LAS VEGAS — Severe Sex Films has released a new compilation, “Perversion and Punishment 20,” on VOD.
This title includes previously released scenes featuring Aiden Starr, Davin Strong, Cybill Troy, Kiki D’Aire, Jessica Ryan, Bella Bathory, Jimmy Broadway, Sarah DiAvola and Mistress Tangent.
For a trailer for “Perversion and Punishment 20,” click here.
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SANTA BARBARA — Industry photographer and filmmaker Jay Allen passed away in Santa Barbara according to industry friends. He was 53 and was hospitalized with cancer.
Allan was known for timeless glamour photography and videography. His craft and professionalism ensured a busy schedule shooting projects for companies and performers, especially in the solo and girl-girl niches.
His last notable project was 2021’s “Solo Sirens,” a characteristically lush title for Adam & Eve, the studio for which he worked the most since 2013.
Allan’s classic pinup style made him a reliable contributor to Playboy, Penthouse and Hustler over the years. He started at the studio of J. Stephen Hicks, where he built DigitalDesire.com, before striking on his own at Danni.com. Allan was one of the leading lensmen to effect the transition between magazines and online content, being a notable contributor to Babes.com, Twistys, HollyRandall.com and many other sites.
In 2020, Allan launched the AgentErotica.com site with Elevated X, offering thousands of never-before-seen images from his archives and a selection of videos featuring some of his signature model collaborators such as Charlotte Stokely, Bailey Rayne, Lacy Lennon, Skin Diamond, Casey Calvert, Joanna Ange and Jenny Blighe.
Allan intended the site to be the archive for over 300,000 slides here from his decades shooting for “men’s magazines” like Club, High Society, Gallery and Finally Legal.
Industry Remembrances
“I’m deeply going to miss Jay being a part of this industry,” Lacy Lennon told XBIZ. “Natural talent is hard to come by in this industry. Being humble is hard to come by in this industry. This one hits deep as his work meant something in this community. Jay was good to his girls, good to his crews and brought quality to porn. His vision for lesbian films and photography portfolios constantly inspires me.”
Lennon said she was “grateful for him seeing something in me very early on. Without that type of support and encouragement I know I wouldn’t be where I am today.”
Casey Calvert told XBIZ she “worked quite a bit with Jay early in my career and I always loved shooting with him — he really knew how to make a girl feel beautiful and special in front of his camera.”
“Jay was always kind and knowledgeable,” his colleague Holly Randall told XBIZ. “He was an extremely accomplished technical photographer and a perfectionist. He really knew the art of cinematography and he executed everything that he did with unrivaled attention to detail and love of his craft.”
Charlotte Stokely said through a statement that she has known Allen for 18 years and he “was consistently an amazing and ethical human being. We cultivated a closer and dear friendship in the last five years. He taught me how to work camera settings and taught me about lighting. He loved to freely share his knowledge. We’d talk on the phone for long lengths of time about ‘Star Trek’ or the current new show he was watching , vintage cars, and his favorite places to watch the sunset or some cool new photography gadget he’d acquired. That man never missed a sunset. He would send me pictures saying “where I am now” showing me how beautiful it was.”
Stokely also shared that she “liked to visit him in Santa Barbara and we’d head to the beach where he’d smoke one of his favorite cigars, Partagas, and sip a scotch. In my career we worked together a few or more times mostly for Adam & Eve features, him as the director and myself as a performer. He always had great catering.
“We started to work for Playboy as a team, he was directing and I was executive producer,” Stokely reminisced. “He was so excited for our first Playboy shoot together because we filmed at a location Star Trek had filmed. The last photo he sent me was of a sunset and the last text I sent to him said ‘I’m going to break you out of that hospital and we’ll escape to the rooftop. I’ll bring you a cigar and scotch and we’ll watch the sunset.’ That was three weeks ago. I never did make it to see him after that last text because of my ankle injury. I felt this urgent desire to text or call him the day he passed. For whatever reason I didn’t , thinking ‘I’ll do it tomorrow.’ He died later that evening. There was just something special about him as a human and my heart is so sad he’s gone. His legacy will live on.”
Bailey Rayne said through a statement earlier today that she chooses to remember Allan “laughing, smiling, surrounded by the people who loved him so much, and standing at a grill full of meat,” as she saw him in August, when he threw “a huge ‘I beat cancer’ party and was surrounded by friends and family from all over the country. That was our Jay. There may have been whiskey and cigars involved, too.”
“That was the last time I could see him because his cancer came back shortly after,” she added.
Bailey also called Allan “a brilliant photographer, who would do anything to get the perfect shot, and someone truly genuine in a superficial world, something I thought was nearly impossible to find, especially in L.A.”
Later she told XBIZ that Allan “was a fighter — he beat cancer once and put that brave face back on when it came back. He stayed positive and optimistic throughout both diagnoses, but he fought like hell until the end.”
NEW YORK — Mistress Marley has been awarded a $10,000 grant for her lingerie business, Pynk Matrixx.
The grant came from the Fearless Fund Black Women Entrepreneurs Grant Program.
“We are all fortunate that organizations such as Fearless Fund exist, and I am pleased and honored to have received this grant,” Marley said. “I’m excited to announce that I will be teaming up with Amazon to bring my Pynk Matrixx items to that platform.”
For more about Pynk Matrixx, visit here.
Marley also released two new clips, “Blindfold Beta Dildo Gag” and “Big Cock Gag.”
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LOS ANGELES, CA — Wicked Pictures has released the seventh episode of Seth Gable’s “Privilege,” co-starring Vanna Bardot and Damon Dice.
“Privilege” is an eight-scene series featuring an ensemble cast led by industry veteran Evan Stone.
New scene “So… It Was You?” marks Bardot’s first feature appearance for Wicked since winning 2023 Female Performer of the Year, and the award for Best Sex Scene — All-Sex for her work in Gamble’s “Money.”
Set in the Machiavellian world of the megarich, “Privilege” is the story of towering family patriarch Alexander Nash (Stone), who rules his family with an iron fist and a soft spot for his youngest daughter (April Olsen). He’s in the middle of a huge deal that he can’t let anyone sabotage, from his duplicitous ex-wife (Luna) to his gold-digging new bride (Julia Ann), who has her eye on his money and his beloved son Liam (Nathan Bronson). Meanwhile, Nash’s other son Lucas (Lucky Fate), a compulsive gambler, puts the entire family empire in jeopardy through sheer ineptitude. As Nash’s personal saga unfolds, the torrid sex lives of his family come to light in a chain of events that will expose more dirty laundry than anyone has bargained for.
“So… It Was You?” Gamble explained, “reveals that the search to expose who was behind an office break-in is reaching a fever pitch. Guilty parties appear to be exonerated while others normally beyond reproach look less than innocent. The hunt for the perpetrator becomes so all-consuming that for some of our characters the line between truth and lies — the real and the fictional — is starting to get blurred. Throughout the ‘Privilege’ series, we’ve seen that in the Nash dynasty, a willingness to sacrifice friends, family, and ethics in the pursuit of self-interest is just the cost of doing business. So this punitive zeal makes an ironic contrast to the emotional pitch of Vanna and Damon’s scene together, where verbal jousting leads to incredibly intense sex that is very passionate and very raw, with high energy throughout.”
Elaborating on Bardot and Dice’s contributions to “Privilege,” the filmmaker continued, “Both Vanna and Damon won XBIZ awards for scenes this year, and it is easy to see why. They are solid professionals when they come to set. They both know that after memorizing your lines and following the director’s guidance, your best asset on set is understanding that you’re one part of a larger team. From the production assistant to the cameraman, knowing the responsibilities of each crew member, and treating them like peers, is key to a successful performing career.”
“I’m very much looking forward to watching this next installment of Privilege,” enthused Bardot. “My scene with Damon Dice is a little bit darker, but extremely sexual, which is my favorite kind of scene to perform in. I think viewers will definitely enjoy watching it as much as I did filming it!”
“So…It Was You?” the seventh episode of “Privilege,” featuring Vanna Bardot and Damon Dice, is available today exclusively on Wicked.com.
WASHINGTON — A top executive for NCOSE, the religiously inspired anti-porn lobby formerly known as Morality in Media, admitted this week that members of the organization have “met regularly” with Meta executives responsible for Instagram moderation.
In an fund-raising article published on Monday on the NCOSE website, VP Haley McNamara boasted of a decade’s worth of alleged successes by the organization’s annual “Dirty Dozen” campaign, shaming corporations for supposed failures to abide by the group’s censorship aims.
Under the alleged success targeting Instagram, McNamara revealed that “while Instagram still has more work to do, they have met regularly with the National Center on Sexual Exploitation to hear and address our concerns.”
McNamara only mentioned in vague terms that the group’s regular meetings with Instagram staff had resulted “in increasing some protections for children by improving systems to identify grooming behavior patterns, and no longer allowing adult strangers to send unsolicited direct messages for minors. Each policy improvement helps prevent abuse for its 1 billion monthly users.”
XBIZ contacted Meta for comment on McNamara’s claim about regular meetings affecting policy but received no answer.
NCOSE’s Extreme Anti-Porn Beliefs
One of the stated goals of NCOSE is to eradicate pornography and all forms of sex work by “striking deep at the roots of the systems which support and sustain sexual abuse and exploitation.”
NCOSE believes that “pornography is a deeply damaging social influence that corrodes relationships, erodes the sensibilities and sexual freedom of consumers, and dehumanizes those used to make it.” By pornography, the group — formed by clergymen in the early 1960s — has meant over the years anything from 18th century novels that mention sex work, Sports Illustrated and Cosmopolitan magazines, or mainstream movies and TV shows depicting human sexualities.
McNamara’s article also celebrated supposed NCOSE wins forcing Carl’s Jr. to “stop producing hyper-sexualized, misogynistic ads for their fast food products;” CVS to “remove the annual Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue from their checkout areas and promotional displays;” the Army and Air Force stores to stop selling “pornographic magazines” (according to the group’s definition); Hilton Hotels Worldwide, Hyatt Hotels & Resorts, InterContinental Hotel Group to stop showing in-room adult content; Snapchat to deplatform all sex workers; and Walmart to “remove Cosmopolitan magazine from checkout lines at all of its stores across the country.”
“Cosmopolitan, like Playboy, places women’s value primarily on their ability to sexually satisfy a man and therefore feeds a culture that premises male sexual entitlement,” McNamara affirmed. “NCOSE is grateful for Walmart’s leadership to reduce the amount of unsolicited sexually objectifying material that bombards youth and adults alike.”
As XBIZ reported, McNamara, in her capacity as head of the NCOSE-controlled International Centre on Sexual Exploitation, was a crucial contributor to the recent anti-porn document by the U.K.’s All-Party Parliamentary Group on Commercial Sexual Exploitation (APPG-CSE), which repeated anti-porn myths and recommended a state crackdown on sexual expression online.
LOS ANGELES — Anya Olsen stars in Naughty America’s latest release with James Angel.
The scene has Olsen working out when she meets her friend’s husband, Angel. After Olsen leaves her phone on one of the machines, Angel finds it and returns it to her. However, Angel walks in on Olsen naked. Instead of Olsen being upset, she decides to get physical with him.
“I had a great time working with Naughty America on this scene,” Olsen said. “It was so fun to get sweaty in the gym and even sweatier with James in the bathroom.”
View the scene’s trailer here.
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LOS ANGELES — GoAskAlex has released a new photo collection to her SuicideGirls page, titled “That One Time at Band Camp.”
“I was nervous to express a different side of myself, but I love the way this set turned out,” Alex said. “I am especially drawn to the vibrant colors of my clothes against my tattoos, and the sultry tone of the scene.”
Alex’s photos can be found here.
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LOS ANGELES — LALExpo has revealed the dates and locations for its next LATAM Tour.
“We fulfilled our mission to create an event to remember in a unique format,” a rep said. “And as we will not stop in our purpose of contributing to the growth and professional development of the industry, we invite you not to miss our second LATAM Tour.”
The dates and locations for the next LATAM workshops are as follows:
Buenos Aires, Argentina — April 25
Sao Paulo, Brazil — April 28
Mexico City, Mexico — May 1
For more information, visit LALExpo online.
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