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Jul 20

Once Upon A Time In Porn’s Innocence

Owner of an an M.O. as quaint as the camcorder itself, Ed Powers—not his birth name—got into porn for intellectual reasons. He was a kid handing out tokens in the sex shops that were, trust me, children, voluminous in the old Times Square. It was 1984 when Powers laid eyes on Anthony Spinelli's theatrical release Reel People. ("The Reel People in this motion picture are real people. They are sexually liberated folks who have allowed the producers of this film to freely discuss with them their sexual standards, beliefs and principles... and if they feel that their dialogue and erotic energy is right, they will have a sexual encounter with a new partner for the first time, and will permit it to be filmed. Remember, the Reel People you are about to see are not actors, they are real people!")
By Donnell Alexander
Jul 26

Matthew Barney Is Not Seeking Porn Stars, Gallery Says

This morning, word went out that New York artist Matthew Barney was seeking actors for an adult film, when Artnet
By Andrew Russeth

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