Selling Crack to Kids
Oops my mistake, this isn’t porn it’s retail. This was on the shelf at Abercrombie & Fitch.
Posts Tagged ‘porn’
Porn at the Glendale Mall
Monday, October 12th, 2009Not the Valley
Thursday, August 6th, 2009
Eli Cross
So last week I had the pleasure of interviewing director Eli Cross at his home/studio/warehouse/every teenage guy’s fantasy life pad. Especially as a New Yorker used to living in the cubicles we call home, I was amazed. While we spoke in the library on the open second level a rental was shooting some porn… apparently very slowly. I didn’t see much happen except some naked girls walked around and got in make up and lights (a few lights… like 3… we’re fiddled with) Eli… or Bryn (wikipedia cites his real name so I don’t think I’m outing. I also like that wiki cites his ethnicity as “none”) had some hilarious stories and many a colorful opinion. Once we transcribe all this stuff I’ll be sharing some stuff here. Eli Cross movies are imaginative and hard core. I thought I knew what hard core meant, but then I borrowed a copy of Upload and now I think I get it. My brain melted a little. I think there is now a lobe or two missing. Or maybe I know have extra lobes I don’t know. I’m not a brain surgeon. If anyone reading this is please get in touch with me.
Some of our crew went back today to watch some more. And our writer held a light. I think that means she now can refer to herself as someone with experience as a porn PA.
@pornmusical
Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009So I’ve learned recently that a lot of porn people are on twitter. I’ve mostly learned exciting things like when people are going to the gym and what they’re having for lunch and mostly it seems that porn stars are eating better than I do. But then again they are on camera naked a lot, and I’m not. Good inspiration to eat some leafy green vegetables. Anyhoo – we’ll be following people through my own twitter @stevecosson and this new one for the project @pornmusical. And we’ll post there too – come follow us into the flesh-o-sphere.
