Sugar Daddy Dating Online

NEW YORK — The Academy Award-winning songwriter of “You Light Up My Life” has ended his six-figure fight with a former fiancee he accused of conning him out of cash and pricey gifts by hiding the fact that she was already married.

A Manhattan judge last week approved a settlement between composer Joseph Brooks and Joaly Gomez, who said Brooks knew she wasn’t single.

The settlement terms weren’t specified, but court records show Brooks previously agreed Gomez could keep most of a disputed $550,000 unless they struck a deal to share it.

Brooks, 71, sued his 23-year-old ex-fiancee in October, seeking at least $2 million in damages and the return of the money, a $60,000 engagement ring, a $70,000 Mercedes-Benz and other presents. Gomez was a “young schemer” who “tried to sucker a ’sugar daddy,”’ Brooks’ lawyer, William Rome, said in court papers.

Brooks said he learned Gomez wasn’t single only when he spotted a marriage certificate in her handbag in October, 18 months into their relationship.

But Gomez said in court papers that Brooks knew all along about her marriage. He even steered her to a lawyer in June to arrange her divorce, she said.

Throughout their relationship, “there were no secrets as to each party’s obvious agenda,” wrote Gomez’s lawyer, Rosemarie Arnold. Brooks met Gomez in October 2007 by placing an ad looking for “pretty girls” for “companionship” and initially paid her $1,000 an hour for it, Arnold wrote.

She said that as the relationship progressed, he gave Gomez $1 million as a gift — but then borrowed $500,000 of it to help him make bail after he was charged in June with a series of casting-couch rapes.

Brooks has pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial on rape, sexual abuse and other charges. He’s accused of sexually assaulting 11 women who came to his Manhattan apartment to audition for supposed movie roles.

He promised Gomez he would return the money but didn’t, Arnold wrote.

Arnold wasn’t immediately available Friday to discuss the case. Rome didn’t immediately respond to telephone and e-mail messages.

Brooks won the Oscar for best original song for the Debby Boone ballad “You Light Up My Life.” He also wrote and directed the 1977 romantic comedy of the same name. It concerns a comedian who dreams of being an actress and has a one-night stand with a director.

The Sugar Daddie TV series Dwelling Narrowness (Woju) has become popular in China recently. The story discusses many aspects of urban reality and almost all young viewers can find a part of themselves in it. Two days ago, a junior student studying in my former college said: “I want to be a concubine after watching the drama, and my roommates have the same thoughts about these Sugar Babes.”

There is the case of a girl named Jiu who comes from a single family. She wrote on her blog that she lives with a married man who is old enough to be her father. He gives her what she wants – an apartment, a car, and money for luxury products.

Jiu wrote that the man treated her well because she was young and pretty. All the goods offered are unattainable by other guys her age.

Some college girls even compete with each other when their sugar daddies come to pick them up for a weekend of fun, or show off their new luxury products. For them, beauty and youth are bargaining chips. But they have forgotten that youth doesn’t last forever, and married men can dump them anytime.

Another girl called Cheng Ming used to be a weekend lover for a married man for three years. Cheng is from a poor area and the man paid her 200,000 yuan and covered all her daily expenses. Cheng now feels guilty for selling herself. I believe that guilt will stay with her and might also cause difficulties in a future marriage.

Last but not least, there’s the moral issue. Listen up girls, you are not only dating older guys but ones who have wives and children. No matter how fast the world changes, rules and morals are steadfast. Seducing another person’s husband should never become a fashion, as it will always turn you into a person hated by everyone.

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http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/life/2009-12/30/content_9246341.htm

If you thought Elin Nordegren was upset after discovering her douchebag of a husband had been having several affairs, we’re sure she’s fuming mad again.

Not only did Tiger Woods cheat on his former-model of a wife with some fugly ass ladies, but he was also paying them!

Turns out Tiger gave his lady friends money each month to keep them quiet, we mean, keep them happy.

Reports are that according to several women who were involved with Woods, the golfer would wire them money on a monthly basis. And we’re talking about THOUSANDS of dollars.

The ladies claim the amount ranged from $5,000 to $10,000 a month, but some of them know of one whore who’s getting as much as $20,000 a month!

Who would have ever pictured Woods as a sugar daddy?!? Ewww.

One of the ladies reveals, “The money comes via a wire transfer. There’s no contract about it, there’s no discussion about what it’s for, but it’s implied that it’s in exchange for keeping quiet about his affair.”

She went on to state that despite the whole blowup during Thanksgiving, Tiger did keep in touch.

Adding, “Elin took his cell phone away, so he had to call from his land line at home. He hasn’t called in at least a week though.”

We’re guessing Tiger must have a pretty good accountant to hide that in the books. But hopefully he has an even better divorce attorney.

Tiger Woods has been the favorite celebrity of the gossip columns these past few weeks. It started with his car accident the night of Thanksgiving. Since he wouldn’t answer the media to tell them what happened, they did what they always do when they get pissed at a celebrity. They started digging. And boy did they hit that buried treasure! Little by little, as the investigation went deeper, all the deep, dark secrets Tiger and his PR team had been hiding came to light. Tiger isn’t just a one-time cheater. He’s a womanizer!

Of all the recently revealed flings, Tiger Woods’ alleged mistress Cori Rist is slowly becoming the center of attraction. According to NYDailyNews.com Cori Rist received $100,000 cash as a gift from a Manhattan sugar daddy whom she dated for a couple of months. The sugar daddy insisted that Rist is just a friend and the substantial gift was to help her pay the rent of her posh Chelsea pad. Her sugar daddy even denied that sex was involved. But do you really believe that? We knows the truth… Tiger isn’t just a womanizer; Tiger Woods is a Sugar Daddy!

Come on… like you didn’t already suspect it? Famous, ultra-wealthy, and, well, he’s Tiger Woods for Christ’s sake!

However, instead of berating Tiger Woods, what this entire episode should tell you is that sugar daddy dating is everywhere, and it happens for a reason. Sugar daddy dating creates relationships based on the mutual conset of both parties. A sugar baby receives expensive gifts and financial support while the sugar daddy’s sexual urges get satisfied. And when you’re a Tiger, well, chances are you have a lot of sexual urges. Those fist pumps probably work up quite an appetite.

In the wake of TigerGate ‘09, we, at SugarSugar.com, just want to take a moment to remind you of what’s really important to remember, no matter how this public episode plays out: wealthy men want beautiful young sugar babies; and beautiful young women want wealthy sugar daddies. It’s the way of the world. And if it’s good enough for the world’s most recognizable athlete, it’s probably pretty damn good. It’s just like when Tiger switched to Nike golf clubs. Everyone raced out to buy a set because we all knew Tiger would only use the best. Well, now Tiger has switched to Sugar Daddy dating. And do you know what the best (and most discreet) sugar daddy dating website is? That’s right… it’s SugarSugar.com.

Tiger Woods made New York City party girl Cori Rist infamous, but a Manhattan sugar daddy helped the busty blond pay the rent.

The hedge fund honcho admitted Monday he wired Rist – the latest in an ever-lengthening line of sexy women linked to Woods – $100,000 because “she wasn’t able to support herself.”

“She is a friend and that is it,” the man, who asked not to be identified, said Monday.

The honcho said he dated the 31-year-old siren for a couple of months last winter and insisted their relationship “was more emotional than anything else.”

“I did it for her son as much as anybody because he was having a hard time with her divorce,” he said of the money.

“She was unemployed for a long period of time. She wasn’t able to support herself and I agreed to help her.”

Rist told the sugar daddy she used to work on Wall Street, but a spokeswoman for the Penthouse Executive Club said the only assets Rist risked were those she displayed at the club as a dancer.
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