You Can Talk To Danielle Staub For $18 A Minute

Considering how popular and all over the place she was like just a couple of years ago, it's funny how we rarely hear from Danielle these days. But just in case you really miss her:

She tried being a stripper, and now former Real Housewives of New Jersey star Danielle Staub is answering your phone calls for $18 a minute, RumorFix has confirmed.

The reality star is one of about a dozen infamous people who will be answering your calls for a fee for a new company called “Dial-A-Star.” The companies website reads: “Dial-A-Star.com is the only place you can talk directly to a TRUE celebrity! Our service is unique an offers a completely discreet one on one conversation with celebs. The service is completely private and anonymous.” “

Here’s the lineup of “TRUE celebrities” and their per minute fees:

Lindsay Lohan’s mom, Dina Lohan $10
Lindsay Lohan’s dad, Michael Lohan $10
Former Jersey Shore’s Angelina Pivarnick $10
Octomom Nadya Suleman $15
Former Charlie Sheen porn star Capri Anderson $10

Danielle Staub's Past Set As Fall Series

NYPost.com:

Somebody warn Danielle Staub, the “Real Housewives of New Jersey” misfit, that her story is about to become a new TV series.


The out-of-print crime book, “Cop Without a Badge,” that came back to haunt her -- outlining her past arrest for drug and kidnapping charges -- has been put into development by a major Hollywood studio, according to a new posting yesterday on IMDB, the show-business Internet directory.


Sony Pictures, producers of “Seinfeld,” “Breaking Bad” and “Damages,” is shopping the series to several networks for a fall 2012 start.


The book is about former con-man Kevin Maher, who was recruited out of prison in the 1980s to become an undercover informant for the New York Police Department and FBI.


Danielle -- then living under her birth name, Beverly Merrill -- was Maher’s girlfriend during those years. He met her in Miami while she was out on bail on drug and kidnapping charges, according to the book.


No stars will be hired until at least early next year, when Sony is set to make a pilot of the series.


The book -- which includes a grainy-but-unmistakable mug shot of Danielle -- had been long out of print until one of the New Jersey “Housewives” reportedly found it in a local library.


It became one of the major bones of contention in the reality show’s first season when the matriarch “Housewife” Caroline Manzo brandished the book at a dinner party with Danielle. Because of Danielle’s sordid past outlined in it, she was not allowed to join their social circle, the “Housewives” said.


The TV series is set to be written by veteran TV writer David Black, a “Law & Order” alumnus with a list of credits that goes back to “Miami Vice,” and Charles Kipps, a former “Cosby Mysteries” writer and author of the Conor Bard series of mystery books.


Since the “Jersey Housewives” notoriety, the book has been re-published.


Insiders say NBC may be the most likely candidate to pick up the series because it owns Bravo, the cable channel that created the “Real Housewives” franchise.


Danielle left the “Jersey Housewives” series last year.


She spent her final season no longer trying to get into the group of well-to-do Franklin Lakes women but going to war with them at social functions and through the local gossip jungle telegraph system.

Danielle Staub Contemplated Suicide, Talks Russell Armstrong

Yunno, the prostitution-whore actually talks some sense here:

Danielle Staub Explains Why She Went Back To Stripping

RealityTea.com:

Former Real Housewives of New Jersey star Danielle Staub managed to do the unthinkable earlier this year, which is shocking the public.


Back in May, TMZ posted photos of Danielle, who was a prostitution whore stripper and an escort in her younger days, stripping for Scores Gentleman’s Club in New York. It was revealed that the 48-year-old mother of two had decided to become a stripper again… at age 48. A day after those pictures came out, Danielle revealed she had quit stripping and was seeking psychological help. Well today, she is now revealing the reasons for her choices.


“That’s in litigation right now,” says Danielle (Scores filed a $375,000 lawsuit against her for breach of contract). “I wasn’t handled properly, I’m going to put it that way. But I wasn’t there to do what ended up being and if you look at my eyes all I can say is you can see something is wrong. Something went very wrong.”


The deal with Scores was a three-year contract with the strip club to make live appearances at the clothes optional establishment.


A friend of Danielle’s also defends her to the Huffington Post. “Why as a celebrity does she need to walk back into that kind of stuff?” the friend who considers Danielle a big star, asks. “She already had a show lined up. She left one show and was going to another. She didn’t need to do that.”