Porn is a perfect victim, because no one other than those who depend on the industry for their livelihood want to stick their necks out supporting performers’ civil rights.

“Which guys are in favor?” my question was thrown back at me through an intermediary. “The better question: Which wouldn’t be? Very few. “

Jesse Jane quells resignation rumors by re-signing, perhaps resignedly.

I turn to a colleague and say, “Her ass is like a miracle of science.”

“Yes,” he says.

Lorelei Lee has co-written “Cherry,” the first mainstream movie about the porn industry written by a porn performer.

“I’m going to have my Greek boyfriend kill that bitch,” shrieked AVN, hurling the Wicked girls at a table strewn with PussyCash pens and lanyards.

“Fleshlightning” is like “Agnes of God” meets “Bikini-clad Cum Sluts” and without Thetans.

Maybe the porn business is tanking, but at least Audrey Hollander looks good.

…the simple existence of these 43 DVDs is testament to the fact that people still pay for porn, somewhere

“You don’t need her to like you—This is porn; we’re in the business of helping people jerk off—You just have to find a way to deliver a load to her face.”

“Yeah, that’s a lot of sperm getting on me,” notes drake. “That’s why I take off the blue dress.”

Gram wonders what the plane fare might be to the type of place in which the XRCO Awards were actually “elegant”

Gram talks with long-leggedy predatrix Sabrina Deep about Fanstalker.net

“The Facts of Life” was the first porn movie I wrote and directed. Yet it wasn’t even the first porn parody of the 80′s sitcom that made Mindy Cohn a household name.

Jesse Jane, Riley Steele, Kayden Kross, and Stoya all look so good in those flight suits that they would turn Kelly McGillis into a lesbian.

“The recent proliferation of new porn awards is a sure sign the world economy is rebounding,” World Trade Organization Director-General Pascal Lamy did not say.

“It’s a fetish to buy a pretty girl something she wants,” says Kimberly Kane.

In an exclusive interview, Michael Ninn talks about getting his name—and his movies—back

What makes “Jeopardy!” worth getting into isn’t in the movie at all, but in the fascinating Behind the Scenes footage available on the DVD.

“These people are my family,” Hartley says. “And I really feel supported. I like seeing them without having to have a benefit, of course.”