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Michael Davis Vs. Rob Spallone Michael Davis emails Rob Friday night:
Friday night, Rob left these me these messages:
Penthouse Redesigned The March issue of Penthouse features the launch of its redesign. The magazine is slicker and of better quality. The whole thing is slick. The photos are toned down. There are no insertion shots. No hardcore. No ejaculation or urination. No fingers or toys digging inside a girl. Overall, it's a more wholesome and family-friendly mag. Adult Industry Medicine Vs. Rob Spallone Mike Davis received these unsigned emails from AIM regarding his feud with Spallone:
I chat with 2005 Penthouse Pet of the Year runner-up Natalia Cruz, 23, Friday morning (2/4/05) as she drives to the airport. Luke: "When you were a little girl, what did you want to be when you grew up?" Natalia: "A paleontologist. I was fascinated with rocks. I found rocks with prehistoric shells in them in my front yard [in Vancouver] all the time." Luke: "Why didn't you?" Natalia: "As I got older, I went to a theater high school. I was a member of a theater company. When I was 14, I started modeling. I was doing runway modeling. I didn't mind walking around naked in front of 2000 people. It was popular at the time to have models naked on the catwalk bodypainted. I did a lot of for charity, for AIDS, for Nepal. "When my mom found out, she said, you should get paid for it. I don't think she meant Penthouse." Luke: "Were you always cute?" Natalia: "No. I was definitely an ugly duckling in high school. I was awkward and skinny and my nose was too big for my face. "I moved to Arizona when I was 18." Luke: "How was your experience of the Howard Stern show?" Natalia: "Howard was a gentleman, surprisingly enough. It was a little bit personal because my publicist talked about stuff to him that I didn't want to talk about." Luke: "You mean the rape things?" Natalia: "Yeah. I didn't want to talk about that on Howard. Other than that, it was fine." Luke: "Is it true that you only want to sleep with black guys?" Natalia: "It's not that I want to. It's that I psychologically can't sleep with white [or pale] men. I can't have a sexual relationship with someone with pale skin because of that stuff." Luke: "What were the ramifications of you spilling all this on the Howard Stern show?" Natalia: "My publicist went and told him all this stuff. He asked me about it and I clarified." Luke: "So what do you love and what do you not love about being a nude model?" Natalia: "I love it because it's reclaiming my sexuality and making it mine again. Sometimes I hate it because I'd much rather be doing mainstream stuff. It's a pain in the ass when you are a known entity in the adult world. A lot of people will resent you for that." Luke: "Do you want to get married and have kids one day?" Natalia: "Yes. I've been married, but I want to marry again." Luke: "When did you first get tattoos?" Natalia: "When I was 14." Luke: "Why?" Natalia: "Because I've always been a little rebel kid needing to do own thing all the time. When I was 17, I started the big one on my back. My dragon. It's been ongoing for five years now." Luke: "If you weren't a nude model, what would you do for a living?" Natalia: "If mainstream modeling doesn't work out, I plan on going back to school to become a doctor of naturopathic medicine. That would take eight years." Luke: "Were you a good student in high school?" Natalia: "I have a photographic memory. If I read something a couple of times, I've got it memorized. I never went to class or did my homework but I aced all the tests." Luke: "What kind of kids did you hang out with in high school?" Natalia: "Half were punk rock kids on drugs and the other half were hippies on drugs." Luke: "How would your close friends describe you?" Natalia: "A little bit strange but upbeat. Peculiar but happy." Luke: "What's peculiar about you aside from being a nude model?" Natalia: "A lot of my ideas on religion and philosophy." Luke: "What are your most controversial ideas on religion?" Natalia: "I am interested in all faith traditions. My spiritual path is reverent to the earth. It fits in with my yoga practice. I do personal healings." Luke: "That doesn't seem terribly strange." Natalia: "When you get into it... I study a lot of stuff about Zen Buddhism and Tantra. It's really different from a lot of people's views. I grew up in a Christian household. Lutheran." Luke: "By what age did you rebel against that?" Natalia: "Fourteen." Luke: "A lot of things happened then. It sounds like the most important year of your life." Natalia: "I guess so. I lived in Winnipeg when I was 13. That was difficult to leave all my friends. At 14, I came back to Vancouver. Everything had changed. All my views on life. My parents stuck me in this Mennonite school for a year. I hated it. I became a bad-ass. It is against the Mennonite religion to drink alcohol or to dance." Luke: "How do you determine what is right and wrong?" Natalia: "If it doesn't hurt anyone, then I'd say that it is ok." Luke: "Who are your favorite philosophers?" Natalia: "My favorite philosophers?" Luke: "You said your friends thought you were strange because of your religious and philosophical views." Natalia: "I wouldn't say philosophers in general. I've done a lot of study of religious philosophy -- Hinduism, the Bhai faith and paganism in general." Luke: "Do you think you might become Hindu or Bhai or commit to one path?" Natalia: "One day. I like to study all religions -- the Bible, parts of the Torah, some of the Koran and Buddhist scriptures and try to understand as much of it as possible." Luke: "Have you been to synagogues, mosques and temples?" Natalia: "I've never been to a synagogue or mosque. Mostly I confine myself to reading the scriptures. My path is solitary. There is nobody I know who is seeking like I am to discuss all of it with." Luke: "Why don't you seek out a mentor?" Natalia: "That's one thing I should be doing but my schedule's so busy. I'd like to seek out a guru. But as I travel two-to-three weeks out of the month, when I'm home, I'm too tired." Luke: "What are you doing?" Natalia: "I'm doing promotions. I'm on shoots. I'm on my way to Jacksonville right now to host a [Super Bowl] party with Lloyd Bates." Luke: "Will you do boy-girl sex scenes?" Natalia: "Oh no. I'd like to move more into mainstream, so I definitely would not like to work with men." Luke: "How does your boyfriend feel about you being a nude model?" Natalia: "He doesn't mind as long as I don't work with men." Luke: "What was it like to start showing up in magazines?" Natalia: "It's funny because I always get the cover. I've had 15-20 covers. I'm sort of proud of that." Luke: "You mentioned that most of your friends in high school were using drugs. So what is your use of drugs today?" Natalia: "I experimented a lot when I was a kid. I never got addicted to anything, so it didn't affect me when I left high school and didn't do them anymore." Luke: "How have your parents reacted to your nude modeling?" Natalia: "My mom cried. My father was cool with it. I'm sure they'd both like to see me doing something else." Geed writes: "natalia like a lot of other porn sluts has done boy/girl porn on karadavis.com with a white guy and another with another white guy . I particullaly like your site but please take off the kids gloves with these girls if you take of your clothes thinking that it may lead to fame more often than not you end up in porn in one form or fashion.on both occassions she didn't seem truamatized or maybe it slippedher mind." Natalia Cruz's Rape Stories Penthouse Pet of the Year runner-up tells them on Stern reports Gene Ross:
An Interview With Ken From Mike Hott Video Duke: "When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?" Ken: "I wanted to be a rock star." Duke: "What happened to that dream?" Ken: "I came down to LA and realized the realities of the music business. I thought the next best thing to goof off in life and get paid for it was to get into porn." Duke: "How did you get into porn?" Ken: "My sister was dating an editor for Mike Hott Video. I asked him if I could come down one day and check out a set. I was always a fan. My life wasn't going anywhere at the time. I had a lot of time on my hands. He said, yeah, yeah, yeah, whenever. I never thought it would happen. "A couple of days later, he called me up and asked if I knew how to use a camera. The second cameraman on a shoot couldn't make it. Can I be down there in 20-minutes? I said sure, man. "This was 1996. My first day on the job was nuts. It was everything I thought a porn shoot would be -- chaotic, tons of people on set. We were shooting a gangbang. There were 15 naked guys and two girls. I didn't know what I was doing. I went with instinct. They told me, you've just got to point at something and keep it on the shot for a little bit. Try not to move. "I guess I did all right that first day because they hired me fulltime." Duke: "What did you come to love and hate about your job?" Ken: "I loved that it was always about the girls. They had great attitudes back then. They were gungho. They were doing it for thrills. If you sprung something on them from out of the blue, or if you wanted to make stuff up as you went along, they were gungho with it and had open minds. It wasn't a process like it is now where if you decide to do anything different from the program it is a constant negotiation. Their agents have a lot to do now with how they think and where they go and what happens there. It's about not getting ripped off and not getting taken advantage of. The girls are defensive now. Whenever you decide to do something different, it's a constant struggle. It's pulling teeth. They think that you're getting too much. Why are you taking too many pictures? Back then, there was none of that. "The girls never flaked. I was shooting out in Duarte (in the San Gabriel Valley, where the 405 meets the 5) and girls would come out just for auditions. They would always be up for anything. That's what I love. I still love this business but it is more of a business now. Back then it was more fun. "You're always going to have girls who want to be there and girls who don't want to be there. "At Mike Hott Video (yes, there is an actual Mike Hott), we were paying them on a day rate (say, $1000), which you can't do these days. We'd be able to do whatever we want. We'd say, well, we've got you for the day. We really don't know what we're doing but it is probably going to be a lot. We'd make it up as we went along. The girls just wanted to do their best. Nowadays, you can't even pull s--- like that. "If the girls was really good looking, we'd shoot her for two days and do two different kinds of gangbangs, five boy-girl scenes, a hand job scene, a blow job scene. And no one ever complained." Why can't girls be more reasonable about these things today? The work ethic of the new generation has gone down the toilet. Porn girls are just not as easy to abuse as they used to be. Duke: "Perhaps you guys are single-handedly responsible for this change in attitude?" Ken: "Exactly. We educated them out of day-rates. The girls are a lot smarter." Duke: "More difficult to take advantage of." Ken: "Yeah." A whistful tone creeps into his voice. "They weren't taken advantage of. It was just an economical way of shooting stuff. "Mike Hott, the owner, would come up with ideas on the spot. The girls now have to have an outline of what they're doing before every shoot. "I was on a shoot a few weeks ago. We were just taking stills of this girl. And she just needed to do a toy for four or five shots and she completely freaked out. 'Nobody told me.' It was a little dildo. I couldn't believe that kind of attitude. "I'm now a co-owner of Mike Hott Video but we don't do much production these days. I freelance. I work for Pure Play. I shoot for Cousin Stevie." Duke: "Do you think you were taking advantage of the girls when you would pay them by the day?" Ken: "No, because I didn't know any better. Mike Hott set everything up. When I came into the industry, I had no idea what was the right thing to do or the wrong thing to do. Then it didn't seem like the wrong thing to do because these girls, their attitude was spectactular. A lot of it happened to do with that we auditioned them beforehand. They'd come out a day early so we could talk to them. We'd ask them the sickest questions. If they were gungho for it, we knew that we had our girl. "Mike had high standards, not in looks, but in how far a girl was willing to go." Duke: "Do you enjoy your work as much as eight years ago?" Ken: "No. My world was more of a party atmosphere back then. "Mike was a pioneer. He helped originate the gonzo style before every unemployed gas station attendant had a camera and a girlfriend. "Back then we were doing stuff that nobody was doing. The cream pies. Mike had this great idea of instead of doing one cream pie, doing a gangbang cream pie. Then we'll get a girl to come in and eat it out. He was going on and on." Ken describes other innovations that make me too queasy to list. "He would just come up with this stuff right off the bat back in 1995." Mike Hott was truly a man ahead of his time, sort of like Gallileo. Duke: "Did any of it make you nauseated?" Ken: "No. You got jaded quick." Duke: "Did you get blowjobs on camera?" Ken: "Oh sure." Duke: "Where is Mike Hott today?" Ken: "It's another porn cliche. We had problems with distribution and money owed us. We license stuff over the Internet. "Mike Hott didn't go to awards show or functions and he absolutely didn't [cater to] XXX film reviewers. He was paranoid. He only trusted one distributor who ended up f------ us in the long run. They are out of business now. Major Distribution out of New York. "I don't think any of us realized how much the business would expand. Mike was happy with a low profile. He wasn't big on socializing and ingratiating himself with people. He didn't think that advertising was necessary. And now that is all it is because everybody is shooting the same stuff. Now it is whoever has the better advertising wins the game. "Mike Hott was the first one to shoot many of these girls who are really big today. Did you ever hear of our C--- of the Month series?" Duke: "Yeah, it was a great honor." Ken laughs. "It was the pinnacle of success for a lot of these girls. Stephanie Swift. Sunset Thomas. She was our Marilyn Monroe C--- of the Month. She came to our day barefoot and pregnant. Cheyenne Silver. Tina Tyler. Rebecca Lord. These were training grounds for up-and-coming porn sluts. "Mike Hott Video muddied the waters for porn. We set the standard but everyone else took from us and became more famous. "Mike Hott was responsible for the separation of niche themes to all of the videos. You always knew what you were going to get. For example, if you like girls who swallow you would rent "Girls Who Swallow..." If someone liked creampies they would probably be interested in the series "Cum In My C---" and so forth. "Another example of how great the girls attitudes were back then. During an interview with Nancy Vee we asked her to drink multiple loads of --- out of a coctail glass. All she cared about was if there would be one of those little bamboo umbrellas in there.That was pretty hilarious. We have over 200 of Mike Hott Video titles on AEBN .net with another 400 going up in the upcoming months." Duke: "What are your ambitions?" Ken: "I have none. To start producing stuff for Mike Hott Video again. We have a lot of our legal problems behind us now." Duke: "Have you dated any of the girls in the business?" Ken: "Just a few. I learned my lessons from that." Duke: "What lessons did you learn?" Ken: "Valentine's Day when you are sitting around with candy and flowers for her and she's getting gangbanged. It's not a good feeling. It would irk me that I would be stood up by a girl who was swallowing loads in another part of town. It would come in waves. Sometimes it would get to me. I am mainly interested in civilian girls." Duke: "How many porn stars did you date? Who?" Ken: "Three or four. Kate Frost." Duke: "What do you tell strangers about what you do for a living?" Ken: "At first I thought it was something to hide, but I got tired of that. This business is mostly mainstream already. You say that you produce erotic material. It goes by people much easier than it did before. Nobody really cares anymore, or people say, wow, that's really interesting. My friends think it's great. "My parents wanted something else, but if it was between this and my trying to make it as a musician, they were down, in a bad way, on that. This is to them the lesser of two evils. My mom was a musician (pianist) and she will tell you how hard it was. "I am a drummer. I still play." Duke: "How do civilian girls react to what you do?" Ken: "They don't. The second I tell a civilian girl what I do, they are interested at first. But no matter how you tell or whatever aspect you tell them you are in this business, whether you are directing or producing or just photographing, they always think, this isn't really the guy I want to be dating. "It's a double-edged sword. You go through so much trauma and heart ache with a girl who's in the business and then you go outside and the girl is never going to accept that you are in the business in any capacity. "When I first got in the business, I had a girlfriend. She increasingly became more paranoid and delusional and thought I was banging chicks every time I went off to work." Duke: "Were you cheating on her?" Ken: "Not at first. Not until she became psychotic and accused me, then I said, I know this relationship is going to be ending soon. Once you plant that seed in your head, it's hard to remove it." Duke: "This is a big problem. This is isolating and sad." Ken: "Yeah, but it could be worse. I just don't tell civilian girls what I do for a long time. I'm sure there are women out there who will be accepting. I just haven't met them yet. "It's not something to leave the business for." Duke: "If you met the right woman, would you leave the industry if she asked you to?" Ken: "I'd probably tell her I was going to, and then just stall. She'd have to be some kick-ass chick." Duke: "You seem passive about your life." Ken: "I just go with the flow. I've always thought life was about having a good time. I choose not to sit around and dwell on what's coming up next. What have I done? What have I accomplished? What have I not accomplished? Though I do do that. But it seems futile. Instead I see wherever life takes me." Rob Spallone Vs. Mike Davis These guys used to be business partners and friends. Rob lived with Mike for a couple of months. Now they're enemies. Rob emails Mike Thursday afternoon: "YOU ARE A JOCK BUT I LOVE IT KEEP IT UP YOU HAVE EVERY BODY LOL OK RAT PROVE WAT YOU SAY LUCK IS DOING HIS JOB A I LOVE IT BUT MIKE NO ONE HAS SAID ONE THING THAT YOU SAID IS TRUE BUT PLEASE DONT STOP YOU R A JOKE" Mike emails Luke:
Mike Davis leaves this message for me Thursday night: "I wanted to give you some insight on how this blew up again. Rob contacted me on email January 1: 'Hey bro, how are you doing?' I replied, don't contact me unless you the money to pay back what you stole from the company. "Eversince then, he's been calling me a rat and this and that. It finally got to me. I didn't want to be silenced anymore. I wanted to discuss what this guy is all about. The guy lived with me for a couple of months and I got exposed to some behavior that he did. I will swear on my life that everything I said is true." Tyler Faith's Boyfriend FlyontheWall writes: "Tyler Faith and Wankus shot a JKP scene today.I think she just blew him but she was calling him "her boyfriend" on the set." JKP Responds Scott Hoover, publicity man for Jill Kelly Productions, writes:
Parasite writes: "JKP's a woman owned company? Not unless Bob Friedland got some bolt-ons and had his cock and balls cut off." I thought JKP was a publicly-owned company? I get calls and emails that "everyone loves to trash JKP" because: * JKP is widely thought to be a fraud.
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