Two of the adult industry’s biggest stars will be making appearances at a pair of Hustler Hollywood locations this week to meet and greet fans. The gorgeous Dylan Ryder will be joined by Ron Jeremy at locations in Tacoma and San Diego.
Dylan stars in two of Hustler’s most popular DVDs, This Ain't Two and a Half Men XXX and Keeping it Up for the Kard-ass-ians, while Ron has appeared in nearly every adult movie ever made.
The appearance comes as Dylan is in the fight of her life for the Miss FreeOnes crown, coming in at #2 as of Monday afternoon in the viciously competitive contest.
Her DVD, which is in partnership with Gamma Entertainment and Overboard Video and will be released under her Renegade Ryder label, is in pre-production. She is now shooting exclusively for her website and her production company.
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Saturday, April 28, 2012
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Autopsy pending for porn actor after police altercation
LOS ANGELES — A porn actor died five days after an altercation with police inside an ambulance.
The incident began as authorities responded April 8 to an attempted suicide call and found Marland Anderson, known professionally as Sledge Hammer, with an apparent knife wound.
Anderson – who was reportedly in a agitated state — was handcuffed to a gurney for transportation in an ambulance, where he tried to stand up but "moved with such force that he broke the gurney free from a floor lock and broke the handcuff," The Los Angeles Times reported.
An officer riding in the ambulance restrained and used a TASER to try to subdue the subject, but he continued to resist, Lt. Andrew Neiman said. The Taser may have made contact with the leg of another officer, who complained of being hit with prongs.
Police called for backup, and officers, now outside the ambulance, again confronted the 6-foot-1, muscular man.
"Six to eight [officers] eventually managed to control him,"Neiman said.
Anderson, who reportedly had been dealing with depression, anxiety and a mild form of schizophrenia, was conscious when he was taken to a hospital by ambulance, where he lost consciousness and died Friday, five days later.
The death is under investigation by the LAPD and autopsy is expected this week. The extent of Anderson's self-inflicted knife injuries were not reported.
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The incident began as authorities responded April 8 to an attempted suicide call and found Marland Anderson, known professionally as Sledge Hammer, with an apparent knife wound.
Anderson – who was reportedly in a agitated state — was handcuffed to a gurney for transportation in an ambulance, where he tried to stand up but "moved with such force that he broke the gurney free from a floor lock and broke the handcuff," The Los Angeles Times reported.
An officer riding in the ambulance restrained and used a TASER to try to subdue the subject, but he continued to resist, Lt. Andrew Neiman said. The Taser may have made contact with the leg of another officer, who complained of being hit with prongs.
Police called for backup, and officers, now outside the ambulance, again confronted the 6-foot-1, muscular man.
"Six to eight [officers] eventually managed to control him,"Neiman said.
Anderson, who reportedly had been dealing with depression, anxiety and a mild form of schizophrenia, was conscious when he was taken to a hospital by ambulance, where he lost consciousness and died Friday, five days later.
The death is under investigation by the LAPD and autopsy is expected this week. The extent of Anderson's self-inflicted knife injuries were not reported.
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Saturday, April 7, 2012
Law VS Adult Production
Dr. Chauntelle Anne Tibbals, Ph.D., will present her forthcoming paper "Adult Film Performers and Occupational Safety and Health" at Stanford Law School in Stanford, CA on Wednesday, April 11, 2012.
Tibbals is one of three panelists presenting work at Stanford Law School’s Safety of Sex Workers event. She will present work summarizing data and insights gleaned from twenty-four women and men currently working as adult performers in the Southern California/Los Angeles area. Her findings call attention to disconnects existing between California state law and adult production practices. The event will begin at 12:45 PM. Presentations will be followed by discussant-led Q&A and questions from the audience. Tibbals hopes to address adult industry workplace and safety issues commonly ignored by policy makers, regulators, and academics during the event.
"Current regulations do not take the inner-workings of the adult industry or the concerns of the workers they’re trying to protect into account," said Tibbals.
"Disconnects existing between adult industry producers and performers, regulators, and the wider social world are deep-seated and significant. Reliance on the concept of bloodborne pathogens protection as it is currently defined points to a lack of understanding about the mechanics of professional sex performance," she continued.
Tibbals is a sociologist, a Visiting Scholar at the University of Southern California (USC), and the driving force behind the 2012 XBIZ Award Nominated site, PVVOnline.com. "Dr. Chauntelle," as she is commonly known, has spent almost ten years researching the adult industry, working to complicate popular understanding of the adult business, its enterprise, and its socio-cultural significance "We need to work to understand the realities of adult production and performers’ concerns. Systematic analysis of the structure and operations of the adult industry in Southern and Northern California is imperative, as are comparisons between the two. This work must be done before further attempts at regulation are made."
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Tibbals is one of three panelists presenting work at Stanford Law School’s Safety of Sex Workers event. She will present work summarizing data and insights gleaned from twenty-four women and men currently working as adult performers in the Southern California/Los Angeles area. Her findings call attention to disconnects existing between California state law and adult production practices. The event will begin at 12:45 PM. Presentations will be followed by discussant-led Q&A and questions from the audience. Tibbals hopes to address adult industry workplace and safety issues commonly ignored by policy makers, regulators, and academics during the event.
"Current regulations do not take the inner-workings of the adult industry or the concerns of the workers they’re trying to protect into account," said Tibbals.
"Disconnects existing between adult industry producers and performers, regulators, and the wider social world are deep-seated and significant. Reliance on the concept of bloodborne pathogens protection as it is currently defined points to a lack of understanding about the mechanics of professional sex performance," she continued.
Tibbals is a sociologist, a Visiting Scholar at the University of Southern California (USC), and the driving force behind the 2012 XBIZ Award Nominated site, PVVOnline.com. "Dr. Chauntelle," as she is commonly known, has spent almost ten years researching the adult industry, working to complicate popular understanding of the adult business, its enterprise, and its socio-cultural significance "We need to work to understand the realities of adult production and performers’ concerns. Systematic analysis of the structure and operations of the adult industry in Southern and Northern California is imperative, as are comparisons between the two. This work must be done before further attempts at regulation are made."
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