LOS ANGELES — Since she first laid eyes on the Playboy mogul in 2001, Hugh Hefner's "lead" girlfriend" Holly Madison has made it no secret that she wants to get hitched to the 82-year-old. But it seems the busty blonde is starting to give up on her dream.
“We are no closer to getting married than we were years ago,” a dejected Holly told Tarts at last week’s “Playmate of the Year” luncheon held at the iconic Mansion. “It’s like a car stalled at the side of the road.”
While the 28-year-old glamour girl may still be holding out for a miraculous jump-start, she found it difficult to deal with her boyfriend’s thoughts on the situation as she sadly turned away while he spoke.
“I love Holly very much and I think we’re going to be together the rest of my life,” Hef said. “But marriage isn’t part of my puzzle. It’s not a personal thing; I just haven’t had much luck with marriages.”
But not only is the men’s magazine mogul refusing to commit to just one woman, he’s refusing to give up his passion of perusing pictures of beautiful (yet bare) bodies.
“I have no plans to retire,” Hefner added. “It’s the perfect combination of work and play that keeps you young. If I quit work it would be the beginning of the end for me.”
Speaking of endings, could his other two “Girls Next Door,” Bridget Marquardt and Kendra Wilkinson, also be getting ready to move on?
“My goal is to be hosting my own show and be happily married with children, so I’ve been thinking about that a lot lately,” Bridget said.
Kendra added that her future plans also involve motherhood and marriage while at the same time she aspires to build up her brand name, so with her own label Kdub clothing ready to launch, it seems she’s well on the way to independence.
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Is This Girl A Slut??? Shayne Lamas Does Six-Page Spread For Girls Gone Wild's Joe Francis' New Magazine
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Monday, May 12, 2008
OJ Simpson Confession
LOS ANGELES — A memorabilia dealer who profited from O.J. Simpson for many years is the latest former crony to write a tell-all book, this one alleging a groggy Simpson, high on marijuana, confessed to killing his ex-wife after he was acquitted.
Mike Gilbert also claims he helped his former friend wiggle out of the murder charges by suggesting how to bloat his hands so they wouldn't fit the notorious bloody gloves.
Gilbert's book, "How I Helped O.J. Get Away With Murder: The Shocking Inside Story of Violence, Loyalty, Regret and Remorse" (Regnery Publishing, 232 pages, $27.95), is due in stores Monday. It was released to The Associated Press in advance.
He said Simpson had smoked pot, took a sleeping pill and was drinking beer when he confided at his Brentwood home weeks after his trial what happened the night of June 12, 1994. Simpson said he went to his ex-wife's condominium, but did not bring a knife with him. Simpson told him Nicole Brown Simpson had one in her hand when she opened the door.
In a soft mumble, Simpson told him: "If she hadn't opened that door with a knife in her hand ... she'd still be alive."
"Nothing more needed to be said," Gilbert writes. "O.J. had confessed to me. There's no doubt in my mind."
Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman were stabbed to death at the entrance to her condominium. The knife was never found.
Simpson's current lawyer Yale Galanter said none of Gilbert's claims are true and that Gilbert is "a delusional drug addict who needs money. He's fallen on very hard times. He is in trouble with the IRS."
"I've talked to O.J. about it," said Galanter, who refused to allow Simpson to comment directly because of his upcoming robbery trial in Las Vegas. "This stuff not only didn't occur but it's not factually supported by the evidence."
The name calling and accusations on both sides showed that deep wounds persist.
In a phone interview, Gilbert called Galanter "an ambulance chaser and an enabler and denier for O.J. I know. I used to do the same thing. I understand the game."
He acknowledged he has IRS problems which he says were caused by Simpson but said, "I could take a drug test and pass it. I highly doubt that O.J. could."
Gilbert is the second sports memorabilia dealer to write a Simpson book this year. Thomas Riccio, who arranged a Las Vegas memorabilia sale that led to Simpson's armed robbery arrest, penned "Busted" last month.
Simpson himself participated in the controversial book, "If I Did It," which he claimed was not a confession. It was withdrawn by the publisher and eventually released last year by the Goldman family to help satisfy a $33.5 million wrongful death judgment.
Gilbert said he continued to represent Simpson for another decade after the alleged confession, hawking items with his autograph, hiding the profits and helping Simpson shield his possessions so they could not be seized by the Goldman family.
Gilbert also claims that he counseled the jailed Simpson during his murder trial to stop taking his arthritis medicine so his hands would swell up and not fit the bloody gloves in court. He offers no proof Simpson followed his advice or that he was taking any medicine, but the drama that played out in court when the gloves didn't fit was central to Simpson's defense.
The prosecutors in Simpson's murder trial, Marcia Clark and Christopher Darden, could not immediately be reached for comment on Gilbert's claims.
Former Gilbert partner Bruce Fromong, who was involved in the Vegas incident, said Gilbert is known for spinning tall tales.
"Mike makes up a lot of great stories," said Fromong. "Mike Gilbert has a ton of skeletons in his closet. He's as dirty as anyone."
Gilbert said he broke with Simpson two years ago because he felt cheated, didn't approve of his lifestyle and was repulsed by "If I Did It." He writes that he was guided to do his own the book by dreams in which he saw the ghosts of his dead grandmother and of Nicole Brown Simpson.
He refers to himself in the book as a "Judas," and says he is betraying Simpson because he's ashamed of what he did and wants to soothe his conscience. He responded to Fromong's criticism by saying he's made mistakes and isn't trying to clean up his image with the book.
He writes that he was not alone in helping Simpson beat the murder charges, but "I hope to be the first to finally confess."
Gilbert said he funneled money from autograph signing appearances to Simpson under the table so the Goldman family could not get it. Gilbert said he paid Simpson 80 percent, kept 20 percent but had to pay taxes on the whole amount. He said Simpson repeatedly told him they'd settle up later.
But they never did and when pushed Simpson reminded him of the Goldman debt: "Hey, at least you don't owe $33.5 million."
"Yeah, I didn't kill anybody either," Gilbert replied. Simpson scowled.
He offers apologies to the dead Nicole Simpson, whom he said he never liked, and to the Goldman family.
"He offers an apology for money laundering?" said Goldman attorney David Cook. "I don't think we want the apology. I think we need the money. Send us a check, not an I'm sorry."
He said he plans to use the book as a treasure map to Simpson's hidden assets.
Gilbert, 53, was a childhood fan of Simpson who was thrilled when another client, football great Marcus Allen, introduced them and they began doing business together.
Gilbert wrote in his book that he was admitted to a world of privilege and he got caught up in a power trip in which he believed he was better than "ordinary people."
Gilbert blames himself and other Simpson friends for failing to act when they detected domestic violence in the Simpson marriage. But he says each time there was a fight between the couple or a call by Nicole to police it was dismissed as part of their obsession with each other or they pretended it didn't happen.
"O.J. mattered more," he said. "The fringe benefits that came with being one of O.J.'s friends mattered more _ or at least we thought they did."
Gilbert wrote the book for many reasons. It wasn't just to make money or hurt Simpson.
"Nothing can hurt O.J.," he said in an interview. "He doesn't have the emotions we have."
In a chapter on the Las Vegas case, he acknowledges that Simpson was in search of memorabilia he believed Gilbert stole from him, including the suit he wore the day he was acquitted.
"I never sold the suit, not even when I was dead broke," he writes. "At least that's something small to be proud of."
But Gilbert does acknowledge that he unsuccessfully tried to sell the suit at one point _ before he sold his book.
Mike Gilbert also claims he helped his former friend wiggle out of the murder charges by suggesting how to bloat his hands so they wouldn't fit the notorious bloody gloves.
Gilbert's book, "How I Helped O.J. Get Away With Murder: The Shocking Inside Story of Violence, Loyalty, Regret and Remorse" (Regnery Publishing, 232 pages, $27.95), is due in stores Monday. It was released to The Associated Press in advance.
He said Simpson had smoked pot, took a sleeping pill and was drinking beer when he confided at his Brentwood home weeks after his trial what happened the night of June 12, 1994. Simpson said he went to his ex-wife's condominium, but did not bring a knife with him. Simpson told him Nicole Brown Simpson had one in her hand when she opened the door.
In a soft mumble, Simpson told him: "If she hadn't opened that door with a knife in her hand ... she'd still be alive."
"Nothing more needed to be said," Gilbert writes. "O.J. had confessed to me. There's no doubt in my mind."
Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman were stabbed to death at the entrance to her condominium. The knife was never found.
Simpson's current lawyer Yale Galanter said none of Gilbert's claims are true and that Gilbert is "a delusional drug addict who needs money. He's fallen on very hard times. He is in trouble with the IRS."
"I've talked to O.J. about it," said Galanter, who refused to allow Simpson to comment directly because of his upcoming robbery trial in Las Vegas. "This stuff not only didn't occur but it's not factually supported by the evidence."
The name calling and accusations on both sides showed that deep wounds persist.
In a phone interview, Gilbert called Galanter "an ambulance chaser and an enabler and denier for O.J. I know. I used to do the same thing. I understand the game."
He acknowledged he has IRS problems which he says were caused by Simpson but said, "I could take a drug test and pass it. I highly doubt that O.J. could."
Gilbert is the second sports memorabilia dealer to write a Simpson book this year. Thomas Riccio, who arranged a Las Vegas memorabilia sale that led to Simpson's armed robbery arrest, penned "Busted" last month.
Simpson himself participated in the controversial book, "If I Did It," which he claimed was not a confession. It was withdrawn by the publisher and eventually released last year by the Goldman family to help satisfy a $33.5 million wrongful death judgment.
Gilbert said he continued to represent Simpson for another decade after the alleged confession, hawking items with his autograph, hiding the profits and helping Simpson shield his possessions so they could not be seized by the Goldman family.
Gilbert also claims that he counseled the jailed Simpson during his murder trial to stop taking his arthritis medicine so his hands would swell up and not fit the bloody gloves in court. He offers no proof Simpson followed his advice or that he was taking any medicine, but the drama that played out in court when the gloves didn't fit was central to Simpson's defense.
The prosecutors in Simpson's murder trial, Marcia Clark and Christopher Darden, could not immediately be reached for comment on Gilbert's claims.
Former Gilbert partner Bruce Fromong, who was involved in the Vegas incident, said Gilbert is known for spinning tall tales.
"Mike makes up a lot of great stories," said Fromong. "Mike Gilbert has a ton of skeletons in his closet. He's as dirty as anyone."
Gilbert said he broke with Simpson two years ago because he felt cheated, didn't approve of his lifestyle and was repulsed by "If I Did It." He writes that he was guided to do his own the book by dreams in which he saw the ghosts of his dead grandmother and of Nicole Brown Simpson.
He refers to himself in the book as a "Judas," and says he is betraying Simpson because he's ashamed of what he did and wants to soothe his conscience. He responded to Fromong's criticism by saying he's made mistakes and isn't trying to clean up his image with the book.
He writes that he was not alone in helping Simpson beat the murder charges, but "I hope to be the first to finally confess."
Gilbert said he funneled money from autograph signing appearances to Simpson under the table so the Goldman family could not get it. Gilbert said he paid Simpson 80 percent, kept 20 percent but had to pay taxes on the whole amount. He said Simpson repeatedly told him they'd settle up later.
But they never did and when pushed Simpson reminded him of the Goldman debt: "Hey, at least you don't owe $33.5 million."
"Yeah, I didn't kill anybody either," Gilbert replied. Simpson scowled.
He offers apologies to the dead Nicole Simpson, whom he said he never liked, and to the Goldman family.
"He offers an apology for money laundering?" said Goldman attorney David Cook. "I don't think we want the apology. I think we need the money. Send us a check, not an I'm sorry."
He said he plans to use the book as a treasure map to Simpson's hidden assets.
Gilbert, 53, was a childhood fan of Simpson who was thrilled when another client, football great Marcus Allen, introduced them and they began doing business together.
Gilbert wrote in his book that he was admitted to a world of privilege and he got caught up in a power trip in which he believed he was better than "ordinary people."
Gilbert blames himself and other Simpson friends for failing to act when they detected domestic violence in the Simpson marriage. But he says each time there was a fight between the couple or a call by Nicole to police it was dismissed as part of their obsession with each other or they pretended it didn't happen.
"O.J. mattered more," he said. "The fringe benefits that came with being one of O.J.'s friends mattered more _ or at least we thought they did."
Gilbert wrote the book for many reasons. It wasn't just to make money or hurt Simpson.
"Nothing can hurt O.J.," he said in an interview. "He doesn't have the emotions we have."
In a chapter on the Las Vegas case, he acknowledges that Simpson was in search of memorabilia he believed Gilbert stole from him, including the suit he wore the day he was acquitted.
"I never sold the suit, not even when I was dead broke," he writes. "At least that's something small to be proud of."
But Gilbert does acknowledge that he unsuccessfully tried to sell the suit at one point _ before he sold his book.
Tuesday, May 06, 2008
Help The Girl Of Your Dreams Get The Body Of Her Dreams!
MyFreeImplants.com Offers Free Breast Surgery
LOS ANGELES — The website MyFreeImplants.com is a service website that matches up women who want breast implants with people who want to pay for the surgeries.
According to the website, the idea for the website started in July 2005 when a dancer at a bachelor party said she wanted to get a boob job but couldn't afford it. One partygoer offered $5, another offered $10, another $20 and by the end of the evening the dancer had $750, 25 percent of the money she needed for the surgery. So came the idea for the MyFreeImplants.com site, four months later people from all over the world had contributed enough to pay for the surgery plus costs of the website.
The dancer, Natasha, is the model now featured on the website.
MyFreeImplants has become a social-networking site where women who want breast implant surgery can connect with men who want to help pay for it. "Benefactors" can make contributions to help women who post pictures (as revealing as they choose) and blog entries on their home pages.
The site has paid for more than 150 breast augmentations, and there are plans to ramp up to providing one free augmentation giveaway a month, and then one a week as membership of both candidates and benefactors increases.
If you are so inclined, Click Here! Who knows, she might be eternally grateful!!!
LOS ANGELES — The website MyFreeImplants.com is a service website that matches up women who want breast implants with people who want to pay for the surgeries.
According to the website, the idea for the website started in July 2005 when a dancer at a bachelor party said she wanted to get a boob job but couldn't afford it. One partygoer offered $5, another offered $10, another $20 and by the end of the evening the dancer had $750, 25 percent of the money she needed for the surgery. So came the idea for the MyFreeImplants.com site, four months later people from all over the world had contributed enough to pay for the surgery plus costs of the website.
The dancer, Natasha, is the model now featured on the website.
MyFreeImplants has become a social-networking site where women who want breast implant surgery can connect with men who want to help pay for it. "Benefactors" can make contributions to help women who post pictures (as revealing as they choose) and blog entries on their home pages.
The site has paid for more than 150 breast augmentations, and there are plans to ramp up to providing one free augmentation giveaway a month, and then one a week as membership of both candidates and benefactors increases.
If you are so inclined, Click Here! Who knows, she might be eternally grateful!!!
Monday, May 05, 2008
Wanna Go To Hollywood For A Playmate Screen Test With Holly Madison?
The folks over at Playboy is doing an open casting call. So if you think your girl is hot shit (and let’s be real most women these days seem to) then click below to submit your entries as outlined below.
Welcome to Playboy’s Casting channel on YouTube. This is where you can show Playboy (and the whole world) what you’ve got!!!
Girls, we are very excited to see your submissions — please carefully review the terms and conditions below. The girls with the most YouTube views will definitely get our attention so when you’re making your video, go big! And be sure to tell all your friends and neighbors to watch your video. If you have a profile on MySpace, Facebook or any other social network, you can embed your video there to spread the word. And if you go to http://www.playboy.com/pm55 you can even grab a banner for your MySpace page that tells all your friends that you want to go to “Holly-wood”!
Everyone else, we hope you’ll enjoy seeing what it’s like to be part of the Playboy casting process. For more Playboy videos, you can visit our main YouTube channel at http://www.youtube.com/playboy and of course you can come to http://www.playboy.com for more from the entire world of Playboy!
Video submissions should start to post next week. REMEMBER TO SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL FOR UPDATES!
-The Team at Playboy
Welcome to Playboy’s Casting channel on YouTube. This is where you can show Playboy (and the whole world) what you’ve got!!!
Girls, we are very excited to see your submissions — please carefully review the terms and conditions below. The girls with the most YouTube views will definitely get our attention so when you’re making your video, go big! And be sure to tell all your friends and neighbors to watch your video. If you have a profile on MySpace, Facebook or any other social network, you can embed your video there to spread the word. And if you go to http://www.playboy.com/pm55 you can even grab a banner for your MySpace page that tells all your friends that you want to go to “Holly-wood”!
Everyone else, we hope you’ll enjoy seeing what it’s like to be part of the Playboy casting process. For more Playboy videos, you can visit our main YouTube channel at http://www.youtube.com/playboy and of course you can come to http://www.playboy.com for more from the entire world of Playboy!
Video submissions should start to post next week. REMEMBER TO SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL FOR UPDATES!
-The Team at Playboy
Friday, May 02, 2008
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Are All The Train Wheels On This Track?
Apparently it only takes one of her to screw in a lightbulb...
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
150,000 Fans Attend Porn Show In LA
Click here for the photo gallery, courtesy of avn.com
LOS ANGELES - Several thousand fans converged on the L.A. Convention Center this past weekend for Adultcon 14, the three-day expo that features dozens of porn stars, models and adult entertainment companies.
Even two hours before closing on Sunday, Ron Jeremy was signing autographs and posing for pictures for an enthusiastic group at the Beamonstar.com booth, which was promoting its male enhancement products.
Meanwhile on the far end of the South Hall, fans had several other options including the comic relief of Evan Stone, who was wearing a white cloak and standing behind a podium. He was near the HeatherGates.com booth, where girls were riding a clit massage machine and guys were straddling Gates doggie-style as cameras snapped.
Sin City exclusive Tory Lane was stationed a few feet away, not far from Adam & Eve hottie Kayden Kross who looked fetching in fishnet stockings. Nautica Thorn spent 40 minutes talking to one of her super fans who brought three different cameras with him to capture the day's excitement.
The owner of Nautica Thorn Productions took a break to discuss her participation in the non-profit karmarescue.org, which she said, "helps poochies that are unwanted find homes." She added that fans were buying her movies such as her most recent release, Straight Fucking, and then asking for her previous stuff such as Entering Nautica Thorn.
"The name is getting out there and people like the product," she said, noting that she's booked for an interracial scene on May 26 for Evil Angel.
Thorn was one of a few girls interviewed by KTLA Channel 5 News for an Adultcon segment that ran on Saturday night.
Fans that walked to the back of the hall weren't disappointed when they spotted Alexis Love, Veronique Vega and Tristan Kingsley at the LA Direct booth.
"I like seeing my fans here and I'm starting to see some of the same people at these conventions," Love said.
The starlet was signing copies of the May Penthouse magazine, which features her in a sexy layout as the new Pet of the Month. She said a lot of her fans knew that she was in the new Penthouse and told her "congratulations, you deserve it." Love said she'll fly to New York this week for an appearance on the "Howard Stern Show" with Justine Joli on Tuesday.
Kingsley, who was wearing a pink schoolgirl ensemble, said this weekend marked her second Adultcon show after being in the industry for about a year. The San Jose native was signing copies of her Vouyer Media movie N2Deep and promoting her site.
One of the largest booths at the expo was for Eric John's Erotique Entertainment, where Lux Kassidy and Angie Savage attracted plenty of attention. Across the way, Lexxi Tyler turned heads at the Dolips.com booth, while Sophie Dee, Cherokee, Savannah Stern and Teanna Kai worked their own sets of fans. Performer Brian Pumper held court at his B. Pumper Productions booth with his recent DVDs spread out across the table.
Club Jenna contract girl Roxy Jezel signed all three days at the Stiletto magazine booth and also got some airtime on Channel 5 news Saturday night.
"It's been awesome. I love coming to this convention," she said.
Jezel also mentioned she had recently been cast as a high class escort in Sexploitation: Under the Gun, an independent mainstream movie that is being shot in New York next month.
Adultcon president Renaud West was generally pleased with the event.
"Well, Coachella was this weekend and there's 150,000 people out there, so that hurt our attendance, along with the book exhibition [Los Angeles Times Festival of Books at UCLA]. The recession isn't helping. The price of gas isn't helping. But with all that, our turnout has been better than we expected," West said as he eyed another group riding the escalator up to the hall. "We're very fortunate with the weather being beautiful. Whatever the numbers are they are better than we what we were expecting.
"... The room is still big, but we're filling it a little better."
West even brought in the same tiger that was in the movie Gladiator as an added attraction for this show.
"We got the live tiger for everybody to take pictures with," West said. "This show is a great value to adult talent. They definitely make money and they get to meet their fans."
Click here for Gia Jordan's photo gallery.
LOS ANGELES - Several thousand fans converged on the L.A. Convention Center this past weekend for Adultcon 14, the three-day expo that features dozens of porn stars, models and adult entertainment companies.
Even two hours before closing on Sunday, Ron Jeremy was signing autographs and posing for pictures for an enthusiastic group at the Beamonstar.com booth, which was promoting its male enhancement products.
Meanwhile on the far end of the South Hall, fans had several other options including the comic relief of Evan Stone, who was wearing a white cloak and standing behind a podium. He was near the HeatherGates.com booth, where girls were riding a clit massage machine and guys were straddling Gates doggie-style as cameras snapped.
Sin City exclusive Tory Lane was stationed a few feet away, not far from Adam & Eve hottie Kayden Kross who looked fetching in fishnet stockings. Nautica Thorn spent 40 minutes talking to one of her super fans who brought three different cameras with him to capture the day's excitement.
The owner of Nautica Thorn Productions took a break to discuss her participation in the non-profit karmarescue.org, which she said, "helps poochies that are unwanted find homes." She added that fans were buying her movies such as her most recent release, Straight Fucking, and then asking for her previous stuff such as Entering Nautica Thorn.
"The name is getting out there and people like the product," she said, noting that she's booked for an interracial scene on May 26 for Evil Angel.
Thorn was one of a few girls interviewed by KTLA Channel 5 News for an Adultcon segment that ran on Saturday night.
Fans that walked to the back of the hall weren't disappointed when they spotted Alexis Love, Veronique Vega and Tristan Kingsley at the LA Direct booth.
"I like seeing my fans here and I'm starting to see some of the same people at these conventions," Love said.
The starlet was signing copies of the May Penthouse magazine, which features her in a sexy layout as the new Pet of the Month. She said a lot of her fans knew that she was in the new Penthouse and told her "congratulations, you deserve it." Love said she'll fly to New York this week for an appearance on the "Howard Stern Show" with Justine Joli on Tuesday.
Kingsley, who was wearing a pink schoolgirl ensemble, said this weekend marked her second Adultcon show after being in the industry for about a year. The San Jose native was signing copies of her Vouyer Media movie N2Deep and promoting her site.
One of the largest booths at the expo was for Eric John's Erotique Entertainment, where Lux Kassidy and Angie Savage attracted plenty of attention. Across the way, Lexxi Tyler turned heads at the Dolips.com booth, while Sophie Dee, Cherokee, Savannah Stern and Teanna Kai worked their own sets of fans. Performer Brian Pumper held court at his B. Pumper Productions booth with his recent DVDs spread out across the table.
Club Jenna contract girl Roxy Jezel signed all three days at the Stiletto magazine booth and also got some airtime on Channel 5 news Saturday night.
"It's been awesome. I love coming to this convention," she said.
Jezel also mentioned she had recently been cast as a high class escort in Sexploitation: Under the Gun, an independent mainstream movie that is being shot in New York next month.
Adultcon president Renaud West was generally pleased with the event.
"Well, Coachella was this weekend and there's 150,000 people out there, so that hurt our attendance, along with the book exhibition [Los Angeles Times Festival of Books at UCLA]. The recession isn't helping. The price of gas isn't helping. But with all that, our turnout has been better than we expected," West said as he eyed another group riding the escalator up to the hall. "We're very fortunate with the weather being beautiful. Whatever the numbers are they are better than we what we were expecting.
"... The room is still big, but we're filling it a little better."
West even brought in the same tiger that was in the movie Gladiator as an added attraction for this show.
"We got the live tiger for everybody to take pictures with," West said. "This show is a great value to adult talent. They definitely make money and they get to meet their fans."
Click here for Gia Jordan's photo gallery.
Monday, April 28, 2008
Ashley Dupre Sues 'Girls Gone Wild' For $10 Million
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Friday, April 25, 2008
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Just Added To Our Movies Section - Oral Antics 2
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Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Ayana Angel Posts On Her Blog
XXX-Recession
Ok, this was supposed to be my big return to XXX. Do you know all my shoots got cancelled! Then I hear its the same for other girls - no work, etc!!!! Alot of the companies are in Brazil shooting (need to see the list of male talent so I can add them to my No-Shooting list) but I mean damn!!!! WTF! So I think from now on until LA recovers................... I think XXX may be feeling the effects of the rise of the Internet, the over-abundance of people claiming to be reputable companies, boot-legging of videos, etc. This is normally the busy time for porn but no one is busy at all!!! I may need to start another mainstream job search!!!
My new quote for XXX was "They got me out here Brett Farve-ing...... trying to see if I still got it...!!!", and then this and now he retired today. Hmm, is that a hint????
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Ok, this was supposed to be my big return to XXX. Do you know all my shoots got cancelled! Then I hear its the same for other girls - no work, etc!!!! Alot of the companies are in Brazil shooting (need to see the list of male talent so I can add them to my No-Shooting list) but I mean damn!!!! WTF! So I think from now on until LA recovers................... I think XXX may be feeling the effects of the rise of the Internet, the over-abundance of people claiming to be reputable companies, boot-legging of videos, etc. This is normally the busy time for porn but no one is busy at all!!! I may need to start another mainstream job search!!!
My new quote for XXX was "They got me out here Brett Farve-ing...... trying to see if I still got it...!!!", and then this and now he retired today. Hmm, is that a hint????
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Thursday, April 17, 2008
Scientology Creates A Brainwashed, Robotic Version Of You - Here's How
Hollywood [Fox News] - Jason Beghe is the bravest actor in Hollywood. He’s come clean about his 14 years in Scientology, the religion that Tom Cruise reveres. He says the purpose of Scientology is to create a "brainwashed, robotic version of you."
He also says that he spent about $1 million to work his way up the Scientology ladder to become what’s known as an "OT5 auditor," or someone who listens to new members and teaches them the ropes.
He was so successful as a celebrity auditor, he says, that David Miscavige, the head of the sect, referred to him as "the poster boy for Scientology."
But now that Beghe and his wife have left the sect, the actor has concerns. They can be, he says, a vicious and vindictive group. When he asked for money back that he had banked for future study — some $60,000 to $70,000 — it was returned and he was banished.
"Once you ask for refund and repayment, that’s what it’s called, you’re not allowed to take another course or speak to another Scientologist ever again," Beghe says.
On Tuesday, I told you that Beghe had posted a three-minute "teaser" video explaining a little about his exit from Scientology. A second, longer video will be going up on YouTube Wednesday or Thursday. It’s not to make money or to get publicity for himself, Beghe says, and I believe him. "If it helps people, that’s what’s important."
And that’s because Beghe says that most Scientologists are completely insulated from the criticism that we all read or publish. All the jokes, the "South Park" stuff, anti-cult stories, real data about people who’ve suffered inside the sect largely go unnoticed by the Scientology community. "They just say, 'You don’t understand.'"
Beghe is just beginning to comprehend what an impact his announcement has made. It should rock the world of celebrity Scientologists, the people Miscavige has counted on to carry the sect’s message to the outside world and make it seem plausible.
But Beghe says not all the celebrity Scientologists are completely "in." Kirstie Alley, he says, is a friend and "could be gotten out." Tom Cruise, he says, was out for several years.
"He was brought back in around the time of his divorce from Nicole Kidman. And then they put him through something called Ethics Cycle after Penelope Cruz left. That’s when you make amends for having not been in it for a while."
Cruise’s Ethics Cycle, Beghe thinks, would account for the campaign Cruise went on while filming "War of the Worlds," through the meeting, courting and recruiting of Katie Holmes, the fight with Matt Lauer on "Today" and telling Diane Sawyer what kind of Scientologist he was on ABC — not to mention the couch-jumping on "Oprah."
Beghe, for one, says he was not a good celebrity Scientologist. "They would ask me to come to parties for Tom or John (Travolta); I would say 'yes' and not go."
Indeed, Beghe says he’s spent the last eight years trying to leave Scientology. "It was good for the first three years or so. But then I got nothing out of it."
"Scientology," Beghe says, "delivers what it promises under the guise of tearing away falsity, neuroses, psychoses. It creates a brainwashed, robotic version of you. It’s a ‘Matrix’ of you, so you’re communicating with people all the time using Scientology. So we’re seeing you ‘via’ Scientology. And it creates an addiction, so you come back for more."
He says that he initially was recruited through acting teacher Milton Katselas’ class. Katselas has been cited in many publications, including The New York Times, for exerting pressure on his students to join the sect.
"He gets kickbacks," Beghe says. Among Katselas’ students have been at least half a dozen celebrity Scientologists, including Giovanni Ribisi (who is thought to have recruited "My Name Is Earl" star Jason Lee and, in turn, Ethan Suplee) and his sister, Marisa, Leah Remini and Anne Archer.
Beghe was brought to the Scientology center in Hollywood by Bodhi Elfman, husband of actress Jenna Elfman, who was in Katselas’ class. His appointment was for 10 a.m. He wound up staying at least 12 hours, as the sect’s auditors embarked on their "brainwashing." It was just before his career was taking off with a role as Demi Moore’s love interest in "G.I. Jane."
"David Miscavige loved me. He took me to Hemet" — the Scientology fortress in the California mountains — "and he came with me to the premiere of 'G.I. Jane.' He let me do voice-overs for Scientology instructional videos, which was unheard of. And it would take a year to do a 15-minute video; he was that meticulous."
But in a short time, Beghe saw that things were not going so well. "I was unhappy and depressed. They would say it was their fault, the way they were handling my ‘case.’ And I’d flip out another $50,000 for another course."
Beghe says the biggest question at Scientology is where all the money has gone. "You never get any answers about it," he says. "And it’s all about money."
It took Beghe and his wife, Angie — whom he’d brought into the sect and who also achieved the high level of OT5 — more than a year to negotiate their way out. (Their first child even endured the Scientology "silent birth" we’ve heard so much about.)
Beghe says during that time his relations with his family and friends — like childhood pal David Duchovny — were strained. "Things are much better now with everyone," Beghe says.
He also says that he spent about $1 million to work his way up the Scientology ladder to become what’s known as an "OT5 auditor," or someone who listens to new members and teaches them the ropes.
He was so successful as a celebrity auditor, he says, that David Miscavige, the head of the sect, referred to him as "the poster boy for Scientology."
But now that Beghe and his wife have left the sect, the actor has concerns. They can be, he says, a vicious and vindictive group. When he asked for money back that he had banked for future study — some $60,000 to $70,000 — it was returned and he was banished.
"Once you ask for refund and repayment, that’s what it’s called, you’re not allowed to take another course or speak to another Scientologist ever again," Beghe says.
On Tuesday, I told you that Beghe had posted a three-minute "teaser" video explaining a little about his exit from Scientology. A second, longer video will be going up on YouTube Wednesday or Thursday. It’s not to make money or to get publicity for himself, Beghe says, and I believe him. "If it helps people, that’s what’s important."
And that’s because Beghe says that most Scientologists are completely insulated from the criticism that we all read or publish. All the jokes, the "South Park" stuff, anti-cult stories, real data about people who’ve suffered inside the sect largely go unnoticed by the Scientology community. "They just say, 'You don’t understand.'"
Beghe is just beginning to comprehend what an impact his announcement has made. It should rock the world of celebrity Scientologists, the people Miscavige has counted on to carry the sect’s message to the outside world and make it seem plausible.
But Beghe says not all the celebrity Scientologists are completely "in." Kirstie Alley, he says, is a friend and "could be gotten out." Tom Cruise, he says, was out for several years.
"He was brought back in around the time of his divorce from Nicole Kidman. And then they put him through something called Ethics Cycle after Penelope Cruz left. That’s when you make amends for having not been in it for a while."
Cruise’s Ethics Cycle, Beghe thinks, would account for the campaign Cruise went on while filming "War of the Worlds," through the meeting, courting and recruiting of Katie Holmes, the fight with Matt Lauer on "Today" and telling Diane Sawyer what kind of Scientologist he was on ABC — not to mention the couch-jumping on "Oprah."
Beghe, for one, says he was not a good celebrity Scientologist. "They would ask me to come to parties for Tom or John (Travolta); I would say 'yes' and not go."
Indeed, Beghe says he’s spent the last eight years trying to leave Scientology. "It was good for the first three years or so. But then I got nothing out of it."
"Scientology," Beghe says, "delivers what it promises under the guise of tearing away falsity, neuroses, psychoses. It creates a brainwashed, robotic version of you. It’s a ‘Matrix’ of you, so you’re communicating with people all the time using Scientology. So we’re seeing you ‘via’ Scientology. And it creates an addiction, so you come back for more."
He says that he initially was recruited through acting teacher Milton Katselas’ class. Katselas has been cited in many publications, including The New York Times, for exerting pressure on his students to join the sect.
"He gets kickbacks," Beghe says. Among Katselas’ students have been at least half a dozen celebrity Scientologists, including Giovanni Ribisi (who is thought to have recruited "My Name Is Earl" star Jason Lee and, in turn, Ethan Suplee) and his sister, Marisa, Leah Remini and Anne Archer.
Beghe was brought to the Scientology center in Hollywood by Bodhi Elfman, husband of actress Jenna Elfman, who was in Katselas’ class. His appointment was for 10 a.m. He wound up staying at least 12 hours, as the sect’s auditors embarked on their "brainwashing." It was just before his career was taking off with a role as Demi Moore’s love interest in "G.I. Jane."
"David Miscavige loved me. He took me to Hemet" — the Scientology fortress in the California mountains — "and he came with me to the premiere of 'G.I. Jane.' He let me do voice-overs for Scientology instructional videos, which was unheard of. And it would take a year to do a 15-minute video; he was that meticulous."
But in a short time, Beghe saw that things were not going so well. "I was unhappy and depressed. They would say it was their fault, the way they were handling my ‘case.’ And I’d flip out another $50,000 for another course."
Beghe says the biggest question at Scientology is where all the money has gone. "You never get any answers about it," he says. "And it’s all about money."
It took Beghe and his wife, Angie — whom he’d brought into the sect and who also achieved the high level of OT5 — more than a year to negotiate their way out. (Their first child even endured the Scientology "silent birth" we’ve heard so much about.)
Beghe says during that time his relations with his family and friends — like childhood pal David Duchovny — were strained. "Things are much better now with everyone," Beghe says.
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
I Am Now Officially An Obama Girl
By JOAN LOWY (Associated Press Writer)
From Associated Press
April 16, 2008 2:18 PM EDT
WASHINGTON - Rock star Bruce Springsteen endorsed Democratic Sen. Barack Obama for president Wednesday, saying "he speaks to the America I've envisioned in my music for the past 35 years."
In a letter addressed to friends and fans posted his Web site, Springsteen said he believes Obama is the best candidate to undo "the terrible damage done over the past eight years."
"He has the depth, the reflectiveness, and the resilience to be our next president," the letter said. "He speaks to the America I've envisioned in my music for the past 35 years, a generous nation with a citizenry willing to tackle nuanced and complex problems, a country that's interested in its collective destiny and in the potential of its gathered spirit. A place where '...nobody crowds you, and nobody goes it alone.' "
The bard of New Jersey is known for his lyrics about the struggles of working-class Americans, particularly in the economically ravaged factory towns of the Northeast.
Springsteen and his E Street band were part of the Vote for Change tour, a coalition of musicians opposed to the re-election of President Bush in 2004. He wrote the anti-war ballad "Devils and Dust" about Iraq.
Springsteen did not directly mention Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, Obama's rival for the Democratic nomination, in his letter, but appeared to take issue with her recent criticisms of comments made by Obama about working-class voters in small towns in Pennsylvania and controversial statements by his pastor.
"Critics have tried to diminish Senator Obama through the exaggeration of certain of his comments and relationships," Springsteen wrote. "While these matters are worthy of some discussion, they have been ripped out of the context and fabric of the man's life and vision ... often in order to distract us from discussing the real issues: war and peace, the fight for economic and racial justice, reaffirming our Constitution, and the protection and enhancement of our environment."
On the Net:http://brucespringsteen.net/news/index.html
From Associated Press
April 16, 2008 2:18 PM EDT
WASHINGTON - Rock star Bruce Springsteen endorsed Democratic Sen. Barack Obama for president Wednesday, saying "he speaks to the America I've envisioned in my music for the past 35 years."
In a letter addressed to friends and fans posted his Web site, Springsteen said he believes Obama is the best candidate to undo "the terrible damage done over the past eight years."
"He has the depth, the reflectiveness, and the resilience to be our next president," the letter said. "He speaks to the America I've envisioned in my music for the past 35 years, a generous nation with a citizenry willing to tackle nuanced and complex problems, a country that's interested in its collective destiny and in the potential of its gathered spirit. A place where '...nobody crowds you, and nobody goes it alone.' "
The bard of New Jersey is known for his lyrics about the struggles of working-class Americans, particularly in the economically ravaged factory towns of the Northeast.
Springsteen and his E Street band were part of the Vote for Change tour, a coalition of musicians opposed to the re-election of President Bush in 2004. He wrote the anti-war ballad "Devils and Dust" about Iraq.
Springsteen did not directly mention Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, Obama's rival for the Democratic nomination, in his letter, but appeared to take issue with her recent criticisms of comments made by Obama about working-class voters in small towns in Pennsylvania and controversial statements by his pastor.
"Critics have tried to diminish Senator Obama through the exaggeration of certain of his comments and relationships," Springsteen wrote. "While these matters are worthy of some discussion, they have been ripped out of the context and fabric of the man's life and vision ... often in order to distract us from discussing the real issues: war and peace, the fight for economic and racial justice, reaffirming our Constitution, and the protection and enhancement of our environment."
On the Net:http://brucespringsteen.net/news/index.html
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