Larry Flynt will be honored in typical Hustler fashion with a wild memorial night
The notorious Hustler Club will celebrate his life with an extravagant party Sexxy After Dark dance group will perform, while bar serves special cocktails
Flynt died on Wednesday morning in Los Angeles from heart failure
He was best known for his pornography publishing empire & Hustler magazine
Larry Flynt, who has died aged 78, was an American pornographer who picked wild legal fights in his efforts to protect freedom of speech - or to attract publicity for his magazines - and built a business empire of publications, strip clubs and adult shops worth $400m (€330m) in 2015.
Much of his life was spent promoting Hustler, the magazine he founded in 1974. It pioneered a demotic brand of pornography and outsold Playboy and Penthouse. It was not enough for Flynt to shock people with pictorial content. I wanted to offend everyone on an equal-opportunity basis, he boasted.
It was his muck-raking that got Flynt into the greatest trouble. His first visit to the Supreme Court was to appeal against a libel conviction - he had alleged that Bob Guccione, the founder of Penthouse, had given his girlfriend a venereal disease.