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Amy C. Hanley has been busy since the airing of "Sin City Rules" Reality TV Show on TLC. She's gotten a divorce and been on a ton more tv appearances and red carpets in Sin City and beyond. Look out though, she's also starting to roll out her Mob Doll Haute clothing line ( which includes a line specifically to help raise money for abused children in Nevada ). This Logo / Slogan Wear is for men, women, children, and includes accessories. But the part that got me is the stuff  has a sense of humor, like Hanley does.  Offering tributes to all genre's of famous mob figures, Hanley shouts out Chinese, Cuban, Caribbean, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Jewish, Mexican in "This Thing of Ours" casual logo wear line. No matter what your ethnic background is, she's got you mobbed up. " This isn't for the fugazis"  Hanley told me as she explained the line and showed me the live store at  https://mobdoll.spreadshirt.com/  (more being ad

The Vegas mob that settled in the early days of Sin City, left offspring and widows who remain today. But this isn't old Vegas, nor is it the 1950's- what mob? Well, the mob isn't exactly running Vegas as it once did, but some women are making their mark on the city where they were raised, and they mean business. Widow and Mother Wendy Mazaros, has had most of 2012 to campaign her tell-all book "Vegas Rag Doll" with the help of her daughter Amy. But, coming more into the limelight this December is Amy C. Hanley herself, the daughter of a mob boss. She has a lot in the works, including launching her own couture  and a starring appearance in the new reality-based Vegas TV show entitled: "Sin City Rules". For this conversation, we focused on the making of the reality show and how she was cast. Here's what she had to say when we chatted the morning of election day in Las Vegas, Nevada, 2012. FT: You're an amazing fascinating character. You