LOS ANGELES — Girlfriends Films has announced the exclusive VOD release of “Twisted Passions 30″ with three hours of footage.

Charlotte Stokely and Alyx Star are featured on the cover; additional castmates include Olive Glass partnered with Jackie Hoff, Ember Snow paired with Liv Revamped, and Harley Haze matched up with Lauren Phillips.

During filming, Glass and Hoff tweeted a video from the set, where Glass introduced her scene partner.

Snow tweeted about her co-star, Revamped, noting she “waited four years to have this girl,” to which Revamped replied, “four years too long!”

“Twisted Passions 30” is only available to members of GirlfriendsFilmsVOD.com.

Additional details about the cast and behind the scenes details can be found here; follow GFF on Twitter.

LOS ANGELES — Elegant Angel’s latest collection is “DP Addiction,” now shipping ahead of an August 31 street date.

“DP Addiction” features cover girl Abella Danger, Skyla Novea, Marica Hase, Natasha Nice, Jasmine Jae, Nina Elle and Candice Dare.

“We wanted to save our fans some time and money searching for their favorite DP scenes,” said Elegant Angel spokesperson. “‘DP Addiction’ is a collection of our top double-penetration scenes featuring your favorite performers. The perfect addition to any collection, fans will watch ‘DP Addiction’ over and over.”

More details can be found here; follow Elegant Angel on Twitter.

For sales inquiries, contact Jerry at sales@elegantangel.com or (818) 576-9464. Broadcast and foreign inquiries can be directed to juicyvideo@aol.com.

WASSERBILLIG, Luxembourg — pjur has been nominated in the category of “Sex Lubricant Company of the Year” by the 2021 XBIZ Europa Awards, its fourth in as many years.

“The fact that we have been nominated for this award for the fourth time in a row makes us very proud. Now we ask all pjur customers and partners to vote for pjur,” pjur group CEO and Founder Alexander Giebel said. “Many thanks to XBIZ Berlin and to everyone for their continuous support.”

The XBIZ Europa Awards, the industry’s biggest night in Europe, is the culmination of the fall edition of XBIZ Berlin, which runs September 13-16.

Online voting is underway; click here for a full list of nominees.

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TAMPA, Fla. — Clips4Sale has announced its SOS Content Creator Program with an aim to “help the adult industry and sex workers, showing clearly that sex work is real work,” noted a rep.

“The message from adult content creators is clear — ‘Save Our Salary’ (SOS). With the recent changes to other platforms, Clips4Sale has responded with its SOS Content Creator Program. It is giving new content creators to the site immediate parallel income, exceptional support and a 100% payout for sales generated by referral traffic,” the rep explained. “Clips4Sale understands that sex work is real work and has always supported the adult community because it is their community.”

“Clips4Sale is not a fan site but can offer this parallel income and the benefit of cross promotion on fan-site partner, FanCentro,” they added. “October 1 will be here before you know it. Don’t wait until then to have your explicit content banned on other platforms.”

The rep cited “an easy upload tool” for migrating archival content between platforms and “seamless integration to make the switch fast and easy” as well as the services of an onboarding support team.

“Clips4Sale is offering a viable solution to other platform creators to generate parallel income, and we welcome them with open arms. They have a little more than 30 days to find a new home, and we want to support them however we can,” Head of Studio Relations Dariusz said.

Content creators are invited to visit Clips4Sale online for additional details, call 887-557-4006 or email SOS@clips4sale.com.

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LOS ANGELES — Tonight’s installment of the Clubhouse chat series “Sex Profiteers,” hosted by Magalie Rheault, COO of Evil Angel, and Cyndi Pham, CEO of Dirty Hen, will feature a panel of reps from premium content platforms in the wake of the decision by OnlyFans to ban sexually explicit content beginning Oct. 1. 

The discussion gets underway at 6 p.m. (PDT) with reps from Blisss.company, FanCentro, FanSoda, 4My.fans, Loyalfans, Skinfluential Media and SmuttyFy.

“We’re aiming to provide an unbiased space for OnlyFans alternative platforms to speak directly to creators about their products and answer questions,” said Pham. “I feel that giving creators more information can only help empower them to make the best choices for themselves.”

Audience members will have the opportunity to participate during Q&A segments.

“I have been preaching since 2018 that content creators need to own their own destiny. I am looking forward to the opportunity to talk on this panel to lend my knowledge and expertise along with many other well-respected industry members,” Skinfluential’s Director of Business Development Austin Fiascone said.

Rheault noted Clubhouse has hosted “many rooms where creators talk about the OnlyFans ban and how it’s affecting them, but no one has had a conversation about real alternatives from the people who actually built these platforms themselves.”

“It’s a great opportunity for business owners and content creators alike to come together and discuss openly,” she added.

Find “Sex Profiteers” online and on Twitter and Instagram for the latest updates.

The program is among the recipients of the inaugural Clubhouse “Creator First” accelerator program; direct inquiries to pr@agencybardo.com.

LOS ANGELES — PASS has called for an extension of one additional day, through Wednesday, of the precautionary production hold announced Saturday after learning a performer within the system had tested positive for HIV.

The complete statement from PASS follows:

PASS is extending the current production hold for an additional day. While no additional tests have returned a positive result, we are still awaiting some results. We expect to have necessary information by the end of day tomorrow, Wednesday, at which point we can make a further determination as to the length of the hold.

We ask that all production, whether studio shoots or independent productions or content trades, hold while we work to eliminate risk.

We know that production holds are difficult financially and emotionally, but it is essential that we always prioritize performer health and safety.

We thank the performer for helping to assist in contact tracing and partner identification, and ask that the community respect their privacy and dignity, during an extremely difficult time.

Michelle LeBlanc
Board President
Performer Availability Screening Services (PASS)

Click here for additional details; follow PASS on Twitter.

LOS ANGELES — OnlyFans’ founder and CEO Tim Stokely claimed the company “had no choice” but to implement their “sexually explicit conduct” ban because investment banks “cite reputational risk and refuse our business.”

XBIZ contacted OnlyFans last Thursday for further comments on the porn ban, effective October 1, and today their representative replied with a link to Stokely’s paywalled interview with the Financial Times as the official reply to “clear up questions around our recent announcement.”

The company rep told XBIZ that Stokely specifically said “he would ‘absolutely’ welcome porn back were the banking environment to change.” 

Stokely also went out of his way to deflect blame from Mastercard and from OnlyFans’ current attempts at securing outside investors as direct motivations for the policy change. 

“The change in policy, we had no choice — the short answer is banks,” Stokely told the Financial Times.

According to OnlyFans, “the change came in response to an increased level of obstacles from banks, which would ‘cite reputational risk and refuse our business.’”

“We pay over one million creators over $300m every month, and making sure that these funds get to creators involves using the banking sector,” Stokely continued, mentioning that the Bank of New York Mellon had “flagged and rejected” every wire connected to the company, “making it difficult to pay our creators.”

“This decision was made to safeguard their funds and subscriptions from increasingly unfair actions by banks and media companies — we obviously do not want to lose our most loyal creators,” Stokely said.

Stokely added that “we’re already fully compliant with the new Mastercard rules, so that had no bearing on the decision” and “we didn’t make this policy change to make it easier to find investors.”

LOS ANGELES — Elevated X has announced they are offering an all-inclusive turnkey website package for the first time since their 2006 inception.

“With the needs of performers and independent producers in mind, the multiple XBIZ award-winning website software provider has created a suite of tools available with zero startup cost,” said a rep.

According to the rep, ELX Complete — also known as “the Elevated X incubator” —  “is investing in independent producers, models and content creators, and has developed a website package that provides a feature-rich, stand-alone website.”

The resulting product, they added, is “just like the largest adult brands have, combining Elevated X website management CMS software with web hosting from MojoHost and third party payment processing from Segpay.”

To fulfill the needs of smaller producers and established performers and content creators who want to sell to fans directly, the company has created a set of features available in ELX Complete, including a customizable digital storefront “capable of selling any item that can be delivered digitally.”

The company’s goal is “to give people the security, stability and earning potential of a dedicated website they own and operate themselves. To make that happen, Elevated X spent 3 years developing and testing features that extend the capabilities of its software beyond selling memberships and individual videos and photo sets.”

For more information, visit Elevated X.

LAS VEGAS — Curvy Mary has announced the launch of her new podcast, titled “Dangerous Curves,” set to debut in September from Alana Luv’s media company, A. Luv Entertainment.

“‘Dangerous Curves’ will be fun, informative and sure to surprise,” Mary said. “I can’t wait to get the show on the road.”

Luv also shared her excitement.

“I’m so excited to have Curvy Mary launch ‘Dangerous Curves’ on A. Luv Media. We welcome her into the family,” she Luv said. “She has such great energy and I know her show will be a huge success. We can’t wait for September; only good things to come.”

More details about the show and A. Luv Entertainment can be found here.

Follow Alana Luv and Curvy Mary on Twitter for updates.

LOS ANGELES — Michelle Anderson stars in “Couch Surfing,” a new fantasy for SexLikeReal that finds the performer returning for Round Two with a recent fling.

Anderson stars a “as a free-living single that discovers her cute hookup from the previous evening still sleeping on her couch. Never one to miss an opportunity to indulge in some early-morning coitus, the wild-and-wanton coquette treats her guest to some hot wake-up sex that leads to nearly an hour of frenzied hardcore debauchery and culminates in a gratifying and ecstasy-inducing creampie,” a rep enthused.

“Couch Surfing” is also the most recent scene from SexLikeReal’s newly launched Miami production division.

“I’m very confident that our subscribers will be captivated and thoroughly turned-on by Michelle’s intimate and fiercely passionate performance,” CEO Alex Novak said.

“‘Couch Surfing’ is an engrossing sex simulation that certainly meets the high standards of technical and creative excellence that our loyal community has come to expect. As SexLikeReal expands its production capabilities from coast to coast, the company will continue to provide its members with cutting-edge adult content that spotlights a diverse selection of celebrated performers,” Novak added.

Visit SexLikeReal.com for additional details; follow the studio and Michelle Anderson on Twitter.