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Posted By Emily Parker

Hello my name is Emily Parker, I am new to the industry and would love to shoot more scenes! I am 23 years old, 5′9, 135 lbs, brown hair and hazel eyes. I am available to shoot b/g, b/j, g/g, b/g/g, group, fetish, solo, soft core, and solo with toys. I do not do gang bangs, DP, or IR. I have attached some photos that were taken a week ago.

……….Devon called the studio to let us know that she would be working in New York for a few days and invited me to visit her at her hotel room for a photo shoot once she checked in. She was busy working the phone, upon my arrival. To see the entire sitting and more Erotica from the Tony Ward archives, log on to: tonyward.com

…….. Lexi Love arrived on set in Los Angeles about two hours early to have her hair and make up done by Lee Garland, the famous Hollywood makeup artist to the stars of the adult film industry. Small, petite and very unassuming when you meet her, Lexi is the epitome of professionalism when she arrives to perform her scene. Born in 1980, of Sicilian and German descent, she started acting in erotic films in September of 2004 at the age of 23. Lexi has lived for many years in San Francisco where she studied chemical engineering before entering the adult entertainment business.

Her unassuming nature was quickly transformed in to the sexual diva that made her famous when our conversation turned to the script for the twenty minute clip we were to create that day. Lexi appeared in scene three of the film the studio produced and directed titled; Nylon Nymphomania, for the Private Media Group, based in Barcelona, Spain.
Lexi currently owns and operates her own adult entertainment company, Lexi Love Entertainment and is trade marked by the United States government…….

…..The studio gets a lot of inquiries from aspiring models. Recently a call came in from Prinzzess Sahara, the twenty two year old native Floridian beauty who is making waves in adult modeling and the adult entertainment night life. She left a message with an assistant that she would be soon traveling to Los Angeles for photo shoots and was wondering if we could arrange to photograph her while she was in Hollywood. She didn’t realize that although we produce shoots in LA from time to time, we are an East Coast based operation. Philadelphia is ground zero.

We called her back and explained that we had no immediate plans to travel West and suggested that if she were on tour on the East Coast, we could easily accommodate her request. Coincidentally, she was scheduled to perform at the nationally renowned, Al’s Diamond Cabaret in Reading, Pennsylvania for three consecutive nights upon her return from Los Angeles. The studio went in to full production mode and arranged to photograph the young Prinzzess at her hotel room in between acts…….

…..Guest Blogger Diana Desiderio, in her own words, provides us with a glimpse in to the sporting world of women who wrestle…….

“It’s very hard to believe that it has been almost five years since I hit the ring. Growing up in Philadelphia presented a fairly tough upbringing. So why not take the beating with the guts and the glory? In my early 20’s, I was offered an opportunity to train with a lot of well known names on the Indy circuit. Being a native of South Philly, a lot of the greats that you see today came out of Water and Ritner Streets, where the old ECW venue still remains. Without thinking twice, I fell into training three times a week and doing shows every week for next to peanuts all for the love of the labor involved in the sport.

When your involved in what is traditionally considered a “mans sport”, you got to take it like a man. Eventually, I worked for a pay-per-view women’s federation, a completely different world opened up to me there, more glitz and glamour. As my ring savy progressed, I was getting noticed more and more, even on the streets, it was a good feeling. So I contacted a friend of mine who is the producer for the Howard Stern Show. At that time, I was part of the infamous tag team called “Hells Belles”, including the illustrious Annie Social. We were on a roll.

We both worked very hard to try and make in an industry that is very hard for women to be taken seriously, for the skills we possess in the ring.

Unfortunately, during a match, I was badly injured and was forced to resign from my love of taking hard hits. It has been my honor and privilege to have fought with the best of them. It’s even greater to have stories to tell the grand kids.”