May 17, 2021 3:26 PM PDT

VALENCIA, Calif. — Girlfriends Films (GFF) has released a new on-demand title, “Cheer Squad Sleepovers 36.”

“This new installment features just under three hours of all-girl cheerleader action complete with uniforms, short skirts, thongs and briefs indicative of the classic cheerleading theme for which the ‘Cheer Squad’ series is best known,” a rep said. “The talented cast is comprised of eight new and returning starlets appearing in four original girl/girl scenes.”

Directed by B. Skow, the release stars Aften Opal, Angel Youngs, Jazmin Luv, Kylie Rocket, Aria Banks, and Lily Larimar along with Honey Hayes and Reyna Delacruz. Hayes and Delacruz are not only the cover models, but this film marks their GFF debuts.

The pairings include Hayes with Delacruz; Opal opposite Youngs; Luv along with Rocket; and Banks teaming with Larimar.

“Cheer Squad Sleepovers 36” is now available on demand at the Girlfriends Films VOD website and will soon be available for members of GirlfriendsFilms.com.

Cast information and other production information can be found here.

Visit GFF on Twitter for the latest updates.

LOS ANGELES — Codi Vore returns to Brazzers with the new scene “Smashing My Hot Lesbian Roommates,” featuring Xander Corvus, Nolina Nyx and Katie Kush.

“Smashing My Hot Lesbian Roommates” is a birthday-themed comedy where the titular lesbian roommates turn out to be actually bisexual — at least for Corvus’ cake day.

“I loved filming with Katie, Nolina and Xander, we had a lot of fun with this scene,” said Vore. “The response from fans has been so wonderful, and I want them to know I really appreciate all their encouraging comments.”

“I particularly loved getting to put the party hats on my tits like a bra,” Vore added.

To watch the scene, visit Brazzers.com.

For more from Cody Vore and Brazzers, follow them on Twitter.

May 17, 2021 2:09 PM PDT

LOS ANGELES — Will Pounder teamed-up with Penelope Kay to satirize his reputation as a health and fitness advocate in a new scene for their OnlyFans subscribers.

“Whip That Ass Into Shape!” presents Pounder as an over-the-top aerobics instructor “who takes cool down stretches — we’re talking deep, deep stretches — to another level, while preaching about releasing the inner beast and getting rock-hard,” a rep explained. “Pretty Penelope responds to his methods and it all leads to an energetic trip to ‘Pound Town.'”

Inspired by cinéma vérité, there are two versions of the clip: one is guy-focused and released to Pounder’s OnlyFans, while the female-focused clip is available on Kay’s platform.

“I had a lot of fun bringing this hot comedic piece to life, and Penelope was the cherry on top,” Pounder said.

Follow Will Pounder and Penelope Kay on Twitter for updates.

May 14, 2021 6:11 PM PDT

MELBOURNE, Australia — Aussie content creator and feature dancer Charlie Forde’s latest scene for GirlsOutWest.com is now available on VOD.

GirlsOutWest is “known for shooting amateur Australian women in 4K,” noted a rep. “Charlie’s scene, ‘Deep Conditioning’ with busty redhead Fox, was previously only available to members of their flagship site. Now it’s on VOD, so larger numbers of Charlie’s fans can see it.”

“The premise is quite hot,” the rep continued. “Fox has an appointment with Charlie, her hairdresser, who offers her an extra service: deep conditioning her bush. Who could resist an offer like that? They take their sexy action to the shower and it’s a slippery fuckfest that has the ladies soaping each other up, Charlie squirting and much more.”

Forde enthused about the experience.

“This scene was really hot to film, and GirlsOutWest is one of my favorite studios to work with,” she said. “They always make all of their stars feel sexy while on set, which helps them get some of the best all-girl content out there. I’m glad the scene is now available on VOD so more of my fans worldwide can enjoy it.”

Visit GirlsOutWest.com for additional details; the scene is also available from AdultEmpire, AEBN and Gamelink.

In related news, the performer recently nabbed seven nominations from the 2021 Australian Adult Industry Awards, including “Industry Ambassador” and “Best Newcomer Porn Star.”

Follow Charlie Forde on Twitter, and find her additional social media profiles, via Linktree, for updates.

LOS ANGELES — Axel Braun and Rocco Siffredi were the special guests on today’s 500th episode of Italy’s “Doppio Senso Night,” a live weekly show hosted by journalist Massimo Bonera on the Prima Free TV channel

Currently celebrating its 10th year on the air, “Doppio Senso Night” has seen hundreds of international adult stars and directors among its guests, a rep explained, “but none bigger than Braun and Siffredi, two legendary figures who have singlehandedly brought pride on their motherland with their global success in the porn industry.”

The Braun-Siffredi episode, the rep continued, “got the highest rating of the program’s entire 10-year run with 1,054,000 viewers, more than tripling the figures from their average of 300,000 people viewership per episode.”

“I can’t say I’m surprised,” enthused Bonera, an adult industry authority in the Mediterranean nation for over 30 years. “Axel and Rocco are stars of a completely different caliber — one is the most-awarded director in history, the other an absolute legend among performers and an idol to men and women around the world.”

‘Two Icons’

Bonera described his guests as “two icons — and I knew that having them together would bring in a massive audience.”

“I had been trying to get them separately for a while, which is already very difficult due to their busy schedules, and when last month they both told me they had an opening for today I couldn’t even believe it,” Bonera added. “What are the odds that I would be able to celebrate the 500th episode milestone with both of them?”

The veteran twosome had words of advice for a fellow guest, aspiring starlet Alyson Thor, and other women who plan on entering the industry.

“Do it only if you are really into it,” Siffredi advised, “and only if you are ready and willing to go all the way. You might think your body and your beauty are the main weapons to be successful, but it is actually your head.”

Braun, who has a policy of hiring performers who are at least 21 years of age, echoed Siffredi’s sentiment. “This industry can give you a lot, but you need to be aware of the potential repercussions that a career as a sex worker can have on your life,” he said. “Making an informed decision is the key to both your success and your happiness.”

Siffredi, who last month published a book called “Sex Lessons,” also cautioned viewers against relying solely on pornography for their sexual education. “What we do is a performance. We are trained professionals, and we need to make it look good for the camera,” he said.

Praise for Emily Willis

Reigning XBIZ “Female Performer of the Year” Emily Willis was also part of the conversation.

“To succeed, you need to have that extra something, we call it the ‘It Factor,’ and that [quality] cannot be taught or learned,” said Braun. “But you must also have a plan, a career trajectory, and the determination to pursue your goals. Emily Willis is a perfect example; she is smart, sexy, gorgeous, driven. Her performances are incredible and she is going to leave a long-lasting mark in the industry. She is the kind of star that comes around only once every decade, and honestly there’s no limit to what she could achieve.”

“Emily wanted to be a big star” added Siffredi. “She is a stunning girl with an amazing smile, very sweet, very nice and she turns in powerhouse performances in every scene. She is meticulously prepared, and she is all-in 100% with no hangups, no bullshit. Just ‘wow.'”

Before ending the livestreamed interview, Braun and Siffredi, who have known each other for over two decades but have never worked together, vowed to try and finally join forces.

“I am waiting for you. I am not retiring until I can star in one of your movies,” vowed Siffredi, with Braun replying: “It is my ultimate goal in this industry, and you know it. We need to make it happen.”

HONG KONG — Hong Kong police arrested two people on Monday over their participation in a nine-year-old explicit video depicting men in police uniforms, a 10-second clip of which went viral in April.

The authorities interrogated two men, described by the Hong Kong Standard as “a 40-year-old jobless man, Ng, and a 45-year-old insurance agent, Chow” after arresting them in the Yuen Long neighborhood of the southern Chinese metropolis.

“The two were held for the unauthorized use of police uniforms, distributing obscene articles, possessing false instruments, handling stolen goods and possessing offensive weapons,” the Standard reported.

One of two men was accused of appearing in the 2012 video, and Cybersecurity and Technology Crime Bureau Senior Inspector Lau Chun-yu said that “none of the men in the video were police officers, adding that the video was made to satisfy the suspects’ abnormal taste for sex.”

Senior Inspector Lau also said they had retrieved “equipment such as a walkie-talkie, a handcuff, an extendable baton, a BB gun, a fake police warrant card and several alleged police uniforms” from the apartment in question, although the video was shot almost a decade ago.

“A BB gun, a handcuff and an extendable baton, are not police constables’ typical equipment,” Lau told the Standard, “but the uniforms do bear a strong resemblance to the genuine ones, and police are still investigating their origin and authenticity.”

Hong Kong police also seized “hard disks containing obscene videos.”

Besides the impersonation of law enforcement and weapon charges, Lau “warned that anyone publishing obscene articles could be punishable by a maximum penalty of HK$1 million in fines and a three-year imprisonment, according to the Control of Obscene and Indecent Articles Ordinance.”

The Standard said the video depicts the three men “performing oral sex and sexual intercourse, during which one ‘constable’ is leaning against a wooden chair, while the other two hold him from the front and behind.”

Main Image: Photo distributed by Hong Kong authorities depicting viral clip

May 14, 2021 4:53 PM PDT

LOS ANGELES — Brittany Wilson, brand manager and “creatrix” for Split Peaches and The Dungeon Store, will be a featured guest of “The Christy Canyon Show” Wednesday, May 19, from 12-1 p.m. on SiriusXM Vivid Radio.

Wilson will call in to discuss “the body-safe platinum silicone line of fantasy pleasure products from Split Peaches and unique, quality BDSM gear from The Dungeon Store,” noted a rep.

“Split Peaches is the creative new brand in the adult toy industry, with items such as rainbow unicorn horn dildos, a smartphone strap-on for making personalized POV videos and the steampunk-style Rivetor dildo,” the rep explained. “All Split Peaches products are designed and hand-poured in the ‘Peach Pit laboratory’ in the United States.”

The Dungeon Store offers a collection of BDSM gear “with an emphasis on products mostly created by kinky crafters across the United States,” continued the rep. “Many of the floggers, bondage cuffs and violet wand accessories are not available from other retail outlets. Among their innovative and new products are blacklight-reflective bondage rope, neoprene floggers and a line of vegan-friendly fetish gear.”

Click here for additional details and find Vivid Radio on Twitter.

Visit SplitPeaches.com and TheDungeonStore.com for additional details; for sales inquiries, call (773) 413-8715.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Following a growing trend of mainstream news organizations who help anti-porn crusaders by concealing or omitting their status as a missionary or member of the clergy, Kansas City, Missouri NBC affiliate KSHB broadcast today a report about a supposed rise in female “porn addiction” without disclosing that the person the center of this report is, in fact, a “pastoral counselor.”

The segment, which also includes a written version, was presented by NBC 41 Action News Anchor Taylor Hemness and headlined “Kansas City-area porn addiction counselor says client list grew during pandemic.”

Hemness only referred to his interviewee, Crystal Renaud Day, as “a Kansas woman who specializes in counseling women with sex and pornography addictions.”

Renaud Day repeatedly referred to herself as “a clinician,” although a simple web search reveals her own official bio, where she describes herself as “a pastoral counselor, life coach, speaker and author based in Kansas City. With over a decade of ministry experience, she works with women, couples and teen girls on a variety of emotional and relational issues.”

This deceptive KSHB report arrives only a few days after a similarly misleading U.K. report by the BBC’s education editor that failed to mention “a father of four” that foregrounded in an article about supposed “porn harms” was in fact, as XBIZ has reported, a campus pastor and clergyman who also makes religious anti-porn videos on YouTube.

The BBC never disclosed this relevant fact, nor did it make any attempts to correct their story when it was brought to their attention, according to sources at the news organization.

Missouri news anchor Taylor Hemness led Renaud Day — who does not appear to have any scientific or medical training in human sexuality or brain chemistry — into spreading the myth that porn is “an addiction” that “affects the same pleasure center of the brain that alcohol and drugs do.”

Hemness ended the segment with an infomercial for Renaud Day’s pseudo-clinical practice, which is actually a Christian ministry, although this information was not shared with his viewers.

According to her official biography Renaud Day’s degree is as an MACP, which stands for Masters of Art in Pastoral Counseling.

There has been an awakening. Have you felt it?

Red lightsabers are extending to their fullest pulsating lengths, ignited by the Force Lightning that crackles from Savannah Solo.

Her wealth of premium social media content rivals the commercial might of the Hutt Cartel, Muunilinst bankers and Coruscant economy combined.

Her sexual Midi-chlorian count is so high, that the kyber crystals in every Jedi Master’s loins are hit with enough passionate heat to eclipse a Twi’lek dancer sweltering beneath the twin suns of Tattooine.

Hoth’s snowy landscape steams like the lava lakes of Mustafar when the blaster fire of her carnal cosplaying outmatches a Starkiller Base superweapon.

And her galactic legion of fans hum with more pleasure-inducing vibes than a buzz droid wielding a vibro-blade, melting through even the coldest carbonite-frozen spice smuggler and getting harder than the Mandalorian beskar of Bo-Katan Kryze.

With ambitions that dwarf Emperor Palpatine balanced against a sense of humility that renders Yoda an arrogant Moff in comparison, Solo can unite even the staunchest Reylo fanatic and cruelest member of the Fandom Menace in adoring worshipfulness.

Suffice to say, if you’re the kind of bona fide comics/sci-fi geek that drives all those Criterion Collection film snob curmudgeons insane, the kind of diehard gamer who would sooner tap into the streaming entertainment paradise of Twitch than wax philosophical with literati killjoys about the virtues of analog, you’ve come (and will come a great many times) to the right damn place.

Because Solo is smart, but she’s fun as hell. She’s a do-gooder, but she’s not a fearmonger. And she doesn’t take herself too seriously, when push comes to shove. Plus, if you like anime, she’s got you more than covered, my friend.

So, come and unlock the lessons of Darth Plagueis the Wise, in this Clip Star of the Month holocron interview. The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be … unnaturally horny.

XBIZ: What inspired you to leap into the adult industry (and what was life like before the biz)?

SOLO: Would you believe me if I said God told me to do porn? (That’s a joke, but I did actually pray about it. “Dear, God. Should I do porn? Thunder for yes, lightning for no. I appreciate it, my guy.”) Before I started doing sex work, I was just your average burnt-out college graduate.

I had gone for a degree in business instead of acting because I had been told I would never get a job with my theater degree. That turned out to be the biggest load of bullshit, because I couldn’t get a job with the business degree either. I was scraping by okay, though. I wasn’t in more than a few thousands of debt from college because I had gotten an academic scholarship that footed the bill for all my classes.

I was in a long-term relationship with a guy who introduced me to OnlyFans and encouraged me to try my luck at it. He was showing me girls’ earning statements and I was losing my mind at the concept of making life-changing money off selling nudes. I started to let myself dream about what it would be like if that happened to me, and I ended up giving it a shot.

XBIZ: And now you’ve made quite the splash, very quickly; to what do you attribute the virality of your posts and epic clout?

SOLO: I have epic clout? You think I have epic clout? God, I’m honored! Well, I can’t pretend that being a white cisgender gal with big anime titties and mediocre comedic timing didn’t have a hand in my online presence growing fast. Other than those things, I think I would honestly say that it was mostly the support of other performers.

I would make little Twitter videos about how bizarre and funny day-to-day life can be as an internet sex worker, and the other performers would share my posts with their friends or followers, which put me on the map the way no spicy lewd pic ever could for me. It was like I blinked and all of a sudden everyone knew my Twitter. That was certainly not my intention when I started making those videos. They were just a self-indulgent outlet that ended up totally changing my life.

XBIZ: Discuss the many geeky interests you share with your fan base, from “Star Wars” to anime shows. What seems to drive the most engagement and sales?

SOLO: See, this is a dangerous question to ask me. You ask one question about “Star Wars” and before you know it, I’ll have you balls deep in lightsaber schematics. Which, as I’m sure you’re not surprised to find, is definitely what sells the best for me. I think a lot of my subscribers like the idea that everyone on my page is probably jerkin’ it to the same NSFW “Star Wars” fanart. Myself absolutely included.

Though recently, I have been reverting back to my middle school anime phase. Anime cosplay content doesn’t sell half as well as my “Star Wars” content, but I’m pretty sure that’s just because I’ve cultivated a “Star Wars” audience.

A couple months ago, I totally re-submerged myself into the nightmare that is “Attack on Titan” and started cosplaying all the characters just for my own pleasure. The response wasn’t amazing, but I just couldn’t get the cosplays out of my head.

I probably take loving fictional characters much too seriously. But it is really nice to able to use that for work to make good in-character roleplay/cosplay content! And it makes interesting sessions for my poor therapist. I’m sure she appreciated me using my whole hour to talk about why Kylo Ren deserved better.

XBIZ: How do you approach cosplaying, from setting the scene to crafting costumes, in a budget-friendly but effective way?

SOLO: Cosplay is such a fun hobby. I love that it’s exceedingly accommodating to different budgets and levels of expertise. There are some costumes that are simple enough that I can sew them myself out of cheap Walmart material and thrift store clothes, and then there are some that turn out to be such a pain in the ass that I end up just biting the bullet and dropping cash on the pre-made costume. Lately I’ve been doing much more of the latter than the former, just because my attention span and patience have worn down to particularly atrocious levels.

As far as scene-setting goes, my best friend Cay is the gal I go to for that. She does all my best cosplay photoshoots, and she has a wonderful eye for scenery. We love to go to the local thrift stores and raid the junk shelves for props. We have fun rummaging through knick-knacks, we barely spend $30 and then we have stuff we can often use for multiple shoots. Between that and backdrops I find for cheap on Amazon, I like to think we’ve had some decent little setups!

Savannah Solo

XBIZ: When Joanna Angel gushed about you during the XBIZ Awards red-carpet in January, it was clear you’d attained widespread recognition. Which long-time adult stars, cam models and content creators do you look up to, and which ones have reached out to express their support?

SOLO: Oh my god, that was such a wild moment for me. I was absolutely shocked that she knew who I was. I got so flustered! Before I started sex work, I really had a short list of adult stars that I frequented, usually just ending up on either Mia Malkova or Manuel Ferrara’s Pornhub page any given day. When I started getting into recon for my OnlyFans page, I ended up following a lot of cosplay performers. I was obsessed with the way girls like PeachJars and OMGcosplay were running their Onlyfans pages: solo, low-stress and high-fun. They were the first two accounts that I followed when I started sex work and now I’m mutuals with both of them, so that’s something I scream into my pillow about at night.

Alana Evans is probably the person who I look up to who has shown me the most genuine kindness and support. I absolutely love her. Every time I have ever been worried about something or didn’t know who to turn to, she has been there for me. She works so hard to improve the experience of adult performers, and I don’t think she gets thanked half as much as she should. She’s such a sweetheart who has done so much to help me. She’s like my porn fairy godmother!

XBIZ: With an increasingly fanatical audience on OnlyFans, how do you juggle all the various DMs, feed postings and more as far as project management scalability?

SOLO: I had been making it work by myself until a couple months ago. I was already working way too much when my TikTok account took off and I suddenly found myself with double the subscribers – not a complaint in the slightest – and it really solidified my decision to hire my BFF to help me out with my OnlyFans inbox and some of my other social media responsibilities.

She also does all the work of recording and editing our “Star Wars” podcast, “Sithsters.” She’s my hero. I don’t know how I would survive without her. Now I can focus on making and editing fun videos and I have way more creative energy. I’m kicking myself for not asking for help before this.

XBIZ: Tell us a few particularly popular clips that have been wildly lucrative for you. Why do you think they succeeded?

SOLO: It’s definitely a toss-up between my clip named “Butt Stuff,” which I feel is pretty self-explanatory, and my “Star Wars” roleplay clips. Turns out putting stuff in your butt apparently just never loses its novelty! And the “Star Wars” clips are made with a lot of love. I map out the scene and then I improv it with the impressions until I get it just how I want it. I think the more casual viewers dive for whatever they think will be dirtiest, which is totally fine, but my nerds love the porn that plays like a fanfiction. And I love making it.

XBIZ: How do you balance finances, either reinvesting in yourself and business or seeking out opportunities like real estate, stocks, etc.?

SOLO: I’m a terrible person to ask about finances. I just dump everything I can into my savings account for when taxes roll around, and then the rest of it goes to paying off what’s left of my mortgage as quickly as possible and business expenses. I do donate 10% of my income or more each month to Freedom Network USA, Lysistrata and other sex worker organizations, which is super fun and fulfilling. But I’ve never had money like this before in my life, so I’m constantly resisting both the awful and conflicting urges to spend it all or hoard it all!

XBIZ: Which as-yet-unexplored content genres or cosplay characters are you looking forward to showcasing?

SOLO: I haven’t tapped into the superhero cosplays near as much as I need and want to. I have a Black Widow cosplay coming up to celebrate the release of the new film and I am vibrating with excitement to do that cosplay. I’ve been kicking around a ton of superhero cosplays for years and I don’t know why I haven’t done them yet, when I know for sure that they would be not only self-indulgent but quite lucrative! My sights are currently locked on Peggy Carter, Captain Marvel, Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn for this upcoming year. And whoever the hell Florence Pugh’s character is in the new “Black Widow” movie. I don’t know a thing about her, but I want to be her so bad I can’t stand it.

XBIZ: As a bona fide premium social media expert, where do you see the creator economy going next, especially given the parallel growth in mainstream an adult around talent-centric revenues?

SOLO: I don’t think I’ve been around long enough to be able to predict anything like that. I do think it’s really exciting that at least online sex work is becoming a little more culturally acceptable. I’ve seen less demonization in the media since OnlyFans became such a cultural phenomenon, and that’s really nice. But you still can’t mention OnlyFans on places like Instagram and TikTok. I would love to see there be less of a stink around advertising on sites that generate great organic traffic like those. But I don’t think that will ever come to pass.

XBIZ: Any spicy collabs on the horizon with other stars?

I recently did my first big collab with the love of my life, Emily Cheree, and that was absolutely heavenly. I’ve never met an online friend like that before and she was so sweet and magical! I’ll hopefully have another collab coming soon with my friends Lizbeth Eden and QTsnack, two creators who also do really fun solo content. They’re big “Star Trek” fans so I think the plan is to play up the Trek vs. Wars rivalry. It’s going to be a blast, I know it!

XBIZ: How do you seek to achieve work/life balance, whether that’s taking care of mental/physical health or maintaining some semblance of a social life?

SOLO: Oh, I’m awful at work/life balance. I recently started seeing a therapist and that has really helped me a ton with managing the expectations I put on myself. But I still feel so miserably guilty and anxious taking a day off to spend with friends/ family it’s nuts. When your life revolves around social media it’s hard to even scroll on your phone without trying to look for something else to monetize.

It’s a double-edged sword, because on the one hand I feel like I have the most amazing job in the world where I get to have fun and entertain people for a living, but on the other hand, I never ever feel like I’m off. Of course, that’s a trade-off I would take a thousand times in a row, and I’m so unbelievably grateful, but it doesn’t mean it isn’t exhausting.

I used OnlyFans and social media to distract me from a long-term breakup, a global pandemic, massive changes in my life and family and near constant attacks on my appearance, so it isn’t any wonder that I’ve become entirely codependent on work. I’ve never been good at not letting things consume me when I invest myself into them and this has been absolutely no different. I think a lot of online creators feel the same way. It’s easy to get addicted to “the grind” because when you get the ball rolling you’re so loathe to stop it. But the ball eventually rolls to a stop on its own and I’m trying to learn how to use that time to take care of myself and take time off instead of panicking about why I can’t get it to move.

XBIZ: What are your grand ambitions for the coming year and beyond?

SOLO: My grandest ambition for this year is to kiss some freakin’ girls. Lesbian Summer 2021, baby. I haven’t been smooched since before Corona, and that sounds like a crime if I’ve ever heard one.

I want to up my cosplay game with location shoots now that I’m vaccinated, and I’m really excited with the growth rate I’ve got going on my page right now, so I’m pumped to see where that’s leading me. I would love to one day get involved in something more mainstream since that was my dream before sex work, but that may be flying too close to the sun.

I’m just trying really hard to not plan my life too far in advance since it seems to change course very quickly for me. I have no idea what God’s plan is but until he says it’s time to move, you can just catch me vibin’ right here! opportunities like real estate, stocks, etc.?

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Marica Hase’s first two scenes following her return to adult, shot for Penthouse, are now available on VOD.

“Panty Pen Pals” features Hase — herself a Penthouse Pet — topless in heels and lacy panties on the cover alongside Kenna James, Cindy Starfall and Karina Ru.

Hase stars in two scenes opposite Lucas Frost and Kenna James. The cast also includes Lana Violet and Ryan Driller.

“Being a Penthouse Pet was one of the most exciting things ever to happen to me,” said Hase. “I love my ‘Pet Sisters,’ so it was awesome to work with Kenna. ‘Panty Pen Pals’ is a must-have for my fans — you get to see me in a B/G and an all-girl scene.”

“It’s the best of both worlds,” Hase added.

To watch “Panty Pen Pals,” click here.

Follow Marica Hase and Penthouse on Twitter for updates.