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How do Escort Agencies Recruit?
It’s the insider secret most waitresses at nightclubs know. Bars and lounges are fertile ground for recruiting escorts. Ashley Dupre explains how escort agencies recruit
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Why Great Sex Never Fails
Sometimes relationships just develop in New York. No one realizes how it happens, but you wake up one day and realize, “I kinda like this person.” Ashley Dupre and Andrea George tell 212Access why
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When Fame hits your Overnight
How do you deal with fame when it hits you overnight? Ashley Dupre tells 212Access what it’s like when the universe decides to shine on you in an instant
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What Single Women Want
What does a highly sought-after single woman look for in a guy? Ashley Dupre is one of the most famous (some would even say infamous) bachelorettes in New York City. She speaks out to
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I’m a New Yorker
When was the first time you realized or thought you were a New Yorker? Every New York City transplant remembers that moment. So why is it such a big deal
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On the Brink
Why do New Yorkers push themselves so hard? It’s like we want to kill ourselves either through our work, our drinking, our exercise. Is it the City that is trying to destroy us or
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How to get a guy to commit
Ask any single woman in NYC, and she’ll tell you: Guys in New York just don’t want to commit. Is it because they don’t want to grow up or they become too self-absorbed with
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Romantic New York City
Hollywood, Madison Avenue, Wall Street, they all make New York City look so romanticized, but is it really like that? Is Sex and the City an accurate view of what life in the City
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What is Success in NYC?
It’s the question New Yorkers continue to debate both privately and publicly. What is Success in New York and will we ever achieve it? The hours are long, the work never ends, the single
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Why Are all New Yorkers in Therapy?
Why are all New Yorkers in therapy? Ask your friends, eavesdrop on restaurant conversations, talk to people at the gym. The question is no longer, “Are you in therapy?” It’s, “Who are you seeing?”
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