The HBO special on Heidi Fleiss’ Stud Farm aired last night entitled “Heidi Fleiss: The Would-Be Madam”. Heidi Fleiss’ Stud Farm comes after a rebound in 2009 by Fleiss back into the media spotlight.

Heidi Fleiss’ Stud Farm profiled on LALATE in July is a legal business she seeks to open for women in Nevada. Now it’s also the subject of an HBO program “The Would be Madam”.

It’s been two decades since Fleiss became the core of sensational Hollywood celebration news. And now she’s back. As covered in July, very little is even known about the HBO show, including how many episodes and seasons have been committed to.

In May Fleiss claimed that at the peak of her career she was netting $10 million a year and that Marlon Brando was the best partner she ever had.

“The only thing slightly off-putting was he had this strange habit of munching on grapes the whole time we had [relations]. He kept them in a big bowl next to his bed.”

Who did Fleiss also rate highly? Jack Nicholson. In May Fleiss claimed she was now broke … and care barely afford grapes herself.

In 2004, Fleiss reportedly sold the rights of her story to Paramount for $4 million; she owns a store in West Hollywood; she sold her home on Tower Grove recently; and she has a column in Maxim magazine.

“Heidi Fleiss’ Stud Farm” will be a replica of the White House.