CHARLOTTE, N.C. — AEBN Trends has revealed the Top 10 most-searched trans performers for Q2 with Korra Del Rio landing atop the leaderboard.

Del Rio is Transgender Erotica Awards recipient and a six-time XBIZ awards-nominated performer and cam star.

Izzy Wilde earned the No. 2 spot, followed by reigning XBIZ “Trans Performer of the Year” Casey Kisses. Ariel Demure and Jade Venus close out the Top Five.

Landing at Nos. 6-10 are Lena Moon, Gracie Jane, Erica Cherry, Kate Zoha and Melanie Brooks.

Visit AEBN Trends for additional details and find AEBN on Twitter.

Jul 22, 2021 10:49 AM PDT

LOS ANGELES — Kiki Klout performs opposite Michael Stefano in her PervCity debut with a new anal scene directed by Maestro Claudio.

“I enjoyed being anally penetrated by Michael,” Klout enthused. “Claudio knows how to shoot all the right angles and capture the best views.”

Stefano shared his co-star’s excitement.

“The dirty-talking, cock-hungry anal slut Kiki Klout gives her ass up in spectacular fashion. This is a must-see, hot-and-nasty anal scene,” Stefano said.

Claudio also praised the performer’s work. “Kiki knows exactly what she wants to achieve in the business and she delivered a solid and powerful performance,” Claudio said. “It was a real pleasure to shoot someone with such professionalism.”

The scene can be found on PervCity.com.

Follow Kiki Klout and PervCity on Twitter for updates.

Jul 22, 2021 10:16 AM PDT

LOS ANGELES — CamSoda has announced it intends to release a “Billionaire Flesh Rocket Series” of dildos commemorating the “space race” between Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and Richard Branson.

Brett Hogan, CamSoda’s communications director, told the Daily Caller yesterday that “the Billionaire Flesh Rocket Series are a series of dildos inspired by the ‘Billionaire Space Race’ between Richard Branson, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk that includes the Blue Orgasm (play on Blue Origin), Space Sex (play on SpaceX) and Galadick (play on VSS Unity).

“The dildos were were just designed, are being sent into production and will be on pre-sale shortly,” Hogan confirmed.

Much mainstream media speculation — and no small amount of Twitter jollity — has been devoted to the uncanny resemblance between Bezos’ rocket ship, which briefly placed the billionaire owner of Amazon and the Washington Post above Earth’s atmosphere on Tuesday, and a betesticled penis.

Bezos’ “billionaire space race” rival Elon Musk tweeted back “Nice” to a report of CamSoda’s announcement.

BOSTON — The Massachusetts judge presiding over the trial where a Martha’s Vineyard landlord is suing Mile High Media and several associates for a 2014 incident involving artwork in her rental property — which she claimed could be seen onscreen in several adult videos — rejected the defense’s proposed questions for potential jurors about prejudicial views and attitudes about pornography.

During a hearing yesterday, U.S. District Judge Patti B. Saris told counsel that she “will not be asking people whether they watch pornography and ask them to say that under oath.”

According to legal news site Law360, “the proposed questions also would have asked jurors whether they have negative views of gay or transsexual pornography, or whether they think pornography is illegal, a danger to the community or ‘generally leads to the degradation of the morals of the individuals involved in the industry and/or society as a whole.’”

Other suggested jury selection questions by the defense also reportedly included, “By a show of hands, how many of you have ever watched a pornographic movie?” and “By a show of hands, have any of you or close family members ever been involved in the making of pornography?”

Gary Jay Kaufman of The Kaufman Law Group, representing Mile High persuasively argued that “clearly in this case there are sensitive issues, gay rights issues, gay versus straight pornography, pornography in general — these are not things I love talking about.”

Law36 repots that Judge Saris cut him off at that point and, raising her voice, ruled “I can’t ask people if they are gay or ask them their views on transsexual sex. You can’t ask that of people!”

Judge Saris offered a watered down version of the question, which involved alerting the jurors “that the case would involve issues of pornography that will involve gay or transsexual sex” before asking them, “Is there anyone here who would not be able to be fair and impartial?”

Kaufman, Law360 continued, “likened the questions to asking prospective jurors in a sexual assault case whether they or anyone they know had been a victim of a similar assault, but the judge was not persuaded.”

Judge Saris replied that she “can’t put people under oath and say, ‘Do you watch porn?'”

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

LOS ANGELES — Lust Cinema has announced the debut of “Primary 2,” the followup season to exclusive contract director Casey Calvert’s series about “polyamorous millennials navigating through trials and tribulations of modern day relationships.”

The first episode will be released tomorrow.

“Following the success of the first season, ‘Primary 2′ continues to develop the stories of two non-monogamous couples’ journeys of love and lust,” said a rep, describing the series as “a beautifully shot inside look at the highs and lows of modern day relationships.”

The six new episodes feature season one vets like Kira Noir, Ana Foxxx (both 2021 XBIZ Award winners alongside Serena Blair for “Best Sex Scene – All-Girl” for the previous installment), Derrick Pierce and Small Hands, alongside new faces such as Dante Colle, Victoria Voxxx, April O’Neill, and Cam Damage — and Calvert herself in a performing role.

“From threesomes to heartbreak and everything in between, this explicit adult series explores non-monogamy by highlighting the importance of open communication, boundaries, and vulnerability when navigating multiple relationships,” the rep explained, noting that the series also touches on gender identity and gender politics.”

Director Calvert described “Primary 2” as “a labor of love from everyone involved. I had an absolutely incredible cast and crew, and everything just clicked. I’m so proud of how it turned out, and I can’t wait for everyone to see it. I’m so in love with these characters, and this story.”

“Thank you to Erika Lust and Lust Cinema for believing in me and giving me the space to create,” Calvert added.

Victoria Voxxx revealed that “being a part of this project provided me with an opportunity to express a very familiar perspective, while also providing me perspectives that are entirely new. I am confident the series will do the same for its viewers!”

For Ana Foxxx, “working on Primary felt like working on a mainstream set, and I love that. I can’t wait for everyone to watch.”

“The direction that the story is progressing is intriguing,” added Derrick Pierce. “Having such a seasoned veteran performer and director in Casey Calvert makes the experience that much more rewarding. Derrick Pierce

Kira Noir said she was honored to be a part of this playing Eva and was “so proud of Casey and her kick ass way of directing and performing all at once.”

Series newcomer Cam Damage said, “I’m beyond excited for everyone to see the new storylines this season has to offer.”

After the first episode’s debut tomorrow, the remaining five episodes will be released every Friday on Lust Cinema until September 3rd.

To watch “Primary 2,” visit Lust Cinema.

For more from Lust Cinema and Casey Calvert, follow them on Twitter.

Jul 21, 2021 11:17 AM PDT

MIAMI — Natalia Nix has earned her second cover, opposite Lexi Luna, for the VOD release of “Lesbian Tutors 8” from Girlfriends Films.

Their scene depicts Lena as Nix’s alluring instructor; after some playful banter, the two get physical with one another.

“Thank you to Girlfriends for choosing me again for another cover,” Nix said. “I love working for them and I had a blast with my ‘tutor,’ Lexi.”

More information about “Lesbian Tutors 8” can be found at GirlfriendsFilmsVOD.com. 

Natalia Nix is represented by 101 Modeling on the West Coast and will be in Los Angeles August 17– 24; follow her on Twitter.

AUSTIN — A U.S. District Court Judge in Texas has denied a proposed preliminary injunction against the recent state law preventing sex workers aged 18-21 from being employed at strip clubs and other “sexually oriented businesses.”

The denial by Judge Robert Pitman — including a questionable claim that the Texas Legislators can go against constitutional protections if they have a mere “belief” that it may lead to curbing “human trafficking” — effectively upholds the new state law, S.B. 315, prohibiting the employment of people between the ages of 18 and 21 in adult businesses, defined by the Texas legislators as “sex parlor, nude studio, modeling studio, love parlor, adult bookstore, adult movie theater, adult video arcade, adult movie arcade, adult video store, adult motel, or other commercial enterprise the primary business of which is the offering of a service or the selling, renting, or exhibiting of devices or any other items intended to provide sexual stimulation or sexual gratification to the customer.”

The four plaintiffs are “four young people between the ages of 18 and 20 years old, who have been laid off or fear losing their jobs because of Texas’s enactment of S.B. 315,” joined by the Texas Entertainment Association (TEA), described as “a non-profit organization that represents [sexually-oriented businesses] in Texas.”

Two of them, Feliz Valdez and Abigail Reyes are described in court papers as “19-year-old clerks at New Fine Arts, an adult bookstore in Dallas, Texas that sells books, movies and ‘novelty’ items.”

Judge Pitman denied the proposed injunction — a copy of which had mistakenly circulated last week with erroneous information that that law had been halted — alleging that “the State of Texas may not raise the minimum age for employment in businesses the legislature has deemed to be sexually-oriented.”

Judge Pitman’s introductory statement oddly included several mentions to “human trafficking” and “human trafficking training,” even thought this is a labor discrimination case based on age and type of business.

Judge Pitman’s also stated in his explanation of denying the Plaintiff’s First Amendment standing that “S.B. 315 codifies one of the [Texas Human Trafficking Prevention] Task Force’s legislative recommendations to curb human trafficking by raising the age of employment at sexually-oriented businesses from 18 to 21.”

“In the hearing on the motion for preliminary injunction,” Judge Pitman continued, “Plaintiffs made much of the fact that the Texas legislature did not rely on any studies showing that 18 to 20-year-olds who work at SOBs are more vulnerable to human trafficking than others. Yet the State ‘need not demonstrate through empirical data [. . .] that its regulation will reduce such trafficking,’ but instead must show that the State has a ‘reasonable belief that there is a link between the regulation and the curbing of the identified secondary effects.’”

The judge told the plaintiffs they had “failed to show a likelihood of success on the merits of their First Amendment and Fourteenth Amendment due process claims.”

First Amendment Expert: ‘This Is an Important Case’

First Amendment expert Lawrence Walters, from the Walters Law Group, told XBIZ that, “this is a difficult decision on an important and developing legal issue for adult entertainment establishments. Fortunately, it is only a preliminary decision which can be appealed or challenged at trial.”

Walters opined that “the plaintiff may be able to eventually demonstrate that the state did not meet its burden of proving a substantial governmental interest justifying the broad age restriction, or that the statute was not narrowly tailored to meet any such interest.”

“This is an important case to follow as state and local governments use the issue of trafficking to infringe on more and more constitutional rights of adults,” Walters concluded.

Main Image: Judge Robert Pitman

Denial of Injunction Against Under-21 Work at Sexually Oriented Businesses

TAMPA, Fla. — Nominations have been announced for the 29th annual NightMoves Awards. While a panel of experts will determine the “Editor’s Choice” recipients in select categories, “Fan’s Choice” winners will be decided by online voting in 18 categories through September 15.

The NightMoves Awards are typically the capstone event to a weekend of activities, running this year from October 7-11, that include the “Caravan of Stars” nightclub crawl and numerous other in-person events.

The complete list of nominations follows:

Best Female Performer
Adriana Chechik
Alexis Tae
Brooklyn Chase
Emily Willis
Emma Hix
Gia Derza
Jane Wilde
Karla Kush
Karma RX
Paige Owens
Vanna Bardot
Whitney Wright

Best Male Performer
Charles Dera
Codey Steele
Isiah Maxwell
Jax Slayher
Manuel Ferrara
Markus Dupree
Michael Vegas
Mick Blue
Michael Stefano
Ramon Nomar
Rob Piper
Stirling Cooper

Best Actress
Aiden Ashley
Alina Lopez
Gabbie Carter
Gianna Dior
Kenzie Reeves
Kenzie Taylor
Lacy Lennon
London River
Maitland Ward
Naomi Swann
Natalie Knight
Vanessa Sky

Best Actor
Chad White
Derrick Pierce
Jake Adams
Nathan Bronson
Oliver Flynn
Quinton James
Ryan Mclane
Seth Gamble
Tommy Pistol
Tyler Nixon
Xander Corvus
Zac Wild

Best New Starlet
Avery Cristy
Blake Blossom
Brooklyn Gray
Ellie Eilish
Kayley Gunner
Lily Glee
Lily Larimar
Nikole Nash
Payton Preslee
Rebel Rhyder
Skylar Vox
Vanessa Vega

Best MILF Performer
Alexis Fawx
Brandi Love
Bridgette B
Britney Amber
Cherie DeVille
Dee Williams
Francesca Le
India Summer
Lauren Phillips
Lexi Luna
Rachael Cavalli
Syren De Mer

Best Girl/Girl Performer
Alex Coal
Charlotte Sins
Charlotte Stokely
Gizelle Blanco
Jayden Cole                
Jenna Sativa
Kenna James
Penny Pax                              
Scarlett Sage
Serena Blair                          
Serene Siren
Shyla Jennings

Best Trans Performer
Alexa Scout
Aspen Brooks
Aubrey Kate
Casey Kisses
Chanel Santini
Daisy Taylor
Emma Rose
Jane Marie
Khloe Kay
Korra Del Rio
Lena Moon
Natalie Mars

Best Feature Director
Axel Braun
Billy Visual
Bree Mills
Derek Dozer
Jacky St. James
James Avalon
Kayden Kross
Kay Brandt
Laurent Sky
Missa X
Ricky Greenwood
Will Ryder

Best Non-Feature Director
Andre Madness
Eddie Powell
Jonni Darkko
Jules Jordan
Manuel Ferrara
Mason
Mike Adriano
Mike Quasar
MimeFreak
Pat Myne
Paul Woodcrest
Sid Knox

Best Feature Production
A Killer on the Loose (MissaX; d. Ricky Greenwood)
Heavenly Radio (Adam & Eve; d. Will Ryder)
Influence (Tushy; d. Derek Dozer)
It’s Complicated (Bellesa Films; d. Jacky St. James)
Living Vicariously (Pure Taboo; d. Bree Mills)
Muse (Deeper; d. Kayden Kross)
Naked 2 (Digital Playground; d. Billy Visual)  
Obsessed (Sweet Sinner; d. Jacky St. James)
Survive The Night (Digital Playground; d. Billy Visual)
Unbound (Digital Playground; d. Charles Lightfoot)

Best Non-Feature Production
Big Beautiful Tits 8 (ArchAngel; d. MimeFreak)
Blacked Raw V38 (Blacked; d. Chef, Derek Dozer)
Blacked Stars 2 (Blacked; d. Derek Dozer, Laurent Sky, Julia Grandi)
Crush (Bellesa House; d. Jacky St. James, Missa X)
Polyamory 5 (Hard X; d. James Avalon)
Stacked 11 (Hard X; d. Mason)
Taken to the Edge 2 (Adam & Eve; d. Andre Madness)
The Cure (Missa X; d. Ricky Greenwood)
Threesome Fantasies 8 (Vixen; d. Laurent Sky, Julia Grandi)
True Anal Love 7 (TrueAnal; d. Mike Adriano)

Best All-Girl Release
Extreme Lesbian Anal (Lesbian X; d. Mason)
Lesbian Guilty Pleasures 11 (Pornstar Platinum; d. not listed)
Net Skirts 23.0 (Girlfriends Films; d. B. Skow)  
Student Teacher Relations (Sweetheart Video; d. Jacky St. James)  
The Art of Kissing (Sweetheart Video; d. Mike Quasar)
The Producer 2 (AllHerLuv; d. Missa X)
Tits & Ass (Girlsway; d. not listed)
Turning Twistys 5 (Twisty; d. not listed)
Women Seeking Women 177 (Girlfriends Films; d. B. Skow)
Written In The Stars (AllHerLuv; d. Ricky Greenwood)

Best Fetish/Taboo Release
Hogtied 29: The Pope’s Pride (Kink.com; d. not listed)
Hotwife Bound 5 (New Sensations; d. Eddie Powell)
It’s A Mommy Thing (Elegant Angel; d. Sid Knox)  
Kianna Dior: Busty Asian Cum Slut 7 (Evil Angel; d. Jonni Darkko)
MILF Bush (Elegant Angel; d. Pat Myne)
Mothers & Stepsons 4 (Family Sinners; d. Jacky St. James)
My First Hotwife Experience 4 (New Sensations; d. Eddie Powell)
Squirt For Days 2 (Evil Angel; d. Pat Mayne)
Step Cuties (Elegant Angel; d. Alexis Texas)
Step Siblings 4 (Family Sinners; d. Shawn Alff)

Best All Sex/Gonzo Release
Axel Braun’s Down 2 Fuck (Wicked Pictures; d. Axel Braun)
Double Penetration Fixation 2 (Evil Angel; d. Jonni Darkko)
Glamcore (Wicked Pictures; d. Axel Braun)  
Hot As Fuck 2 (Jules Jordan Video; d. Manuel Ferrara)
My Friend’s Hot Girl 35 (Naughty America; d. not listed)
Nympho Nurses & Dirty Doctors (Brazzers; d. not listed)
Perfect Tens (Dark X; d. Mason)
Performers of the Year 2020 (Elegant Angel; d. Sid Knox)
POV Mania Vol. 21 (Fallout Films; d. Miles Long)
She’s The Boss 2 (MYLF Studios; d. not listed)

Best Anal Release
Alexis Tae Anal Fantasy (Evil Angel; d. Jonni Darkko)
Anal Beauty 14 (Tushy; d. Laurent Sky, Kayden Kross, Julia Grandi)
Anal Casting 4 (Hard X; d. Mason)
Anal Exclusive (Evil Angel; d. LeWood)
Anal Size Queens (Dark X; d. Mason)
Anal Threesomes (PervCity; d. Maestro Claudio)  
Invading Uranus (Evil Angel; d. Adira Allure)
Mature Anal 3 (Tushy; d. Greg Lansky, Laurent Sky)
Tushy Raw 19 (Tushy; d. Jakoby King, KGB)
True Anal Love 7 (TrueAnal; d. Mike Adriano)

Best Trans Release
Daisy Taylor TS Superstar (Grooby; d. Buddy Wood)
Menage A Trans 6 (Devil’s Film; d. not listed)
My First TransAction (Gender X; d. Jim Powers)
Take A Ride on the Trans Train 2 (Devil’s Film; d. not listed)
Trans Active 5 (Evil Angel; d. Joey Silvera)
Trans Candy (Gender X; d. Jim Powers)
Trans Education (Gender X; d. Jim Powers)
Trans International: LA (Evil Angel; d. Ramon Nomar)  
TS Blondes (TransSensual; d. Rickey Greenwood, Dana Vespoli, Nica Noelle)
TS Fun (Evil Angel Red Label; d. Joey Silvera)

Production Company
Adam & Eve
Brazzers
Digital Playground
Evil Angel
Girlfriends Films
Jules Jordan Video
Mile High Media
MissaX
Wicked Pictures
Vixen Media Group

For additional details, and to cast a ballot, click here and follow the NightMoves Awards on Twitter.