NEW YORK CITY — According to the Rick’s Cabaret New York girls who perform at Rick’s Cabaret New York, the city’s top strip club known for its beautiful dancers, the best in VIP treatment, and celebrity clientele, Travis Kelce needs a ‘real bachelor party,’ and Rick’s Cabaret, just steps from Madison Square Garden is the ideal place.

Rick’s girl Kim explained, “Reports are that Travis and some friends had a “bachelor weekend” on the West Coast and went to a concert, a sporting event, a comedy club, and played golf. All very nice—hope they had a good time—but you and your friends need a ‘real bachelor party’ — lots of hot girls taking their clothes off who love to party and play, and Rick’s is the place for that.” 

Rick’s girl Deanna said, “We are the best, and we know that your friends are NFL guys—and we entertain so many of the players—I know that they would love it to.”     

“Before tying the knot with Taylor Swift here in New York, you need to sneak away and come see us,” said Rick’s girl Nadia. “Invite your best friends and we will give you a real bachelor party that everyone will love. Come make it rain.” 

Rick’s Cabaret New York (50 West 33rd street) is a multi-level upscale adult club known for its beautiful dancers, deluxe VIP services, private suites, luxury skyboxes, top-rated Rick’s Steakhouse, extensive vintage champagne list, Roof Top Cigar Bar, and award-winning hospitality.

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Papa John’s is closing around 300 restaurants across North America over the next two years, the Atlanta-based pizza chain announced.

The closures will affect roughly 21% of the chain’s global sales and target locations that have failed to meet performance benchmarks. 

Papa John’s operates 3,523 restaurants in North America, and opened 96 new locations during its latest fiscal year. Exact locations slated for closure have not yet been announced.

Papa John’s is not alone in scaling back. Rival pizza chain Pizza Hut recently announced it will close around 250 U.S. locations  in an effort to modernize its operations. 

The New York Mets have fired manager Carlos Mendoza.

The move comes with the team in the midst of a miserable season in which the Mets sit at 34-47 — one of the worst records in the National League — despite one of the highest payrolls in MLB.

Andy Green will take over as the team’s interim manager, the team announced.

A few hours after the news broke, Mendoza released a statement thanking the Mets’ organization and the team’s fans for the past three seasons.

Mendoza put up a 206-199 record in three years with the team.

Mendoza’s dismissal is the third managerial change this season. The two other teams to make changes — the Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Phillies — acted early, with Boston firing Alex Cora and Philadelphia firing Rob Thomson in April.