Jerry Garfinkel’s 2257 Problems

Matt writes: run a google search for "2257, Garfinkel" you’ll find 4 names, Jay, J., Jerry, Bruce, they are all Jerry Garfinkel. he also used at least one self storage facility as his production offices. a blatant disregard for the 2257 rules in place at the of production. an even cursory inquiry of those records…

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Holly Randall

Joe writes: Luke, I was just riding my bike along the boardwalk in venice, when I saw what appeared to be your ex-ho walking her dog. Does she have a little white dog? She looked kinda cute, and was giving me heavy eye contact. Shabbat Shalom! Holly Randall responds: "Dream on buddy. I have not…

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Pilot Loses License over Sex with Puma Swede

From http://www.inquisitr.com/23942/david-martz-video/ David Martz, a helicopter pilot, has had his pilot’s license revoked over a videotaped incident of mid-flight oral sex. Martz was flying with a porn star named Puma Swede when she apparently performed the act. David Martz Suspension The National Transportation Safety Board has just finished its investigation and decided to pull Martz’s…

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Hi-def: A Softer Approach

From XBiz: One of the biggest issues that adult content producers shooting in hi-def face is the often excessive sharpness that these high-resolution formats offer. While such sharpness can be breathtakingly stunning on a quality big-screen television when watching a sporting event or other entertainment; when viewing adult entertainment, this much “reality” can be a…

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Warning: Prop. 60 Unsafe! #NoProp60

AIDS Healthcare Foundation boss Michael Weinstein wants us to believe there’s a health crisis in porn. The opposite is true. As the proponent of California Proposition 60, Weinstein and his militant litigation machine have poured millions of dollars into a ballot initiative that would actually leave porn performers with a lot less protection than they…

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Court Rules- Comments Posted on (MySpace/LIB/etc.) a Public Website can be Re-published.

Privacy Claim Based on Republication of Web Posting Is Rejected  Story from http://www.xbiz.com/news/106829 By Rhett Pardon Monday, Apr 6, 2009       FRESNO, Calif. — Comments posted on a publicly accessible website are not private and the poster cannot sue for invasion of privacy when the comments are republished, according to a California appellate court. California’s 5th…

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