Reverend Lonnie Latham, leader of the Southern Baptist Convention, has been arrested in a motel parking lot on a lewdness complaint. The Reverend Latham propositioned a plainclothes policemen investigating the area where male prostitutes allegedly frequent.

Latham preaches to the congregation at the South Tulsa Baptist Church and is on the executive committee of the Southern Baptist Convention. In the past, he has been a vocal opponent against homosexuality and same-sex marriage.

The darker half of Alfred Ginglen's life began to unfold in 2004, after his police officer son recognized him in a surveillance image. A life that a personal diary would show included visits with prostitutes, a secret girlfriend, and an addiction to crack.

On Thursday, Ginglen was sentenced to 40 years in prison for a string of bank robberies after being turned in by his own sons. Authorities say he needed the extra cash to support his double life.

Some prostitutes as old as the age of 70 are still finding work in rural Australia, having been pushed out of the bigger cities from the fierce competition of younger workers.

Brothels are legal across most of Australia, but states have strict laws against soliciting and running brothels in residential areas, and near churches or schools.

Notorious 'Hollywood Madam' Heidi Fleiss plans to open a brothel for women in the state of Nevada, the only state in which such brothels are legal.

Fleiss says the "Heidi Stud Farm" will offer male prostitutes to female clients for $250 an hour.

Former "Hollywood Madam" Heidi Fleiss is at it again. Only this time, instead of employing women, she wants to remake a Nevada brothel into a resort featuring male prostitutes.

"I am moving to Crystal," Fleiss said Wednesday. "I am opening up a stud farm," Fleiss declared from her Hollywood home overlooking the Sunset Strip. "I am going to have the sexiest men on earth. Women are going to love it."