For a housewife in the 1940’s or 1950’s getting everything together to make a typical everyday meal for her family was quite a daily undertaking. The bread and dessert would need to be purchased at the local bakery, the meat would need to be purchased at the local butcher shop, the vegetables would need to be purchased at the local farmers market, fruit stand, or even picked in the yard and would definitely be limited to whatever was in season at the time, and the flowers for the table would need to come from the local florist shop. It would often take a whole day for a woman to put together a nice dinner for her family, and as there were not a lot of options available for refrigeration, it would most likely have to take place all over again and in the same way on the next day.

Just as the humongous supermarkets have forever changed the way we all shop for groceries, the Internet has forever changed our ability to access and enjoy pornography and adult entertainment materials. We no longer have to skulk around secretly to little out of the way stores to find adult entertainment alternatives for our entertainment. We can now simply turn on our trusty computers in the privacy of our own homes and just enjoy whatever we like without any logistical difficulties or any judgement from anyone to contend with.

The Internet is one huge modern marketplace just waiting for us to pick out whatever we would like and get busy enjoying it.

In Pornland there is a chapter titled “Racy Sex, Sexy Racism!”. Dines writes that it is commonly seen that women of color are almost always subject to a certain genre of porn named Gonzo. According to the author, porn is subject to racializing the behavior of sexual stars in their performances. Descriptions such as “Saxxx tried to clean herself up [but] she was still a low-down dirty ghetto ho! So I rammed her.” Websites and videos commonly feature race-biased titles like, “Me Fuck You Long Time,” or “Oh No! There’s a Negro in My Mom.” Racism in the porn world tends to be caused by the fact that most of the production jobs are predominantly white.

Scholar of pornography, Mireille Miller-Young of the University of California, Santa Barbara, has noticed areas of concern in the adult entertainment industry, although tends to generally disagree with Pornland’s anti-porn philosophy.

Stereotypes in porn are commonly occurring trends that manipulate fantasies, inequality, and exploitation. Women of color however are already directors and web mistresses. Vanessa Blue, Diana DeVoe and Shine Louise Houston are succesful examples of colored women who may be considered to carry themes of feminism and anti-racism. In any case, Miller-Young points out, “If you really want to understand porn from the view of women of color you need to talk to them, not just evaluate their experiences based on the titles of the movies they appear in.”

Ethnic female directors like Mika Tan have spearheaded movements to produce quality movies that showcase women of color without stereotypical roles and images. … Racism is a symptom of the bigger problem of society and porn no more contributes to that than any other form of commercial media. While there is certainly an element of racism in some adult movies, this is by no means the barometer to judge all pornography. This would be like judging all priests based on a few child molesters or all Southern white males based on a few members of the Ku Klux Klan.

Female porn directors who are addressing ethnic movements are producing quality movies that showcase porn stars without stereotypical roles and images. Racism in porn may stem from larger sociological issues, which are perpetuated as frequently in other forms of commercial media. An abundance of elements of racism can be contributed to certain adult movies, but it cannot be eluded overall that pornography is a racist medium.

So, to return to the original question: Is pornography racist? It certainly has racist elements, just like all forms of media and pop culture, but it also depends on who you ask–and we should be asking women inside the industry as well as its critics.

Interestingly, her sudden transition into the adult world came with a cash amount, she couldn’t refuse. Let’s not beat around the bushes, money was the major motivator in order to get Tila to sign onto the deal. Recently, it’s been reported the financial crisis Tila’s incurred, and i bet this deal made the pint size pornstar a happy taker.

It seems the porn starlet began her celebrations, purchasing a new baby blue Lamborghini, and took to her twitter account to boast about her purchase. The money used to purchase the car was apparently an up front payout from the company that produced her movie.

It’s not surprising to see Tila transition into the adult movie world. Tila has been in numerous male magazines posing nude and made several home sex videos, all available online might i add. Given her past, its only makes sense to see Tila move in the porn direction and this will be her fist role in an actual porn movie. The title of the film, and the name of the production company that produced the porn have yet to be released.

]]> 0 http://www.orgasm.com/free-porn-blog/2010/03/02/grease-is-the-word/ http://www.orgasm.com/free-porn-blog/2010/03/02/grease-is-the-word/#comments Tue, 02 Mar 2010 23:22:59 +0000 glennb http://www.orgasm.com/free-porn-blog/?p=746 I know, I know, another sex video parody…I’m just as tired of reporting on them as you are of reading about them. It just begs the question “are there no more original ideas in pornodome?” But come on. A GREASE parody??? I’m pulling out my leathers and dippity-do for this shit.

In 1978 I was 11 years old and madly in love with Sandy. Anyone who didn’t feel funny inside when she emerged in those tight leather pants, cigarette clenched between her teeth, and big ol’ 70′s blonde fro was either blind or dead. Grease didn’t necessarily put John Travolta on the map…but it certainly helped his ownership of it.

So here we are in 2010 and director Axel Braun is looking for a few good porn actors…who can also sing and dance. This is the same guy who brought us “This Ain’t Happy Days XXX” and “This Ain’t Star Trek XXX” (yeah…the “This Ain’t” series) so I’m familiar with his level of respectability and attention to detail. And I’m not being facetious when I say that.

Braun says there will be 3 full weeks of rehearsals and everyone will be expected to carry their own while dancing with the “famous Hollywood choreographer.”

I gotta admit that I am a LOT less positive than he is about the abilities of porn performers. I mean no disrespect of course but singing and dancing is not an easy thing, nor something you find in great abundance or required from members of the adult film community. And they plan on having FIVE original songs and dance numbers (by the way, the two-disc release will include a CD soundtrack of all the songs).

I’ve been to more than my share of high school and local theater renditions of the Broadway smash and have always been pretty good at keeping my expectations low…for good reason.

But I don’t want to be ‘that guy.’ After all, I’m a purveyor of porn. A pusher of smut, and over-all free porn fanatic. It’s unwise to be a critic before the fact so I’m going to try not to get too caught up in hype while simultaneously watching the calendar with apprehensive anticipation for its September 2010 release. Nothing would be more fun than singing along while Danny Zuko spreads some pink (ladies).

Porn Star Karaoke is the longest-running ongoing weekly porn event in the history of the adult business, and you can join in on the fun. See yourself singing with porn “it” girl Sunny Leone? Be there on Tuesday, February 23rd and this can be your porn dream (one of them at least) come true. She’ll be hamming it up with gal pal Nicki Hunter (Female Performer of the Year by the X-Rated Critics Organization in 2006).

Sardo’s Grill & Lounge
259 North Pass Ave
Burbank, CA.

The festivities begin at 9pm and go until closing at 2am. Porn Star Karaoke is open to the public as well as to members of the adult industry. Get there early, as it fills up very quickly.

I’m very strange when it comes to my nudity and sex. Whether it’s on screen or in real life. It’s one of the reasons why I’m not a big strip club fan.

You see, to me it’s always been weird because nudity basically means sex. If someone is standing in front of me naked it’s because we’re about to have sex. If I’m looking at porn on my TV or my computer, it means sex is about to happen. Either with someone else or myself. Plain and simple.

Strip clubs have always struck me as being ridiculous because it’s obviously for entertainment purposes only, and if you find yourself breaking that “no touch” rule you’ll be in big, big trouble. Not a good idea. And we’ve all heard stories about the “Gold Room” etc., but I’m not going to go into the whole prostitution side of things. (Read: it does indeed happen, but if it does you can only consider yourself lucky and not part of the average, my friend. Unless you’re rich).

I’m just as weird about nudity in mainstream cinema. Don’t get me wrong, I love a good boobie shot as much as the next guy, but if asked what my preference is I’d go without. It makes me feel all funny inside and then I’m right back in the “strip club” mindset of wondering why I can’t touch them.

This is why softcore makes NO sense to me at all. If I’m going to watch someone fuck, then I want to WATCH someone fuck, and all that entails. Anything else is watered down to the point where it’s just plain boring. Two people holding each other and vibrating mercilessly for 10 minutes is about as exciting to watch as “The Price is Right.”

Which finally brings me to my point about G4.

The AEE was created by the porn community, for the porn community. It’s a great excuse to dress up and parade around just like the movie stars do. There’s a red carpet, limousines, expensive jewelry (or seemingly expensive jewelry), and banter with a multitude of paparazzi. It’s our favorite naked stars’ night to shine!

So really what is the point of watching the AEE on a basic cable station that, though catering to nerds and geeks alike, still won’t show the acres of boobie flesh that are unmistakably pulled out and displayed for all to see? And that’s just the boobie flesh we’re talking about. There is the propensity of seeing all kinds of things at the AVN awards that won’t make the editors cut. And porn stars are not especially known for their candidacy or sparkly clean mouths.

So take my advice. Check your local listings, starting today, to see when you’ll be able to order the AEE on Pay Per View. Or you can wait a little longer and check it out on Showtime when it’s also made available. You’ll be glad you did. Don’t suffer softcore syndrome and buy into a more Disney-fied version of the truth. It’s much more fun this way.

Tommy was apparently on his way to a shooting of HBO’s True Blood where he was chosen to play one of the werewolf bikers. Luckily for Tommy the role called for him to be dressed completely in leather; something witnesses are saying may have saved his life.

He was taken to Glendale Memorial Hospital.

Elizabeth Starr, at his bedside, says that Tommy is doing well though doctors are concerned about his arterial artery.

Tommy starred in over 125 adult titles since he began in 1994. He formally retired from porn in 2008.

The largest percentage polled reported that they watch porn a couple of times a week. When asked which type of media they use, 55% said they actually still watch porn on DVD via their computer, however, 51% reported that they also watch it online for free. Way down the list were cable television channels (20%), DVD on the computer (15%) and pay-to-download online (12%).

Most subjects (48%) said they pick what they are going to watch according to favorite content or style, while 32% said they choose it because of the performer. Further down the list of viewing criteria was purchase price (17%) and favorite production company (4%).

Not surprisingly, over 80% of respondents said they enjoyed watching porn with a partner.