Opinion/Editorial
I watched the re-airing of Nikki Jayne being interviewed on ‘The Insider’ last night. So I stayed watching ‘Entertainment Tonight’ which follows right after. And they had both Sasha and Katie featured. The piece was about the newest porn cross-overs and if they could win Oscars one day. Sasha talked about her new Steven Soderbergh “The Girlfriend Experience” while Katie talked about trying to find more mainstream work after being in the new “Zack and Miri Make a Porno”. It wasn’t that long. It ended with the host saying the most successful porn cross-over is Traci Lords.
Now my problem is why wasn’t this promoted by either Sasha, Katie, or their handlers? This happens all the time with either the news of a television appearance happening hours before it airs, the day after, or not at all. If the performers aren’t told by the shows of the exact day their story will air, then at least put out there that you were interviewed so your fans can keep an eye out for it. And I find it really hard to believe that you or your handlers can’t contact the shows every day/week to find out when exactly your episode will air. Why be a public figure in the entertainment industry if you’re not going to promote your projects and appearances? They won’t invite you back if they don’t get higher ratings or feedback from your fans.
Check out the weekend editions of these shows because they show the week’s highlights. I know ET does one but I’m not sure about Insider.



N/A
November 20, 2008
The Adult Film Industry is the 1st Film Industry.
The Film Industry is the 2nd Film Industry, i.e. Non Adult Film Industry.
Porn= Rock and Roll.
Non-Porn= Pop Music.
Jenna Jameson before 2008 AVN Awards Show = Rock and Roll.
Jenna Jameson after 2008 AVN Awards Show = Pop Music, i.e. zip, nada, zilch, 0, zero.
frog
November 20, 2008
Now you sound like me, complaining about stuff no one else cares about, and that the people involved don’t even think it’s worth the trouble.
Harvey Dent
November 20, 2008
“Porn= Rock and Roll.
Non-Porn= Pop Music.”
No.
There is no creativity in porn.
There is lots of creativity in mainstream.
There is lots of creativity in rockarroll.
There is less creativity in pop music.
Do not confuse marginalized with creative.
If all porn disappears tomorrow, the world will still be the same.
beema
November 24, 2008
Speculation and denunciation around the Sasha Grey movie can be seen here, http://beema.wordpress.com/2008/11/24/news-24nov08/.