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LOS ANGELES - Porn star Mary Carey will appear on the Fox network's "Your World with Neil Cavuto" to discuss her conflict with singer Mariah Carey. The show airs from 4 to 5 p.m. Wednesday.

A recent letter from Mariah Carey’s attorneys threatened Carey with legal action when pornstar Mary Carey filed to trademark her name.

Mary Carey’s latest movie is Mary Carey’s On Fire (Legend Video).

FONTANA, Calif. - Some local area residents and city leaders have united to shut a strip club down, as the city of Fontana has accused Diamond Gentlemen’s Club of operating without a permit. No permit has been issued by the city for the strip club to date, but the club seems to be open for business.

A judge will decide the legal issue on Jan. 12 in San Bernardino Superior Court. The suit was filed Aug. 31.

Diamond Gentlemen’s Club says that the city ordinance does not provide a sufficient number of alternative sites for adult businesses.

WASHINGTON - A federal spending bill recently submitted to Congress includes a provision targeted at regulating xxx websites. - Newark Star Ledger reported.

Alledgedly designed to shield children from sexually explicit images, the provision would require special e-labels for sites with X-rated content. The proposed legislation also prohibits such images from appearing on sites’ root (home) pages where minors might just stumble onto them.

Opponents argue that the ill-defined labels would violate free-speech, subjecting lawful providers of adult content to criminal penalties. Leslie Harris, executive director of the Center for Democracy and Technology, said to the Star-Ledger: "It would impose criminal penalties on operators of sites for the lack of labeling on content that is constitutionally protected. If you consider the vastness of the Internet, it potentially makes criminals out of an extraordinarily diverse set of content providers.

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CHERRY HILL, N.J. - The Cherry Hill township council unanimously but reluctantly approved an ordinance allowing adult businesses to operate in four designated areas.