least densely populated countries.
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Instead, Cohen in his testimony became a virtual wrangler of duck-sized horses, including portraits bought with charity funds, insurance claims with inflated damages, a bid for a National Football League team with inflated assets, hush money for mistresses, even false medical claims to avoid the draft.
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It was a "disappearing text app" where the founders told me that they named the company because the idea came from how Tiger Woods got caught cheating on his wife because all of his mistresses had evidence that he cheated because they saved text messages from him.
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He says outlandish things, like that presidents can "probably" pardon themselves or that Trump couldn't be prosecuted if he murdered James Comey, in order to control the news cycle and muddle the narrative about the Russia investigation, the hush money to former mistresses, and so on.
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The alleged favors include helping to secure visas for Melgen's foreign mistresses, intervening in a dispute between the eye doctor and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and advocating for a lucrative port security contract in the Dominican Republican held by a company owned by Melgen.
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The "Turk" who commissioned it was also not difficult to pin down: the wealthy Ottoman diplomat Khalil Bey, who had lived a notoriously lavish life in the Paris of the 1860s, full of sumptuous soirees, gambling and mistresses, which piled up the debts that eventually ruined him.
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The slender novel charts the mental breakdown of Ma Daode, a farcically corrupt provincial official who, when he is not busy arranging trysts with mistresses, is devising a "China Dream Device" that would help Mr. Xi's increasingly authoritarian government erase civilians' memories of the country's postrevolutionary past.
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Even in France, eyebrows lifted a little when Mr. Bocuse revealed that for more than 30 years, he had enjoyed the company of not only his wife, Raymonde, the mother of his daughter, Françoise Bernachon, but also of two mistresses, one of them the mother of Jérôme.
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You wonder if parents tell their children about the mistresses and the famous Thanksgiving car crash into the neighborhood fire hydrant, about the prescription pills and TMZ headlines and police mug shots as recently as last year after an arrest on charges of driving under the influence.
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Mr. Cohen's guilty plea to campaign finance charges late last summer, and his admission that he had worked with The Enquirer to quiet Mr. Trump's alleged mistresses during the campaign at Mr. Trump's direction, seemed like a good time for me to return to the Mediator.
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An Investigation This week the National Enquirer came out with a story claiming that GOP presidential candidate Ted Cruz had affairs with five unnamed women, an allegation that sparked a bunch of online rumors about who the mistresses could be but hasn't been confirmed by anyone else.
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The coup attempt forces Black Bolt and his extended brood into retreat, relying on a giant dog named Lockjaw, who can teleport his masters and mistresses wherever they wish to go -- the kind of flourish likely to elicit groans and giggles from the uninitiated, which is a risk throughout.
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She knows that all the Park Avenue wives will drag their husbands to Deirdre's benefit, but Jacqueline knows all the moves their mistresses should pull to them lure them to her benefit, which she moves to her apartment because Deirdre's lupus gala is in the location she originally wanted.
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From a consumer's standpoint, Valentine's Day dinner can appear to be a ripoff—restaurants gouging people, because it's that time of year and everyone feels obligated to be a part of Valentine's Day, and their girlfriends or boyfriends or wives or husbands or mistresses require that sort of thing.
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This new chapter of my life is now synonymous with their stores and the books they've sold me (including histories of the notorious Hollywood Garden of Allah hotel, sad tales about F. Scott Fitzgerald's MGM years and guides to old Hollywood's scandalous mistresses, among other such noble fare).
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A poor man with much on his shoulders can go staggering into this shabby tavern, quench his thirst and hunger with humble drinks and food, while licking his wounds, singing rebellions, cursing abstract yet real enemies, weighing mistresses, dissecting his wife's character, and tearing up for his poor mother.
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What he had instead was good timing: While he was first gaining power in the 1920s, loyalist journalists like Margherita Sarfatti, who was also one of his mistresses, dreamed up the Modernist-cum-Classical Novecento movement to refresh the style of imperial Rome, envisioning the dictator as a new emperor.
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When the Washington Post published a leaked tape of Donald Trump boasting about groping women this fall, it capped off nearly two decades of politicians being publicly exposed for sexting, shooting off creepy emails to congressional pages, taking "wide stances" in airport bathrooms, and disappearing to canoodle with their secret Argentinian mistresses.
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The medieval requirement that a priest abstain from sex and from marriage probably made it harder to find men willing to serve from the first moments it was mandated, though willingness to turn a blind eye when priests engaged in same-sex relations, kept mistresses and committed sexual assault may have helped.
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A good portion of the book is devoted to the social and what might be called the geographic structure of musical high life—Toscanini's restlessness, the endless ocean voyages, the meetings with celebrities, the shuffling of family and mistresses, the frequent retreats to Lago Maggiore for a peace that was beyond his reach.
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Testimony from cooperating witnesses, law enforcement and others has revealed alleged details of Guzmán's life hiding from authorities, his paranoia, and obsession with electronically monitoring his wife, mistresses and associates, and allegations that his wife, and sons, along with a former cartel associate, worked together to coordinate details of his final escape.
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The concept of men commissioning portraits of their mistresses is far from unusual, said Andrew Lear, a former classics professor at New York University and founder and president of Shady Ladies Tours, which offers tours in the Metropolitan Museum of Art that focus on the role of sex and sexuality in art.
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Allegedly: inflating or deflating Trump's financials to suit his needs; creating a subterfuge to hide from scrutinizing eyes the payments to Trump's mistresses (Trump denies they were); arranging for a phony buyer to bid up Trump's portrait in an auction only to buy it back with funds from Trump's now shuttered charity.
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Abstract 2452's Masters (Where Were the Mistresses?) Saturday, November 21094–Saturday, February 2152 Opening Reception: Saturday, November 265th, 210065-63pm Panel Discussion: Lives of the Artists Spouses, Children & Friends Saturday, December 26th, 6-22pm Abstract art has roots in the late 19th century and reached ascendance in the late 40's – 50's.
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There, Subicz sets to work as a novelist, but with Reichsmarks worthless and Deutschmarks scarce—and a wife, and a son, and mistresses, and a prostitute habit—he takes on sideline gigs scribbling scripts for the "piglets" of the German film industry, eager to revive the glory, if not the aesthetics, of Weimar's Ufa.
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Lucero Guadalupe Sánchez López, one of El Chapo's former mistresses who testified about how she once eluded authorities with the kingpin — naked — through a tunnel dug beneath a bathtub in his safe house, is awaiting sentencing stemming from her arrest while attempting to enter the United States at a border crossing in San Diego.
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Natalie Livingstone's lively chronology of one storied manse and its canny chatelaines, "The Mistresses of Cliveden: Three Centuries of Scandal, Power, and Intrigue in an English Stately Home," shows that even when they stayed put, majestic properties like Cliveden continually shapeshifted as leading figures of successive ages took them over while jockeying for position on England's chessboard.
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Though it is rare to charge a politician with campaign-finance crimes over hush-money payments to mistresses, one clear precedent stands out: the Justice Department's prosecution in 2012 of John Edwards, the former North Carolina senator and 2004 Democratic vice-presidential nominee, over similar payments to hide a pregnant mistress while he was running for president in 2008.
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Because that case ended with a mistrial on five charges and an acquittal on one, it shows the risk of charging a politician with campaign-finance crimes over hush-money payments to mistresses, in which it is unclear whether the transactions were about trying to win an election or trying to protect the candidate's personal life.
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Michael Cohen, once the president's personal lawyer, told the House Committee on Oversight and Reform of misbehavior and possibly criminal conduct on the part of his former client ranging from paying off mistresses and lying about a real estate deal in Moscow to inflating the value of his assets for insurance purposes and deflating them when paying his taxes.
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Trump has chosen exceptionally poorly, with an array of characters ranging from Manigault Newman to Michael Cohen to Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE to a number of alleged mistresses.
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Onstage, on television, and on the big screen, Close has frolicked in comedy and risen in tragedy, she has personified social commentary and illustrated the ever-shifting cultural landscape through playing mothers and wives, mistresses and queens (Danish and French varieties!), a butler, a CEO, a vice president, the first lady, and commander of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Nova Corps.
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An aggressive operator whose duties as a lawyer for the Trump Organisation allegedly included paying off his boss's mistresses and threatening journalists ("I'm warning you, tread very fucking lightly, because what I'm going to do to you is going to be fucking disgusting," he reportedly told one from the Daily Beast), he became the Republican Party's national deputy finance chairman last year.
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As it turns out, it's a common scheme among mistresses to try to have a son for their men—and possibly abort if they become pregnant with a girl— because the act of providing a male heir means they'll be entitled to financial support for a longer period of time, even once they're too old to live from their looks alone.
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His liberation is being cited as the reason Cohen has implicated President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in the knowing commission of federal crimes in violation federal election laws to silence alleged former mistresses.
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The Chrysanthemum Throne has persisted for more than 15 centuries, a succession of emperors and princes made possible by an unusual variation on the practice of concubinage: For much of Japanese history, the families of the aristocracy had volunteered their daughters to serve on a rotation of part-time mistresses to the emperor, ensuring a male heir was almost always available.
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But on a deeper level, we also move from a 20th-century spy narrative, whose female characters exist as refractions of the ebb and flow of male desire — two beautiful mistresses of powerful men share "a jeweled brilliance and a kind of dressed nakedness"; the older woman working at the reception desk of a hotel turns pink "like a menopausal groupie" — to something that feels a great deal more contemporary.
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"For centuries painters have been falling for their models, marrying their models, replacing their wives with mistresses-as-models," says the narrator of Jessi Jezewska Stevens's debut novel, "The Exhibition of Persephone Q." She recalls Egon Schiele and his Wally, Rembrandt and his Saskia (as well as his servant Hendrickje), and of course Picasso, the "Olgas, Doras, Jackies" of his life immortalized and yet unrecognizable in his abstractions.
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The social network is blocking Thai users from seeing video of their King in a crop top The social network is blocking Thai users from seeing video of their King in a crop top Facebook has blocked users in Thailand from accessing a video that shows the country's king strolling through a German shopping mall wearing a crop-top revealing his distinctive tattoos, accompanied by one of his mistresses.
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So the film is rife with symbolism about nationalism (the dance the Markos group is performing is one that Blanc created in the wake of the war, meaningfully called "Volk," or "people"), about women's power against men (who in this film are often at the mercy of the dance academy mistresses once they step in its doors), and — perhaps most troublingly — about the complexity of that power yielded by women against one another.
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The caller is impressed by my pronunciation, and even more impressed when I tell him that—inspired by those baseball fans who set out to see a game at every single major-league stadium—I plan to visit his country someday, to fulfill a dream to see the childhood home of every one of Donald Trump's wives and mistresses, followed by a visit to the childhood home of every woman who has accused him of sexual assault.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders fired back at critics of first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE on Friday, taking aim at ABC's "The View" over speculation from guest host Yvette Nicole Brown that Trump had previously been one of the president's "mistresses" during a past marriage.
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