HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Hailey Rose and Max Fills are the most recent guests on the “Skinfluencer Success” podcast, hosted by Tanya Tate.

In the episode, Rose and Fills open up about their journey from casual swinging to becoming performers.

“It was an incredible experience to speak with Hailey and Max,” said Tate. “I was honored they chose to open up on my podcast for their first interview in the adult industry. Their unique journey and openness about their relationship are truly inspiring. This interview challenges preconceptions and celebrates personal growth, making it a must-listen for anyone.”

Listen to the episode here.

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LOS ANGELES — Logan Xander is touting his availability for studio shoots and collaborations in South Florida.

“The Miami-based performer/director, who took a short break over the past few weeks to focus on other creative projects and enjoy a bit of down time, is filling up his schedule with new onscreen endeavors, in addition to his directing/writing duties for Bang Bros,” said a rep.

Xander enthused about his recent work.

“I love to perform,” he said. “I’ve gotten lucky to have been able to be part of so many great scenes with cool scripts to play with. It’s been a lot of fun.”

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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Autumn Rain has nabbed her first Fleshbot Awards nominations.

The nominations are for Best Ass, Best Top and Best New Star in the Trans categories.

“I’m so honored to be nominated and thankful for my amazing fans who got me here,” said Rain. “I’d love to win, so please continue to vote for me as much as possible, and tell your friends.”

Voting is now open and will run until midnight on Nov. 8. For more information and a complete list of nominees, visit FleshbotAwards.com.

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LAS VEGAS — Sedona Reign is starring in a new My Friend’s Hot Mom scene for Naughty America.

The scene opens with Reign having a date cancel on her at the last minute. Her son’s friend, Tyler Cruise, stops by in search of his game controller, and he offers to cheer her up.

“I love working for Naughty America, and this scene was fun to film,” Reign said. “Tyler is amazing, and it was awesome that we got to show off our acting skills. Add my new Naughty America scene to your must-do list this weekend.”

The scene is streaming on NaughtyAmerica.com.

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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jim Powers has scored seven nominations at the 2023 Fleshbot Awards.

As a director, he has received nominations in the categories of Best Sex Scene—Couples (“Don’t Tell My Wife I Buttfucked Her Trans Friend”), Best Sex Scene—Translesbian (“Lesbians Love Trans — Scene 2”), Best Threeway Scene (“Trans Honey Trap 2 — Scene 1″), Movie of the Year (Trans — for both “Trans Am” and “It’s A Trans Sandwich — And I’m The Meat! #02”) and Best Group Sex Scene (for both “Detention Overload” and “Cory Chase’s Community Service”).

“I’m honored that my fans and industry friends helped me receive so many nominations for my work,” said Powers. “I’d love to win one or more of these awards, so vote as much as you can.”

Voting is now open and will run until midnight on Nov. 8. For more information and a complete list of nominees, visit FleshbotAwards.com.

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — AEBN has revealed its top-selling stars for the third quarter of 2023, with Alyx Star landing atop the leaderboard for straight theaters, and Andy Rodrigues heading up the gay ranking.

The performers ranked after Star on the straight list are, in descending order, Blake Blossom, Lauren Phillips, Angel Youngs, Natasha Nice, Kylie Rocket, Leana Lovings, Slimthick Vic, Reagan Foxx and Angela White.

Following Rodrigues in the gay rankings are Gael, Mark Delgaty, Sir Peter, Jayden Marcos, Austin Young, Beau Butler, Devin Franco, Felix Fox and Roman Todd

For the full list of the top 25 gay and straight adult stars of the third quarter, visit AEBNTrends.com.

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Studio owner Ricky Johnson and Ameena Green co-star in the new Ricky’s Room scene.

“The petite Chicago native shows off her all-natural endowments as she teases in sexy emerald lingerie before pairing up with Johnson,” said a rep. “The exquisite, black-haired beauty treats Ricky to a taste of her oral abilities before the two have passionate sex that ends with a hot facial.”

“Where there is smoke, there is fire, or in this case, there is Ameena Green,” Johnson offered. “Not only is she smart as hell, but her body is just dangerously sexy. I mean, that ass. Really? It’s the reason I had to go back for seconds.”

Green said she loved working with Johnson and how it all turned out.

“It was an honor to collab on Ricky’s Room!” she said. “I was hoping this year to shoot with him so I’m elated we got to. Everyone in the crew was amazing and it was great to see this amazing scene come together.”

For more information, visit RickysRoom.com.

LOS ANGELES — ePlay has launched its Halloween creator contest Thursday, running through Oct. 31.

“This is the first time we’ve held one of these,” said Talent Recruitment Director Allie Awesome. “And since Halloween is the best time of year, we’re expecting a whole lot of participation, so prepare for some seriously sexy, spooky fun.”

The creator with the highest revenue during their Halloween show will receive a $500 virtual gift card. Top revenue generated from new features, such as the platform’s recently-introduced Cam2Cam option, receives $300. For creative streamers, best costume as judged by ePlay staff receives $100.

“Additionally,” announced ePlay’s Talent Relations Coordinator Sebastian, “all entrants will receive a $100 coupon code for the ePlay Swag Store.”

“This is going to be the marquee livestream Halloween contest of the season,” raved Talent Recruitment Director, Allie Awesome. “It’s open to any and all creators, and they’re going to be competing to scare the pants off of you — literally!”

The contest is open to all creators, who may enter by filling out the TypeForm and setting a date and time for a show sometime during the contest period. Winners will be announced Nov. 7, with all participants receiving a coupon for ePlaySwag.

For more information, visit ePlay.

SAN FRANCISCO — X.com users have started reported instances of Elon Musk’s new shadowban transparency policies, where accounts are flagged by the company without user input for “potentially” containing sensitive media.

The policies had been announced by Musk earlier this year, and were first unveiled by X designer Andrea Conway in September.

The flagging limits visibility of the targeted account on the entire platform.

Users have started to notice alerts in the notifications tab that the company formerly known as Twitter has “added a label to your account which may impact its reach.”

The information panel accessible through that notification explains, “We have found that your account potentially contains sensitive media—such as graphic, violent, nudity, sexual behavior, hateful symbols, or other sensitive content. We may cover your posts with a warning so people who don’t want to see sensitive content can avoid it. The reach of your account and its content may also be restricted, such as being excluded from the For You and Following timelines, recommended notifications, trends, and search results.”

X has previously said that users may appeal the label but the company has provided no indication of the process to do so.

Adult creators have started questioning this “pre-crime” enforcement philosophy reminiscent of the 2002 sci-fi dystopic film “Minority Report,” where potential offenders were prejudicially identified and targeted as actual rule-breakers.

Reigining XBIZ Best Fetish Cam Model Fatal Goth posted on Wednesday, “Apparently X is now flagging accounts with nudity even if their media was always marked as sensitive and thus reducing their reach regardless. Why am I paying for Twitter Blue again?”

Af Fortune magazine reported in September when the system was previewed, Twitter/X “has limited visibility on posts that broke its rules in the past, but this is the first time it has put limits on entire accounts.”