Jenna Jameson to Open Store, Bar in Former Brothel

NEW YORK — Adult superstar-turned-entrepreneur Jenna Jameson will open a store and bar with clothing designer Richie Rich, according to The New York Post's Page Six.

Rich said the two plan to name the bar The General Store and open a retail shop in the front to sell Rich's designs for clothing label Heatherette and other items hand-picked by Jameson.

Rich also said that he and Jameson chose a location in Chinatown that used to be a brothel — or "whorehouse," as Rich refers to it — but would not reveal its location.

The General Store is planned to be open and running next year.

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