Tony Batman Hosts the Porn Star Ball This Weekend

 

(Tampa, FL) This weekend, Saturday, March 3^rd, and Sunday, March 4^th, Tony Batman is heading to Tempe, Arizona to be the voice behind the Porn Star Ball—Batman will be emceeing the main event at the 910 Live that brings the hottest babes in porn together with some of the biggest names in the hip hop world. Porn stars will have outdoor booths to meet their fans and sell merchandise, and will also be available for feature dancing inside the club. Dylan Ryder, Nikki Delano, Katie Summers, Alia Janine, Joslyn James, Nina Mercedes and Yuri Beltran are just a few of the hotties that will be there. 

Tony Batman will also be bringing the award winning “Screaming O Stage Show and Contest” to the AZPSB for the first time ever, and he plans to find out who as the best sounding orgasm in Arizona. The Screaming O will also be sending gifts and prizes for the winners and participants. Some of the other events that Batman will be hosting over the two-day extravaganza will include astounding feats by POLEformers (the Cirque Du Soleil of pole dancing), musical performances by Kool Keith, the Beatnuts, Dirty Nasty, Riff Raff and more, and contests that include Best Chest in the West and Hottest Hiney. He will also be lending his voice to a pre party on Friday night at Bottoms Up and nightly feature dancing events.

“I going love doing this event—it will be my first appearance at the Arizona Porn Star Ball,” says Tony Batman. “We have a stellar line-up of porn stars and hip hop giants, so this could be the best Porn Star Ball yet. We’re getting tons of media coverage and tickets are going fast—if you want to be there, make sure to get your tickets…and fast!”

For more details about the 5^th Annual Porn Star Ball, check out their website http://arizonapornstarball.com/. Single and two-day passes, along with VIP tickets can be purchased at http://arizonapornstarball.eventbrite.com/.

All requests for interviews, appearances, magazine placement and media inquiries about Tony Batman and A! Entertainment should be directed to Erika Icon of The Rub PR at erika@therubpr.com.

ABOUT TONY BATMAN

Tony Batman is known for his emceeing skills and bringing fun to events. Batman hosts the World Famous Screaming O Show at every major adult convention and tons of exotic dancing venues—his show has toured around the country several times and is always in demand. His co-hosts have included Nikki Benz, Sunny Lane, Monique Alexander, Monica Mayhem, Showgirl Schevelle, Shay Lynn, Moxxie Maddron, Kayden Kross and Taya Parker. Additionally, Batman has hosted several Miss Nude World events and events at the Playboy Mansion, and has built a solid mainstream movie career. He’s also an industry veteran who is known for his extremely popular site A Entertainment, which spotlights everything that is sexy in entertainment.

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Domino Hosts Tranny Strip Friday Night

Domino Presley Hosts Tranny Strip Friday Night

(Los Angeles, CA) Domino Presley is headed to NYC to host Tranny Strip this Friday, March 2, at Evolve. Domino, along with Eva Lin and Morgan Bailey, will be hosting a red carpet event celebrating her big win at this year’s Tranny Awards. Domino recently won the coveted Shemale Yum Model of the Year award for the second year in a row. John Ed’s Tranny Strip is considered “New York’s Best Transsexual Party” and is every Friday from 10 pm to 4 am and features a Champagne Room, lap dances and tons of t-girl dancers, and is always a good time.

“I had so much fun hosting their Tranny Awards Celebration Party in Los Angeles a few weeks ago, so when they asked me to come to New York to host, of course I said yes,” says Domino Presley. “Morgan Bailey and Eva Lin will be joining me, so it will definitely be a fun night—and, it’s a great way to connect with my East Coast fans.”

Evolve is located at 221 East 58^th Street between 2^nd and 3^rd Streets in NYC. The cover is $25 for men and $15 for girls. For more details, visit http://www.trannystrip.com.

All requests for interviews, appearances, magazine placement and general inquiries about Domino Presley should be directed to Erika Icon of The Rub PR via emailerika@therubpr.com.

ABOUT DOMINO PRESLEY

T-Girl Sensation Domino Presley is known for her looks and ambition. Her realistic look is made possible by her nice, round ass and natural face, along with her recently enhanced 34DD breasts. She started out as a drag queen and began her transition at 20, and appeared on one of the most replayed episodes of the Jerry Springer Show. Although she entered Adult a year ago, and she’s taken the Adult world by storm by winning two awards at Shemale Yum Model of the Year and Best New Model at the 2011 Tranny Awards, and in 2012 she took the Shemale Yum Model of the Year statue home again. She received multiple nominations from AVN, XBIZ and the Tranny Awards in 2012, along with accolades for her website and DVD. Her high-end pay site, www.ts-dominopresley.com, launched through Grooby Productions, and is sexy and fresh with erotic glamour and hardcore action and is breaking records for new members and retention. Domino has worked with all the top t-girl studios, including Evil Angel, SheMale Club, Third World Media/Grooby Productions, Devil’s Film and Exquisite’s SheMale Strokers. She recently performed in her first mainstream Adult movie, “Orgy II: The XXX Championship”, a feature film with porn legend Katsuni, and will have more roles coming up.

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The Adult Entertainment Virtual Convention

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Step into Playboy's "mile high club" space station

Playboy's dreaming up a way to team up with Virgin Galactic for the ultimate in space tourism: a Playboy Club in Earth's orbit. The magazine consulted with scientists and futurists to dream up the wild concept that includes a zero-gravity dance club, weightless human roulette, and of course, an opportunity to join the space version of the mile-high club (which might not be as easy as it seems). You won't be able to book your tickets to this "intergalactic" entertainment

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.XXX Launches Adult Performer Program

.XXX Launches Adult Performer Program

PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL—ICM Registry, the company behind the new .xxx top-level domain, today announced details of its Adult Performer Program, which will release more than 3,500 .xxx domain names that were initially held in reserve to protect the individual name interests of performers and personalities within the adult entertainment industry.

“We recognized early on that a significant portion of the core success of the adult industry lies with its performers,” said Vaughn Liley, Sales Director for ICM Registry. “We also became aware that performers do not often have registered trademarks, nor do they retain legal representation to protect their ‘trade name.’ The Adult Performers Program was born from the desire to make a conscious effort to protect these individuals who are truly at the core of the adult entertainment community.

“We offered a similar and unprecedented protection for existing adult domain owners as a part of our Sunrise A program in September and October of last year," he continued. "We feel that these programs, along with our Rapid Evaluation Service (RES) dispute resolution policies, are a positive step toward protecting against infringement as well as a deterrent to would be cybersquatters."

The Adult Performer Program verification process is now available to 3500+ performers and personalities whose names have been reserved in anticipation of this program. These names will be released only to performers and personalities who express their interest here and complete a simple identity verification process and affidavit.

Performers and personalities with more questions about the program can contact performers@icmregistry.com.

In conjunction with Name.com, these names are already pre-paid for the first twelve months (until February 3, 2013) and performers can either maintain the domains at Name.com or, if they prefer, transfer them to the registrar of their choice in the usual way.

“At Name.com, we love creative ideas that benefit everybody involved”, said Jared Ewy, Name.com’s Community Evangelist. “ICM Registry's Adult Performer Program is a brilliant way to promote .XXX within the industry, while increasing web traffic and protecting adult performers. As a domain registrar, we'll support these domains with our world class customer support, security and 24/7 monitoring, so industry talent can rest easy that more traffic won't mean more problems—just more business with .xxx and Name.com.”

ICM Registry had the opportunity to verify Teagan Presley, the multiple AVN Award winning Adam & Eve contract star, during a recent live appearance where she became the first performer to be verified through the program and will be awarded the rights to teaganpresley.xxx.

“With the launch of the .xxx domain names, I was concerned that a squatter would grab teaganpresley.xxx  and try to extort me,” Presley said. “Luckily the guys at ICM were smart and held on to the talent URLs; they allowed me to get it with no mess. Thank you, ICM.”

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Porn industry may boogie out of L.A. over condom law

For decades, the nation's pornographic film industry found a happy, largely accepting home in Los Angeles.

Producers operated lucrative businesses in anonymous office parks in the San Fernando Valley. Available in the city were a steady supply of actors and film production talent as well as opulent mansions that often served as theatrical backdrops. By one estimate, at least 5% of on-location shoots were for adult films.

But this coexistence has been suddenly shaken by sweeping health regulations that, starting March 5, will require porn performers to wear condoms while on location.

The landmark law marks a rare attempt to regulate how films are made, threatening an industry that has been a source of millions of dollars in revenue. AIDS activists are gathering signatures for a countywide ballot measure that would extend the ban to dozens of additional communities.

The industry, however, is fighting back. Leaders say that they could take legal action against the city or move filming out of town.

It's a debate that pits the desire to protect the health of porn actors against the freedom to make films that audiences want to see.

The Los Angeles City Council acted earlier this year after a series of incidents in which adult film productions were suspended amid concerns that HIV had been transmitted among performers. Despite the health risks of having unprotected sex on movie sets, the industry has strongly opposed a condom requirement, saying that monthly testing already safeguards performers and that customers won't pay to see such films.

"It's certainly a fascinating conundrum," said Jason E. Squire, a USC professor of cinematic arts. "You want all performers, whatever they do, to be safe. That transcends content. I don't know what the proper solution is."

AIDS activists say that the fight over condoms is about protecting performers' health and opposing the promotion of unsafe sex.

"The fact that porn sends out a message that the only type of sex that's hot is unsafe ... we think that's detrimental," said Michael Weinstein, president of the Los Angeles-based AIDS Healthcare Foundation.

The Los Angeles law was the result of months of aggressive lobbying by Weinstein and other AIDS activists, who have long called on the government to step in and make the porn workplace safer. The council approved the law only after activists pressured it by gathering enough signatures to ask voters to decide the issue at the ballot box. The industry has been forced to suspend production several times amid reports that adult performers contracted HIV. One was Derrick Burts, who tested HIV-positive in 2010 and said clinic staff told him he was infected by a fellow performer.

"It's a broken system that they have in place," said Burts, who backs mandatory condoms. "What performer wouldn't want to feel more safe on a work set?"

Porn industry representatives say the law is unnecessary because they regularly test actors for HIV. They maintain that Burts was not infected on the job, and that they haven't had a confirmed work-related HIV case since 2004. When a performer turned up HIV-positive in another state in 2011, companies here voluntarily halted production until others could get tested.

Steven A. Hirsch of Vivid Entertainment said his company's performers are allowed to use condoms if they want — but most don't.

Filmmakers tried requiring condoms on their own in the late 1990s after an HIV scare, but sales began suffering.

"The viewers out there don't want to see movies with condoms," Hirsch said.

Diane Duke of the adult film lobby group Free Speech Coalition said performers should have the right to have sex as they wish. She compared the issue to boxers who fight for entertainment, even though they risk injury.

"The goal of that is to knock someone out — pound them in the head until you knock someone out," Duke said.

"This is the first step of government overreach into the way we make movies," Duke said. "It's clearly the government interfering where it really doesn't belong.… Because our industry deals with sex … we're vulnerable and easy to attack."

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