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Fri Feb 05, 2010 9:58 pm
(Canoga Park, CA) Hustler Video is excited to announce that the filming of parody sequel This Ain't Star Trek XXX 2, directed by Axel Braun, wrapped earlier this week.
Get ready to journey back to the final frontier with your favorite parody space crew as they embark on their next exciting space adventure as part of Hustler Videos series of parody videos. "We are very excited to have director Axel Braun, who directed This Ain't Star Trek XXX, back at the helm for this sequel," says Rob Smith, Director of Operations, Hustler Video.
"With so many fantastic original cast members back together and superstars like Alexis Texas and Kagney Linn Karter joining the team, we're projecting that this film will become one of the top parodies ever produced in our This Ain't series. Everyone is dedicated to making this production a great success," says Drew Rosenfeld, Creative Director, Hustler Video.
"The cast and crew have put in impressive amounts of hard work and long hours, which has resulted in incredible sex scenes with stunningly gorgeous girls." The story opens with a parody Enterprise investigation leading the crew to a distant, devoid planet called Butterfly 8. Spock and Bones, following the trail of clues, are captured and imprisoned by aliens. For intelligence extraction, the sexy alien females utilize a naughty "procedure" on the suddenly willing captives. Once the extraction is completed, the aliens continue their seductive quest for intelligence and a pleasurable series of events begins to unfold, including a sizzling scene where Kirk and the Alien Queen violate the prime directive in more ways than one!
The This Ain't Star Trek XXX 2 parody features a stellar cast, including Kagney Linn Karter as Alien Girl #1, Alexis Texas as Marilyn Monroe, Kimberly Kane as Alien Queen, Evan Stone as Kirk, Tony De Sergio as Spock, Keni Styles as Sulu, Jada Fire as Ohura, Anthony Rosano as Scotty, Cheyne Collins as Bones, Joey Brass as Chekov, Joel Lawrence as Kennedy, along with stimulating, erotic performances by Madison Scott and Jennifer Dark.Hustler Video's highly anticipated sequel parody This Ain't Star Trek XXX 2 is slated for release on April 6, 2010.
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Author:
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Fri Feb 05, 2010 1:39 pm
CHATSWORTH, CA - As other adult studios slim down their production schedules for 2010 due to the slacking economy, New Sensations is gearing up for what is set to be their most ambitious feature-based production schedule in history. Primarily known for their high quality gonzo releases in prior years, they have spent the last year becoming the leading producer of award-winning porn parody feature productions and 2010 will be no different.
Currently in pre-production for a February shoot, "The Big Lebowski: A XXX Parody" will be one of the multiple tent-pole parody releases for the studio this year; marking history as the first adult production to hold a public casting call offering fans starring roles in the movie. Directed by Lee Roy Myers, the sexed-up version of this cult classic will shoot at various locations in Los Angeles, California.
Also on the February roster, Myers will commence shooting "Reno 911: A XXX Parody," diverting from the normally scripted parodies and adding in portions of improvisation. Working off of a hilarious script written by Eddie Adams ("Friends: A XXX Parody"), the cast will be expected to improvise in true "Reno 911" fashion.
The details surrounding the remaining productions are being kept under strict wraps by the studio; however, they have released the following ambitious 2010 line-up:
"Harry Potter: A XXX Parody"
"The Golden Girls: An All-Milf XXX Parody"
"The Breakfast Club: A XXX Parody"
"24: A XXX Parody"
"The A-Team: A XXX Parody"
"This is Spinal Tap: A XXX Parody"
"Buffy: A XXX Parody"
"Lost: A XXX Parody"
Talent interested in auditioning for roles in any of the above titles should contact Lee Roy Myers at LeeRoyXXX at gmail.com or www.twitter.com/leeroymyers.
For more information on the award-winning line of New Sensations parodies visit www.newsensations.com.
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Author:
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Sun Oct 04, 2009 2:40 pm
It makes perfect sense. Video games offer a lot of bang-bang, especially if you’re trying to shoot those pesky invaders from outer space. And porn offers a lot of ... um ... banging.
So why not mix porn and video games together?
It’s a great idea: There may be no better match than sex and joysticks. In fact, people have been thinking about this topic since the early days of video games.
But can you think of a wildly popular video game that’s all about pornography? You can’t. And there lies the challenge—and the opportunity for anyone who works in the porn industry.
“There is room for growth more than anything since it’s never been done successfully,” says Brian Bangs, editor of PopPorn.com. “If a gaming company really created an interesting player experience, which also included adult-oriented material that made sense within the game and had great graphics, I think it would have a huge market.”
Not surprisingly, sex and video games have quite a history, going back to the early 1980s.
If you’re 40 or older, you may remember the Atari 2600, one of the first at-home gaming systems. While many of us amused ourselves with Missile Command and Pitfall, about 80,000 people bought Custer’s Revenge, an adult game that allowed players to let the general go wild with Native American women, says porn/video game historian Damon Brown.
Strip poker games kept computer users happy, while Leisure Suit Larry got busy in his own video game and landed in the hands of 1 million people.
As video games became more sophisticated, they began to add more opportunities for interaction. In 2005, the Playstation 2 video game Playboy: The Mansion came out; it was also available for PCs and the Xbox.
“You can even interact with your guests, set up interviews and photo shoots and partake in more intimate activities,” one promo proclaims.
Even more recently, Grand Theft Auto allowed players to have sex with prostitutes, just like in bad neighborhoods in real life.
In general, there are two kinds of sexy video games, says Brown, author of 2008’s Porn & Pong: How Grand Theft Auto, Tomb Raider and Other Sexy Games Changed Our Culture.
“There’s one set that can be considered porn, like Virtual Jenna,” he says. “The main focus of the game is to get a virtual version of Jenna Jameson off. You use your hands, tongue and other types of accoutrements. The faster you get her off, the higher your score.”
The problem? It’s not very sophisticated to people who live to play video games, at least if they’re feeling serious.
“If you’re an average gamer, you won’t play that game,” Brown says. “If you’re horny, you’ll hit that game.”
The other kind of sex-related video games take place in virtual worlds such as Second Life.
Which one do you fit in? There’s certainly good reason to explore both, no matter what you do in the industry. Virtual-world sex seems to be the hottest area, thanks to sites such as 3DSlut.com and virtual worlds such as Red Light Center. If you want to explore, get in touch with the creators. The best opportunities, however, appear to lie in the old-fashioned video game world—PCs and Macs, xBox and Wii.
If you have a porn site, it might cost as little as $1,000 to hire a designer to create a Flash-based game for users to enjoy, Brown says.
Why not try a variation on strip poker? Or create a simple game that allows users to rack up points and see scenarios if they get to a certain level? And don’t forget the value of competition. Remember how old-style arcade games would list the top scorers? Why not let your users compete to see who’s on top—in more ways than one?
“Update the game every week—that could be really cool,” Brown says. “It may be a good way of bringing people back to your site.”
You may want to go even further and create a porn game for the xBox or Wii. Or even for mobile phones (except the iPhone, which doesn’t allow X-rated applications).
Brown has some advice: Don’t rush into it. “You’ve got to respect gaming. It’s a $25 billion business. They already have an infrastructure in place. If you’re going to penetrate the industry, you have got to do some research.” And if you do decide to design a game, figure out who your users will be. True gamers—those who live for this kind of thing—will want something good.
“It’s easy to make that assumption that if they like video games, they will come if you put in some porn,” Brown says. “That’s a mistake.”
In other words, don’t create a crappy video game. Put some thought into it and you could, as Brown put it, penetrate the industry.
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Author:
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Posted:
Thu Oct 01, 2009 6:07 pm
The countdown to Adultcon is on. Since 2001, ADULTCON has been America's erotic adult fan fair dedicated to meeting the most Adult entertainers in person in one place, and it takes place this weekend, Oct. 2nd - 4th @ The Los Angeles Convention Center.
Adultcon is where fans go to buy autographs, photos, DVD's & products & meet the porn stars of tomorrow as well as the mega stars of today.
Buy personalized Adult DVD's and other merchandise directly from the Porn Stars.
Shop for new & exciting adult products and services.
ADULTCON has anything and everything to do with sex, sensuality, romance, health & body image. Adultcon is the ultimate in live, sensual and erotic adult entertainment & America's leading live adult entertainment provider & brand.
Scheduled to appear this year:
LUSCIOUS LOPEZ
MAI LY
SOPHIE DEE
VICKI VETTE
AKIRA LANE
ARIANA LEXINE
BRITNEY BROOKS
GIANNA MICHAELS
ANASTASIA PIERCE
SARA JAY
YURIZAN BELTRAN
KIMBERLY MARVEL
ERIN MARXXX
DEAUXMA
DELOTTA BROWN
ARIA GIOVANNI
ROXY JEZEL
ANGELINA ARMANI
ANGELA ASPEN
SAVANNAH STERN
PARIS KENNEDY
NICOLE ORING
SELENA SWALLOWS
JASMINE MAI
LINDA GLAM
KYANNA LEE
DYLAN RYDER
TIA KAI
COURTNEY CUMMZ
LORI LUST
LUPE FUENTES
CLEOPATRA
CHEROKEE
ARIELLA FERRERA
AMIA MILEY
TYLA WYNN
ISIS TAYLOR
ERIC JOHN
FELONY FOREPLAY
KAELYN LANDERS
VANNAH STERLING
MELLANIE MONROE
SONIYA LEIGH
AUDREY
JULEZ
ANITA CANNIBAL
BELLA STELLA
ANN MARIE RIOS
TRISHA REY
KIMBERLY KANE
MANDY MORBID
LILI FIGUERA
ANGEL VAIN
STEPHANIE SWIFT
HOLLY HOLLYWOOD
ALANAH RAE
BRANDY TALORE
KIARA DIANE
LEXI BELLE
ALIE LAYUS
...And more
For more information or to order your tickets, visit www.adultcon.com
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Author:
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Posted:
Thu Oct 01, 2009 3:10 pm
BROOKLYN, NY - BurningAngel founder Joanna Angel has announced a partnership with global media company Totalmass that will provide porn fans worldwide with the Queen of Alt Porn’s first (but not last) adult application for mobile devices.
The BurningAngel app is a paid application available for download within the iTunes store. Titled “Punk Rock Pinups Slideshow,” the app allows users to browse and then tap their favorite BurningAngel girl wallpaper for free.
Fans also can rate and vote for their favorite BurningAngel girls (including Joanna Angel, Misti Dawn, Bella Vendetta, Draven Star, Jessie Lee and others), save each image as wallpaper, create a custom slideshow of their faves, email them to friends, and much more. Songs by BurningAngel’s favorite bands—featured in BurningAngel movies—play alongside the slideshow.
The app costs $1.99.
“This is our first iPhone app but we have plans to do other ones in the future,” Joanna Angel told AVN. “I’m really excited about this new technology and think our fans will really appreciate it. It’s a fun way to do PG-rated things with X-rated content and a great way to extend our brand. I also think this is definitely the time to try to capitalize off of as many revenue streams as possible—with the popularity of iPhone apps, it only made sense for us to have one.”Totalmass Inc. is a global mobile media company that works with well-known alternative and independent brands to bring content to mobile network operators and direct to consumers though its global distribution network.“We have all been big fans of Joanna and BurningAngel for several years now, and we love their take on adult entertainment,”
Totalmass CEO Duane Wilson said. “We are very excited to launch the first-ever adult application on the App Store featuring a hardcore brand; while the application seems tame, we are working to launch additional applications as native iPhone apps as well as mobile applications and on-deck properties to bring this special content to the world’s mobile users.”
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Posted:
Wed Sep 30, 2009 3:16 pm
VAN NUYS, Calif. - In an effort to prevent rumors and speculation, Teravision has released the following statement about Tera Patrick and Evan Seinfeld:After seven years together the couple has officially separated.
Tera and Evan remain the best of friends and business partners. They share a mutual respect and a commitment to continue to grow the Teravision and Iron Cross labels together.
“Tera is a huge star and a benefit to both adult and mainstream entertainment. I feel fortunate to have shared so much of her life and career,” Seinfeld said. “Teravision and Iron Cross are going strong and I look forward to continuing to represent the Tera Patrick brand and support all of her endeavors. She is forever in my heart.”
Patrick echoed Seinfeld’s sentiments. “Evan helped me build this company and take my career to new heights. For that I am eternally grateful," she said. "I look forward to remaining hands-on with Teravision and working closely with Evan on all of our joint endeavors. He is truly an amazing person.”
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Author:
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 3:13 pm
CLEVELAND - On Monday, U.S. District Judge Solomon Oliver Jr. issued his final order in the case of Studio A Entertainment v. Action DVD, et al. and it was a doozy. Judge Oliver had previously granted summary judgment to Studio A in January, finding the counterclaims by retailer Action Software and its owner, Alexander Belfer, to be without merit, and awarded Studio A $15,750—the statutory minimum—for the 21 Andrew Blake titles that Action had illegally sold.
But the Sept. 28 order for attorneys' fees was the real attention-getter. Judge Oliver awarded Studio A's attorney Jules D. Zalon a whopping $173,368.96 in fees and costs, in large part because of the fact that shortly after the lawsuit was filed, Action had agreed to settle with Studio A for just $20,000, but on the day the settlement was to be signed, Action reneged and hired a new attorney who, according to Zalon, "embarked on a scorched earth litigation policy."
"The next two years or so was taken up with my filing motion after motion, seeking to discover exactly what business they may have done," Zalon told AVN. "And the dumb thing is that had they given me the requested information in the first place, rather than requiring four separate court orders, I would have moved for summary judgment immediately, since their liability was so obvious. But in addition to busting my chops, they also filed two dozen of their own motions, almost all of which were frivolous and denied."Indeed, Action had argued that the pirated DVDs it had sold were not bootleg copies and claimed that Studio A had offered no evidence to show that the disks were unauthorized.
Trouble is, the plaintiffs had submitted affidavits and testimony from Blake's wife (and Studio A's co-owner), Carol, as well as from the company's replicator and the graphics company that prints the package inserts for Studio A's DVDs, all of whom testified that there were vast and obvious differences between the legitimate titles and the disks which were in the possession of Action Software.
The defendants also claimed that they had not been properly served with the complaint, and made contradictory statements in legal filings as to whether they had been aware that the copies they were selling were pirated.
In all, 195 documents were filed in the case, many of which Judge Oliver characterized as "frivolous and objectively unreasonable arguments" by the defendants—a factor that apparently was important in the judge's decision to grant the attorneys fees.
"This suit was initiated in 2005, lasting over four years, for what amounted to a relatively small damage award based entirely on the Copyright Act’s provisions governing damages," Judge Oliver wrote. "The parties were engaged in settlement discussions early in the litigation, and according to Zalon, they reached a tentative settlement for approximately the statutory damage amount. The settlement discussions eventually concluded without agreement, which Zalon contends was because of Defendants' refusal to agree to this amount... The court finds this conduct unreasonable in light of the provision of the Copyright Act detailing damages and their apparent knowledge throughout the litigation that the DVDs were unauthorized copies. An award of fees and costs against Defendants, in this case, would deter others from continuing to litigate and not engaging in good faith negotiations where liability is conceded and the amount of damages are prescribed by statute."
Indeed, Zalon submitted records showing that he had devoted well over 400 hours to the case, at an hourly rate that was significantly less than that of other attorneys with similar experience and expertise in copyright law. Judge Oliver found that Zalon's submissions were entirely reasonable, awarding him $139,449 in fees and $33,919.96 in costs.
"Clearly, they [the defendants] expected that they would simply outlast me—something, believe it or not, they actually admitted in a filed brief," Zalon said. "That was a very big mistake, since the Copyright Act provides for a discretionary award of reasonable attorneys fees to the prevailing party. And the judge awarded every penny we sought."
"The importance of this case is that it should encourage attorneys to take copyright infringement cases that do not have great potential for large damage awards," Zalon continued, "since the amount at issue is completely separate from what a court will award as fees, should they be successful. It should also act as a warning to recalcitrant infringers, who think that if they bust the plaintiff's chops, they will go away."
Zalon's work on the case also helped uncover what has become known as the "Canadian Pipeline" of bootleg adult DVDs, and it was that pipeline which was targeted in the Evil Angel/Jules Jordan piracy case in 2007, which produced a multimillion-dollar verdict for those companies.
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Author:
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Posted:
Tue Sep 29, 2009 5:46 pm
(Beverly Hills, CA) Finding huge success with the first release of its parody, This Ain’t Happy Days XXX, Hustler Video has decided to produce a parody sequel of the classic TV show.
With the cast nailed down and a hot script, they are proud to introduce This Ain’t Happy Days XXX: Fonzie Luvs Pinky! Written and directed by the award-winning Axel Braun, Hustler’s newest spoof, This Ain’t Happy Days XXX: Fonzie Luvs Pinky, elevates the action to outrageous new levels!
In the new parody version of the show, Richie’s crush, Lori Beth, asks him for some one-on-one tutoring time. Nervous about being with the object of his desire, Richie looks to the guys and The Fonz for some helpful advice. Usually having all the answers, The Fonz is suddenly at a loss for words when his ex-flame, Pinky Tuscadero, and her sister Leather come back to town.
While Fonzie is trying to figure out where he went wrong with Pinky, Howard is getting ready to welcome the Grand Pubah from Germany to his lodge. Marion, curious of what Howard is doing, sneaks into the lodge and ends up being a one-woman welcoming committee to the Pubah himself!
Will Richie get laid? Will Marion swallow some bratwurst? Will Fonzie and Pinky make up? Stay tuned and find out! Filled with hot chicks, amazing sex scenes and lots of laughter, the new parody This Ain’t Happy Days XXX: Fonzie Luvs Pinky is sure to be another huge hit for Hustler Video!
Returning director (and huge Happy Days fan) Axel Braun is pretty excited as well: “When we shot the first one, I knew we had something special. All the actors were incredibly committed to their roles, the crew pulled out all the stops, and the company gave me tremendous support, both financially and creatively. Needless to say, it all showed in the final product and in the massive success we achieved with it. Bringing everybody back to Arnold’s and being able to tell another fun, sexy story from the Happy Days universe is something I’ve been wanting to do since we wrapped the first one.”
The parody sequel This Ain’t Happy Days XXX: Fonzie Luvs Pinky brings back original cast members including Raquel Divine, Tommy Gunn, Alan Stafford, Anthony Rosano, Jack Lawerence, Kris Slater and James Bartholet and introduces some new characters played by, Keira King, Nicole Ray, Krissy Lynn, Jessica Lynne, Brook Adams, Chris Charming and Eric John. Hustler Video’s parody This Ain’t Happy Days XXX: Fonzie Luvs Pinky starts shooting September 28 and will hit streets in November 2009! For everything Hustler, visit www.HustlerVideo.com and www.HustlerWorld.com.
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Author:
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Posted:
Tue Sep 29, 2009 5:15 pm
LOS ANGELES - In an innovative music marketing move, heavy metal queen Lita Ford released a single from Wicked Wonderland, her first album in 15 years, on Stockroom.com.The single was released Monday, while the album goes on sale Oct. 6 and can be purchased at Amazon.The partnership between Ford and Stockroom.com is thought to be the first of its kind. Wicked Wonderland's erotic song “Bed,” which explores themes of bondage, kink and power exchange in a strong and highly artistic style, is available exclusively on the Stockroom website until the album's release.“My husband, Jim Gillette, and I have carved out our own path to develop a wonderful and close family life,” Ford said. “Though we're a long-married couple, we both have very active imaginations, including being kinky with each other, and that's what this album is about. It's sort of a sexual autobiography. We've partnered up with Stockroom.com because it's our favorite outfitter for kink products."While previewing “Bed,” fans of Lita and Stockroom also will be able to view and order from Lita’s Collection, a special selection of some of the fetish gear Ford and Gillette have enjoyed, along with her personal choice of Syren Latex fashion styles.The first 100 orders on Stockroom.com to use the source code “LITA” at checkout will receive a free Wicked Wonderland CD as well as an additional 10 percent off their purchase. The discount offer runs through Dec. 31.Wicked Wonderland is being released on the JLRG Entertainment label, which is owned and operated by the couple. Ford and Gillette (formerly with the band Nitro) are touring with Queensryche in October and November. To see tour dates, visit MySpace.com/LitaFord.
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Author:
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Wed Jul 08, 2009 9:47 pm
(HATSWORTH, CA.) Pure Play Media is thrilled to announce the official release date of September 29, 2009 for their largest production to date, the highly anticipated, interactive three-dimensional (3D) film, Tommy Gunn’s Cummin’ At You! 3D.The first-of its-kind adult production is the most interactive point-of-view (POV) film made, with a “choose-your-adventure” layout containing over 10,000 scenarios. Adding to this immensely interactive design is the 3D format, giving life to the production as never before done in adult filmmaking.Having first been introduced to select media at the 2009 Adult Entertainment Expo on a prototype 3D television Tommy Gunn’s Cummin At You! 3D was well received. Sparking the major question, “When will it be released?” Pure Play Media CEO, Richard Arnold explains the wait for a perfect release date.“We want to present the film in the best way possible and know that viewing resolution and the overall experience is key, so we’ve kept in time with the release of coordinating technology for this masterpiece”. Arnold goes on to say, “A preview trailer offered in conjunction with the Super Bowl 3D commercials in February heightened the films demand. Now, with 3D capable televisions soon to be released, and consumers coming out in record numbers to see blockbuster 3D films in the theater I know Tommy Gunn’s Cummin At You! 3D has found its marketplace. The official release date is set and consumers will have the most realistic, interactive and dynamic porn experience possible.”
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