MIAMI — Sidra Sage is currently self-booking studio shoots and has announced her availability throughout August in Miami.

The performer expressed excitement about the chance to “get back to working on professional film sets.”

“It’s a fun challenge working in South Florida where most performers are either ‘teens’ or MILFs but as someone who is neither, I see it as an opportunity to be a rarity and provide a refreshing energy to film sets,” she added. “I am confident I can elevate your scene with my unique look and pro skills.”

Sage has experience performing for Cherry Pimps, Evil Angel, Dogfart Network, Mile High Media and Team Skeet, among others.

“My current status as a self-booking independent model allows producers to quickly and easily contact me to schedule film and photo shoots directly, so don’t hesitate to get in touch to get me on your South Florida set in August,” she added.

She is available to shoot solo, B/G, all-girl, handjob/blowjob, anal, DP, group and fetish scenes. Studios may contact Sage directly at booksidrasage@gmail.com.

Follow Sidra Sage on Twitter and find her premium social media links here.

MIAMI — Natalia Nix stars in Team Skeet’s latest scene, “Extra Work.”
 
“Natalia is looking to buy a new car, but realizes she still doesn’t have enough money. When she goes to her babysitting job for Bobby Beefcake’s kids, she shares her dilemma. Bobby has a solution that will be beneficial to them both,” teased a rep. “He has some extra work for Natalia, but it doesn’t involve babysitting. Natalia soon learns that her new work includes keeping her boss satisfied, which she gladly accepts.”

Nix enthused about her latest turn for the studio.

“Team Skeet always gives me the types of scenes I love,” she said. “Being the naughty babysitter is one of my favorite fantasies and this scene hit the spot. Thank you, Team Skeet and Bobby, for a great time.”

The members’ exclusive scene can be viewed here.

101 Modeling represents Nix; she is available to film scenes in Los Angeles through July 29, and will return to the area August 17– 24.

Follow Natalia Nix and Team Skeet on Twitter for updates.

BOSTON — In an unexpected turn of events, Mile High Media has settled the years-long lawsuit with a Martha’s Vineyard landlord who sued the studio and several associates for a 2014 incident involving artwork in her rental property which she claimed could be seen onscreen in several adult videos.

“Friday’s report of a settlement and subsequent dismissal by U.S. District Judge Patti Saris comes one day after homeowner Leah Bassett and her counsel appeared for their third trip through mediation,” legal news site Law360 reported this afternoon. “The mediator, U.S. Magistrate Judge Marianne B. Bowler, said in a Friday docket entry that the case has settled and the parties requested 60 days to complete the agreement.”

Judge Saris, the report continued, “filed a dismissal order within minutes of Judge Bowler’s report.”

The case is on file as “Bassett v. Jensen et al., case number 1:18-cv-10576,” in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts.

For XBIZ’s ongoing coverage of the “Martha’s Vineyard Background Art” case, click here.

WASHINGTON — A new Section 230-eroding bill, the “Health Misinformation Act” (HMA) was introduced yesterday by Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) to create liability for platforms which allow third-party content that is deemed to spread “misinformation” about an “existing public health emergency.”

Klobuchar’s HMA, co-sponsored by Sen. Ray Luján (D-NM), would “create an exception to the landmark internet law Section 230, which has always shielded tech companies like Facebook, Google and Twitter from being sued over almost any of the content people post on their platforms,” Recode — the tech vertical for news site Vox — reported.

“Klobuchar’s bill would change that,” Recode continued, “but only when a social media platform’s algorithm promotes health misinformation related to an ‘existing public health emergency.’ The legislation tasks the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) to define health misinformation in these scenarios.”

This specific Section 230 carveout would be the first major exception to Section 230 immunity since the 2018 passage of FOSTA-SESTA, which created liability around supposed instances of “human trafficking.”

However, in the HMA case, “the law wouldn’t apply in cases where a platform shows people posts using a “neutral mechanism,” like a social media feed that ranks posts chronologically, rather than algorithmically,’ Vox reports.

Last week, President Joe Biden made some confusing statements stating that Facebook was “killing people” for allowing “misinformation” about the COVID-19 pandemic, inciting legislators to activate projects to reform or repeal Section 230.

As XBIZ reported, several Free Speech and First Amendment organizations criticized Biden for those statements, with the ACLU tweeting, “No matter which party is in power, the government cannot be trusted to label ‘truth’ or ‘fiction’ any more than Facebook or Twitter can.”

Main Image: Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.)

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Samia Burton, founder of Sexual Essentials, has announced The Art XXXhibit, described as an “explosive evening of erotic escapades for adventurous adults,” for August 14 at Treehouse Studios in downtown Atlanta.

The Art XXXhibit is hosted by media personalities Medinah and Tahoe TV, and will treat guests to the featured works of artists Justin Lewis of Crea8tive Soul and James Lewis of Noire 3000 Studios, plus Jet Setting Jasmine, King Noire, King Heff, Nicole and Dash.

“The magical masquerade affair — where performers, artists and like-minded creatives get together to explore their sensual selves — will feature a live erotic art show with the biggest names in S.E.X. and seduction taking center stage, as well as live music performances, demonstrations and, most importantly, an open bar,” a rep explained.

Burton invited attendees to “step into our world for a night you will never forget at The Art XXXhibit, curated especially for those looking for an intimate space to truly submerge themselves in learning and being open in a safe and discreet environment.”

“It’s about creating that orgasmic and contagious energy to add spice to your own sex life while also appreciating the beauty of the body, mind and spirit,” Burton added. “The Art XXXhibit will cater to your every whim, while romancing you and bringing you to your ultimate climax.”

To learn more, visit the Sexual Essentials website.

CHICAGO — The Dungeon Store and Split Peaches will mark World BDSM Day Saturday with a weekend-long sale beginning at 12 a.m. Saturday and running through 11:59 p.m. Sunday. The promo code “BDSMDAY2021” will unlock a 20% discount at checkout.

“The event’s origins begin with club Rosas Cinco in Spain, where the BDSM club owner proclaimed July 24, 2003 as ‘World BDSM Day.’ The date [derives] from ’24/7′ in salute to 24/7 Dominant/submissive relationships in kink. The intent is to create awareness of safe and consensual BDSM and is a great reason to celebrate and get kinky,” a rep explained.

Dungeon Store Founder Anne Bryne said “BDSMDAY2021” is “your ticket to 48 hours of savings on violet wands, hand-crafted whips, vegan-friendly bondage gear, great books on BDSM relationships and fantastic floggers in many colors.”

“And we didn’t forget our sister store Split Peaches, with platinum-grade, body-safe silicone sex toys,” she added.

Brand Manager Brittany Wilson will mark the occasion with an appearance on “The Rocket Review” podcast Saturday at 10 a.m. (PDT); find the broadcast on YouTube.

Visit SplitPeaches.com and TheDungeonStore.com for product details.