// COMPLEX WOMEN // Escorts of Hollywood
In Hollywood, sex sells-duh! Maybe it's all the driving, or maybe the movie culture breeds infidelity, but whatever the case, in this town, it's not unacceptable to buy sex. And madam to the stars "Samantha," a sweet-looking (think Stacey Dash circa Clueless), L.A. native and ex-porn star, is a major proprietor.
How does the call-girl setup work in Hollywood?
Everyone is very careful, you know, ever since Heidi Fleiss. They way I do it is, I'll set up a friend with someone and he'll pay them for the night and I'll make something like 20 percent for the referral.
Does it surprise you that so many women are willing to turn tricks?
Actually, I'm not surprised at all because it's L.A. and everyone wants nice things. In L.A., a lot of girls have a sugar daddy. It's more a sugar daddy than a wham, bam, kind of thing. It's not on a prostitute level.
How much do guys pay for sex?
The girls charge $1,000 an hour and up. Imagine what it costs for all night.
How do the girls get into it?
A lot of girls do Club, Hustler, Barely Legal-you know, any big pictorial so people will see them-and they'll get paid more to do the call girl stuff.
How did you get into setting up "privates" with your clients?
I knew a couple of girls from the industry and it went from there. These girls-you'd recognize them from a movie or a magazine-make like $10,000 to $20,000 a call to be with their fans. My clientele might be agents and lawyers, people behind the scenes with a lot of money.
What about rappers?
Rappers get it anyway, and they have hot groupies. It's the same with actors. They never pay for it; they have girls lined up to do it for free.
