Jul 25, 2022 4:04 PM PDT

LOS ANGELES — Rome Major has premiered a new self-produced clip costarring Lilith Jane.

The action runs over an hour. “I just shot a ton of new clips that I can’t wait to get out to my fans,” he said. “I couldn’t be happier with how shoots are going. My new scene with Lilith is must-have Rome Major entertainment. She has a one-of-a-kind body and was a lot of fun to play around with.”

In other news, Major will be attending Fetishcon in St. Petersburg, Florida from Aug. 11-14, and has plans to attend upcoming Exxxotica fan expos in New Jersey and Washington DC.

Major’s website is part of Vicky Vette’s VNA Network and he is managed by Sara Jay’s Wyde Syde Entertainment.

101 Modeling represents Rome Major; follow him online and on Twitter.

WASHINGTON — Fox News’ Tucker Carlson has advised young men to avoid “casual sex” and porn, which he called “bad” and a cause of unhappiness. 

The popular basic cable personality made the comments during a recent interview with University of Chicago freshman student journalist Daniel Schmidt, who hosts a podcast called “Piece of Schmidt” and shared the interview via Twitter.

Musing about porn, the 53-year-old Carlson stated his belief that “a lot of young men don’t have meaning, don’t have purpose.”

“Do you think porn is the main driver behind that?” Schmidt asked the Fox News host. “Do you think because men can just get that stimulation from a bunch of pixels on the screen? Do you think that has been a big change since you were a kid?”

“It has certainly been a big change,” replied Carlson, whose on-air opinions have previously been characterized by his own network’s lawyers and a New York district judge as “exaggeration,” “non-literal commentary” and not “stating actual facts” in a 2020 lawsuit.

“I’ll be honest, that is one subject we have done a couple subjects on it, but I am just too squeamish to dig into it,” he said. “My suspicion is exactly what you said. Any time you have a societal change you are going to have downstream effects and if it is big change there are going to be big effects.”

Carlson said that he believes all porn is “clearly bad, it is clearly dehumanizing. It is clearly desensitizing. How could that not be true? Of course it is.”

Carlson repeated the myth, regularly shared in the mainstream media, that adult companies are somehow run more mysteriously than other businesses, and took the opportunity to call for action to be taken against them.

Porn is “also clearly very profitable,” Carlson told Schmidt. “So who are these people getting rich from porn and why don’t we know their names? Why aren’t they answering for the damage they are doing?”

Prompted by Schmidt’s nonfactual statement that MindGeek “owns all the major porn websites,” Carlson said that “someone is probably making billions of dollars from destroying the country” and demanded to know “his name.”

Casual Sex ‘Too Easy’ for Carlson

Carlson then shared his notions about younger people and casual sex.

“This whole idea that banging 40 people in your 20s is a net positive or something, it is actually not even that fun,” Carlson told the 18-year-old interviewer. “I think, for men anyway, it is all in the chase, men are programmed to want to pursue women, of course. But that is the pleasure, having sex with strangers is never that fun, let’s just stop lying about it.”

“You are too drunk anyway,” Carlson added, seemingly implying that sexual behavior among people under 30 is always linked to alcohol.

Carlson also shared his belief that casual sex is “super easy, so that is not an achievement at all, because feminism has convinced women that they have to be like men so that they have to sleep with you or whatever.”

Carlson described this status quo as “so unbelievably fucked up it’s hard to believe it is actually real. But it is. Anyway, it is all fake, it is all pure propaganda, that is why everyone is so unhappy. Add meaning to your life and you will be happy.”

The TV personality also suggested that young men should “get married, have more children than is affordable … take a job they are unqualified for, and go ‘balls out’ and have adventures,” Newsweek reported.

Jul 25, 2022 3:54 PM PDT

ATLANTA — The Dungeon Store is now supplying violet wands and accessories from its Temptation Maze BDSM line to Liberator, maker of bedroom adventure gear and supplies.

Recently, Dungeon Store has introduced Liberator’s Black Label line at educational events in the BDSM community, noted a rep, “building on a business relationship where the two companies have many interests in common.”

Liberator’s Black Label line of wedges, pillows and couches have made “a great impression at kinky events like TES Fest, SouthEast LeatherFest and Frolicon,” added the rep. “Many pieces are created with straps for bondage and enhance positions in the bedroom or dungeon. The couches can be upgraded with accessories, making for a more luxurious erotic experience.”

“Customers find violet wands shocking at first, but warm up to wands when the sensual side amps up,” noted Dungeon Store founder Anne Bryne. “We’re very proud and honored to be supplying Liberator with violet wand kits and select items from our Temptation Maze collection. With a violet wand, there is so much to experience and this fits in nicely with Liberator’s drive to excite lovers.

“It’s gratifying to see sassy imaginations spark when they see Liberator’s furniture next to our curated collection,” Bryne added. “We know customers can’t wait to take them home and try the products together.”

For additional details about Liberator’s Black Label line, click here.

Find The Dungeon Store online and on Twitter.

Jul 25, 2022 3:50 PM PDT

LOS ANGELES — Liv Revamped has received a nomination from the 2022 Urban X Awards in the category of Orgasmic Oralist.

“I’ve always wanted to win the Orgasmic Oralist award from the Urban X Awards,” Revamped said. “I feel even being nominated for it is a huge triumph. I pride myself on my oral skills, and the male, female and trans performers I work with are always commenting on how amazing [my abilities] are. I appreciate my fans so very much, and I hope they will vote for me as much as they can.”      
 
Nominees will be honored during an in-person ceremony on Thursday, Aug. 18 in Burbank, California. Click here for ticketing and additional details.

Find the Urban X Awards online and on Twitter.

Liv Revamped is represented by ATMLA; follow her on Twitter.

Jul 25, 2022 3:42 PM PDT

LAS VEGAS — Newcomer Kyla Keys makes her StepHouseXXX debut this week opposite Rico Reyes.

“The blonde MILF goddess starts in a sultry role that centers on forbidden passions and the desire to tempt fate when the moment is ripe for an illicit encounter behind closed doors,” a company rep said.

StepHouseXXX was co-founded by Valentina Bellucci, who directed the action.

“While Kyla is one of adult film’s newest faces, her energy, enthusiasm and on-camera expertise are on par with a pro performer with years of experience,” Bellucci said. “She exudes this fresh sex appeal mixed with a naughty ‘bad girl’ vibe that you are drawn to and want to get to know better, and we are so pleased to welcome her to the StepHouseXXX family.”

Keys added, “Working with StepHouseXXX was a wonderful experience. The entire shoot went smoothly, and the scene was great. [Co-founder] Vince Bellucci and Valentina made sure I was comfortable throughout. I’d absolutely work with them again.”

Visit StepHouseXXX.com and follow the studio and Kyla Keys on Twitter.

Jul 25, 2022 3:35 PM PDT

NEW YORK — Content creator Whatever Amy will be the guest host Chrissie Mayr’s Compound Media podcast “The Wet Spot” tonight at 4 p.m. (PDT).

“Starting out as a recurring guest, the bright and shapely creator has been taking over the wheel whenever Chrissie is on the road, and Whatever Amy has been enjoying the ride, mixing it up with the city’s finest comedians and her beautiful host, model Xia Anderson,” a rep said.

Tonight’s broadcast will also welcome comedian Barry Ribs, YouTuber Frankie MacDonald and announcer Andrew Harms.

“I always have a great time at The Compound. I am so grateful to Chrissie for giving me this shot; I love hosting and making people laugh,” said Amy.

Find Compound Media online and on Facebook and Twitter.

Follow Whatever Amy on Twitter and find her premium social media links here.

BAY CITY, Mich. — John Douglas Allen admitted in court on Monday to a 2021 campaign of threats of violence, including domestic terrorism such as planting bombs, against telecommunications companies that he blamed for “broadcasting pornography, cursing and immoral content.”

The 76-year-old Allen, described in the press as “a retired miner,” was arrested by the FBI in September 2021 following an investigation into the bomb threats. Federal prosecutors charged Allen with “extortion and attempting to destroy a building and accused him of leaving pipe bombs and threatening letters in locations across northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula,” the Detroit News reported at the time.

Allen appeared on Monday before U.S. District Magistrate Judge Patricia T. Morris at the federal courthouse in Bay City. According to news site Michigan Live, Allen “pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted destruction of a building and one count of attempted interference with commerce by extortion.”

The destruction charge “carries a mandatory minimum five-year prison sentence that can be extended up to 20 years, while the latter is a 20-year felony,” the report explained, adding that “prosecutors are recommending Allen serve his eventual sentences concurrently.”

Fully Functional Bombs Against ‘Immoral Content’

As part of his plea agreement, Allen admitted that on Aug. 24, 2021 he “drove a van bearing a California license plate from his Iosco County home north into the Upper Peninsula. He then placed polka-dot envelopes containing threatening letters on at least three cellphone towers.”

The letters demanded that “immoral content” such as pornography “no longer be on the internet.” Allen signed the bizarre letters as being from a supposed anti-porn group called “Coalition for Moral Communications” which the letters claimed the group had members in 27 states, and addressed them to “AT&T, Verizon, and all other carriers.” 

Allen also demanded the telecom giants pay $5 million, with instructions forthcoming in future letters, or else he would destroy the companies’ cell towers.

The plea includes Allen’s admission that “in furtherance of this threatened extortion,” he made two crude pipe bombs at his home.

“They were fully functional and contained shrapnel,” the plea agreement admitted.

On Sept. 15, Allen “drove his van — again, with the California license plate — to Sault Ste. Marie. Around 7:30 p.m., he placed one of his makeshift bombs at an AT&T store within the city,” Michigan Live reported. “He then headed back south over the Mackinac Bridge and about 10:10 p.m. placed his second bomb in front of a Verizon store in Cheboygan.”

Both bombs “were placed in cardboard United States Postal Service boxes that had ‘CMT’ written on them and contained handcuffs. Both boxes also bore writing indicating this was the ‘last warning’ and that the next incident would be during business hours.”

Year-Long Plot to ‘Remove Internet Porn’ by Violence

Allen told agents upon his arrest on Sept. 20, 2021 that “he had penned three or four letters, signed them as the Coalition for Moral Telecommunications, and left them at cell towers in the Upper Peninsula,” Michigan Live reported. Allen also admitted to placing the two pipe bombs and “told agents he bought the bombs’ components about a year prior at various hardware stores. He spent a year building up his courage to place the destructive devices, he told agents.”

Eastern District of Michigan U.S. Attorney Dawn N. Ison noted at Monday’s hearing that “the actions of this defendant could have resulted in significant bodily harm or death to citizens in the area. Thanks to the hard work of our law enforcement partners and prosecutors, we were able to find and remove these dangerous devices before the defendant could cause serious harm.”

Allen’s sentencing hearing is scheduled for Nov. 9.

LOS ANGELES — Wicked Pictures has released the conclusion to writer/director James Avalon’s Wicked Noir feature, “Dark Is The Night.” 

Produced by Axel Braun, the new sequence showcases Kenna James and Seth Gamble, who co-star in the feature alongside Kiara Cole and Nathan Bronson.

Braun, Wicked’s head of production, described “Dark Is The Night” as “a true love letter to the film noir genre. In my opinion it’s James Avalon’s masterpiece. We are not just looking at an adult movie anymore; this is a feature with so much emotional power and such a level of cinematic skill that it would easily rival many mainstream movies you see on Netflix today.

“The cinematography, the set design, the acting — I couldn’t be more proud of Seth, Kenna, Nathan, Kiara and everybody in the crew, because they all came together as a team to help realize the director’s ambitious vision,” Braun said.

Avalon’s moody, tightly-plotted psychodrama follows a bored housewife (James) as she uses her arcane skills and feral sexuality to explore the troubled mind of a mysterious man (Gamble) to whom she has rented a room. On the surface, this enigmatic stranger appears to be the ideal new tenant. He’s soft-spoken and charming — everything her loutish, insensitive husband (Nathan Bronson) isn’t.

The newly released conclusion features James and Gamble in the climatic sex scene.

“It was a big day, and we covered a lot of ground, from dialogue and transitional material to the sex,” Avalon said of the production’s finale. “But there was never any doubt that we would not only succeed, but surpass expectations, as the actors were extremely prepared — Seth and Kenna both had very precise notes and thoughts about their characters.

“They really are the top actors in the industry and they were perfect for this type of feature,” Avalon added.

Avalon also singled out industry veteran Kylie Ireland, who served as art director on the feature, as a contributor to the success of the final act.

“As often happens, we had to switch out some locations just before filming began,” the director offered. “But Kylie worked wonders to make locations match. Her art direction for this project was flawless, and as a result some scenes that could have posed challenges in the editing room cut together seamlessly.”

Leading man Gamble offered his thanks Braun for “allowing us the opportunity to express ourselves so openly in all the films he produces. I truly believe ‘Dark Is The Night’ is one of the best projects I’ve ever had the fortune of doing, and I’m very grateful to have a friend and colleague like James Avalon. It was an honor to help him bring this to life.”

The conclusion of “Dark Is The Night” premieres today exclusively on wicked.com.  

LOS ANGELES — Vixen Media Group has crowned its newest Vixen Angels, Jia Lissa and Liya Silver, marking the company’s first double-crowning and first international crowning.

Lissa, the 2020 XBIZ Europas Female Performer of the Year, made her first appearance with Vixen, in 2018, and has performed several career firsts across the company’s network of brands, including Blacked and Tushy.

“In 2021, the starlet propelled herself into her first-ever series, ‘Jia,’ a VMG four-part crossover showcase,” noted a rep. “The piece highlights luxury international locations with scenes on Vixen, Blacked and Tushy.”

Lissa is also a singer and songwriter, and her track, “Between the Noises,” produced by Romero Mralien, is featured on the soundtrack to her Vixen Angel promotional video.

“I’m so happy to be a part of the Vixen family. It was one of my biggest dreams to become a Vixen Angel,” Lissa said. “When the moment of the announcement came, I felt so overwhelmed that my eyes just filled with tears. It was a surreal experience that I will never forget.”

Silver also shot her very first scene with VMG, in 2018 for Tushy, and “has taken the adult entertainment industry by storm ever since,” the rep noted. Around the globe, Liya has filmed for VMG’s portfolio of brands — Vixen, Blacked, Tushy, Blacked Raw and Tushy Raw — in a variety of prestigious destinations, including the French Alps where the veteran skier had the opportunity to show off her skills on the slopes in the XBIZ Award-winning scene “Après Ski” for Tushy.

“I’m very grateful to Vixen for the opportunity to explore my creativity,” said Silver. “And the Vixen Angel necklace around my neck solidifies that I’m doing it with the best team possible.”

The double crowning “not only celebrates Jia and Liya’s individual achievements, but celebrates their longstanding friendship, as they both started their adult careers together exclusively with VMG,” the rep said. “Having traveled the world together to the most sought-after destinations, the pair have a special bond and natural chemistry that lights up the screen.”

The duo have filmed together several times, including scenes together for Vixen and Blacked.

Director Julia Grandi added she is “incredibly” proud of the women.

“Not one, but two of my longtime favorite models have been crowned as Vixen Angels — a success we could have only dreamt of, back when we shot their first scenes,” she said.

The announcement was presented in Ibiza by Vixen Angels Vicki Chase, Gianna Dior and recently-announced Angel Allie Nicole, “alongside European talent, crew and company leadership to celebrate and welcome the two new Angels,” the rep said.

Visit VixenAngels.com for more details and follow the company on Twitter and Instagram.

1st VIXEN Angel duo ??
1st International ceremony ??

LET’S HEAR IT FOR OUR NEWEST VIXEN ANGELS! (THAT’S RIGHT, PLURAL!) Congrats to these absolute ICONS, @LiyaSilver & @Jia_Lissa! ?? Visit our official Instagram for more exclusive BTS: https://t.co/Y1WrbRuf7D pic.twitter.com/aS6v30hRTt

— VIXEN (@VIXEN) July 21, 2022

KOMSOMOLSK-ON-AMUR, Russia — Russian prosecutors in Siberia have reportedly appealed the acquittal of LGBTQ activist and artist Yulia Tsvetkova in a controversial case testing the country’s increasingly hostile laws regarding sexual expression.

As XBIZ reported, a court last week acquitted the 29-year-old artist of distributing “pornography” and “LGBT propaganda” after her arrest for posting drawings of female anatomy online. Tsvetkova faced up to six years in prison if convicted.

But according to a Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty report today, a group of Tsvetkova’s supporters notified the press of the Russian state’s appeal, and the artist’s mother wrote on Facebook that the prosecutors’ move “may prolong her daughter’s ordeal for years.”

“It is horrifying even to imagine how many more years of life and energy this senseless accusation can steal from Yulia,” Tsvetkova’s mother wrote.

The appeal will trigger “a new investigation into the case, as well as another trial, which could take two to three years to complete,” Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reported.

Tsvetkova was originally charged with “producing and distributing pornographic material for administering a social media page called ‘The Vagina Monologues.’”

The “pornographic material” in question was actually “abstract art resembling female genitalia.”

Main image: Some of the art considered criminal “pornography” by Russian prosecutors.