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Tune in to America's Got Talent tonight and watch as Cassie Truskowski, the fire-eating, burlesque chanteuse, fetish entertainer, suspension artist and aerialist, competes before celebrity judges. Of the experience, Truskowski said:

"It was surreal -- it's a whole new experience having cameras on you at all times. Being in front of celebrity judges was really exciting. It was intense, you could feel the energy. These people wanted it for me as badly as I did. Plus, being around that many talented people was amazing."

It's not the first time burlesque shimmed onto the AGT stage. Michelle L'Amour put a saucy spin on Knight Rider and the burlesque troupe the Glamazons were finalists.

Burly Queens Rule Reality TV

First Michelle L'Amour got sassy with the Hoff on America's Got Talent. Then the Glamazons made it to the top ten on the same show. Now, Sarah Hartshorne, who performs as Vita Lightly with the Boston Babydolls, takes on Tyra in America's Next Top Model. Watch out Kelly Clarkson. You might just get bumped by the old bump 'n' grind.

All the News That's Fit To Strip

What is it about Carson Daly that makes women want to take off their clothes? First Petra Nemcova teased the Last Call host. Then Dita Von Teese slipped off her silk stockings and presented them to the appreciative host.

In other news ...

Vance DeGeneres, Daily Show correspondent, brother to Ellen and artist, is concerned robots are stealing our strippers.

The Glamazons survive another round of America's Got Talent. Tune in tomorrow night to see if they make it to the finals.

Jo Boobs reviews The American Burlesque Show.

In Playboy's September issue My Name Is Earl star Jaime Pressly talks about not wanting to make out with women -- even Angelina Jolie -- and why women enjoy strip clubs. “Because there’s no competition or threat," says Pressly of strip clubs. "I mean, I see a hot woman, and what is she going to do, rape me? My girlfriends and I love going to strip clubs where we sit down with drinks while hot chicks walk around and aren’t bitchy. In a regular club, the women are assholes—everybody’s in competition. You go into a strip club and it’s like everybody’s free-spirited, open-minded. It’s safe.”