Posts Tagged ‘Jenna Jameson’
Tonights Tweets
May 21st, 2010 • Celebs
Tags: Adam Lambert, Carol Zara, ijustine, Jenna Jameson, Joanna Krupa, John Cusack, Michael Lohan, Tweets, Twitter, Tyler Faith
iJustine is at Yogurtland
Joanna Krupa wants you to leave Miss America Alone
Carol Zara rented the first season of Lost
John Cusack is at the Chicago Blackhawks vs San Jose Sharks game
Jenna Jameson is tired of people forging her signature and putting it in eBay
Adam Lambert had fun on Leno
Tyler Faith is starting her cam show and she needs to pee
Michael Lohan wishes people would open their eyes
Life After Porn
May 2nd, 2010 • Babes
Tags: Bill O'Reilly, Jenna Jameson, Life After Porn, Porn, Sex
Sean Macaulay at TheDailyBeast.com wrote a wicked story a few days on “Life After Porn“, discussing how difficult it can be for actors in that industry to integrate themselves back into mainstream society, especially for the female actors.
This all comes on the heels of Jenna Jameson’s assault charge against her husband and UFC fighter Tito Ortiz.
In the age of Google, can you ever really start afresh from porn and have a normal life? A new documentary, Exxxit: Life After Porn, which hits the festival circuit later this year, explores just this topic. Director Bryce Wagoner interviewed more than 20 adult stars for the film, including industry legends like Randy West, Asia Carrera, and Amber Lynn. What he discovered was that porn is a fantasy world of quick money whose real price only becomes apparent when you try to return to normality.“We found the men stayed in the business as long as they could and were mostly OK with it,” says Wagoner, an amiable Southerner and former teenage bodybuilding champion. “The women who only did it for four to five years were the most jaded and had the toughest lives afterward. Every woman we spoke to—apart from Amber Lynn, who’s still going strong—had to reboot their lives at 30 and start over in some small town.” Such efforts were made all the more difficult by poverty. “For one reason or another,” says Wagoner, “they didn’t save any money, or if they did save some money, they’d lost it through some guy.”
