After stumbling around a bit, he and his brother began buying go-go clubs, ultimately owning six.

In a single incident last April, 11 people were shot leaving a go-go club in downtown Washington.

Although not visible in the scene inside the A Go-Go club, their music can be heard playing loudly.

The usual charmless go-go clubs include the 19th Hole Club, which also has pool tables and live music.

I worked for a florist, selling flowers in the bars and outside go-go clubs in North Beach.

According to the police, drug dealers from as far away as New York City have been arrested outside some go-go clubs here.

A number of prominent go-go clubs are located on Bladensburg Road in Langdon.

In March 1968, he opened a coffee house called His Place in a rented building next door to a topless go-go club.

While go-go's international profile was on the rise in the 1980s, go-go clubs in D.C. were acquiring a reputation for violence.

In fact, he said, since the law was passed, many go-go clubs have relocated to his district, which includes the industrial portions of Long Island City and Maspeth.

The Hustler Club is a series of bars and chain of go-go clubs owned by Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt.

"The Russians haven't taken anything from me," she said, talking about the influx of Russian women who commute from New York to work in the go-go clubs in town.

On 1 September 2003, the band returned to Hollywood's Whisky A Go-Go club for the Hollywood Rock Walk Of Fame Induction.

Twenty years later, Flynt (Harrelson) and his younger brother, Jimmy (Brett Harrelson) run the Hustler Go-Go club in Cincinnati.

They were charmed by the mix of businesses, which varied from go-go clubs to luncheonettes to an independent theater that attracts a younger and more avant-garde crowd that also patronizes her establishment.

It's one of the few go-go clubs left where a white out-of-towner won't feel like they're interloping in someone else's territory; the clientele is primarily black, but this is a mixed crowd as these things go.

The Whisky a Go Go was also the first go-go club to have go-go cages suspended from the ceiling (they were there from the very beginning in 1965), and thus the profession of cage dancer was born.

It was the narrower definition of obscenity in the Miller decision that young Larry Flynt confronted when he tried to promote his failing Hustler go-go clubs with a slick "newsletter" made up of nothing but nudie pictures.

Friends said Ms. Cherry immigrated from St. Lucia nearly two decades ago and worked a few nights a week at a small go-go club in Plainfield, N.J., so she could be home days to raise her son, now 14.

But early Sunday morning, after a weekend of raunch and revelry in Atlantic City, Peter Westra was kicked to death as he lay on the pavement outside a go-go club, moments after he had been ejected from a college friend's bachelor party.

Set in the 1970s in South Korea under the rule of Park Chung-hee's dictatorship when indie rock band Devils led by Sang-kyu and his five members becomes famous after they perform at a U.S. military base and Go-Go clubs.