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Evan Seinfeld: Tera Patrick Did Not Like Sex, Hates the Adult Industry

Not liking sex didn’t stop Jenna Jameson from becoming famous….

from www.contactmusic.com -Adult film star EVAN SEINFELD has hit out at his ex-wife TERA PATRICK’s allegations their relationship ended when he chose his porn career over her, insisting their marriage faced problems after she refused to have sex with him.

The busty brunette, who wed Seinfeld in 2004, claims they split in September (09) when the Oz actor wouldn’t sacrifice his adult filmmaking to save their romance.

But Seinfeld claims Patrick is just trying to garner press attention by speaking out about their failed marriage, which he maintains fell apart because they lacked intimacy.

He tells the New York Post’s gossip column PageSix, “I’m very grateful to have worked with her, but I’m disappointed in the way she’s handling things. It was a very amicable split, so this feels like a cheap shot.

“While it was great that we were the ‘First Couple’ of porn, the fact is Tera hates the industry. She’s not a sexual person. We barely had sex in our own marriage. She’s desperate to break into the mainstream, and just wants to generate press. I didn’t choose porn over her. Our marriage had a lot of holes in it, despite what she claims. I chose freedom.”

Patrick has not made a porn film since 2006.

New York (ANI): In what seems to be a war of words, porn star Tera Patrick’s ex-husband, Evan Seinfeld, has said that they barely had sex in their marriage. The comments came in line with Terra’s claims that he chose continuing to do porn over his marriage to her. Seinfeld, who starred in HBO’s Oz and who produces events for Hell’’s Kitchen strip club HeadQuarters, said that he is disappointed at how Patrick is dealing with their split.

“I’m very grateful to have worked with her, but I’m disappointed in the way she’’s handling things. It was a very amicable split, so this feels like a cheap shot,” the New York Post quoted Seinfeld as saying.
“While it was great that we were the First Couple of porn, the fact is Tera hates the industry. She’s not a sexual person. We barely had sex in our own marriage. She’s desperate to break into the mainstream, and just wants to generate press,” he added. He continued, “I didn’t choose porn over her. Our marriage had a lot of holes in it, despite what she claims. I chose freedom.” Seinfeld’s personal Web site, RockStarPornStar.com, launches next week.

from www.sfbg.com – To state that hardcore porn nymphet Sasha Grey has mainstream appeal is like arguing a truism. Thrust onto billboards and magazine covers, written into highly publicized Hollywood movies, integrated into our cultural vernacular, Sasha Grey didn’t just cross over into mainstream territory; we brought her here.

It’s easy to see why, among the many female performers in adult entertainment, Sasha Gray has become the unwitting locus of the public’s gaze and speculation. Next to those flaxen, suprafemale Barbies who dominated porn in the 90s, Grey’s handsome brunette naturalism seems somehow transgressive. Grey’s bosoms are not big enough to generate their own gravity, and her smooth, skin-colored skin and svelte muscularity are the products of youth and genetics rather than of dubious cosmetic procedure.

With her placid, heavy-lidded eyes, broad forehead, and insistent jawline, Grey’s face looks real rather than representational. She looks like the pretty 21-year-old that she is — with an age appropriate penchant for darkening her already dark Mediterranean eyebrows — and it’s this sense of the familiar that makes Grey, a real girl among a valley of dolls, so erotically appealing.

The media has the tendency to describe Grey in extreme binaries: young yet wise, beautiful yet intelligent, intellectual yet a porn star, and so on. In a sense, this tendency is understandable. Most writers, yours humbly included, are not citizens of the adult entertainment world. It’s tempting for writers to use obtuse paradoxes and reductive generalizations when describing those who seem, by virtue of their work, so fascinatingly equivocal.

And Grey doesn’t make our jobs any easier, with her casual mentions of Baudrillard and Sartre, her appreciation of Godard, and her use of the adjective “Jungian,” while cheerfully inhabiting an industry that we take for granted as being intellectually unconcerned. As fellow twenty-something with an affection for cultural theory and French New Wave, I relate to some of her interests, but beyond that, my interpretive abilities hit a wall and all that’s left is conjecture. Grey is a descriptive paradox, and it would not surprise me if she preferred it that way.

Grey was recently announced as this year’s keynote speaker at the 2010 AVN Awards and I had the opportunity to interview her. Not wanting to add to the guesswork that surrounds Grey’s celebrity or to embark on a vague meditation of the porn-star psyche, I limited the questions to her involvement with the AVN ceremony. The result was simple, straightforward and, at least for me, refreshing.

SFBG: As such a young performer — and one relatively new to the adult entertainment industry — are you comfortable with the responsibility of giving the AVN keynote address?

SG: This has been an incredibly exciting year for me, and I feel each year I continue to excel… but the industry has changed rapidly, in my almost fourth year of experience. I am proud that I have the chance to share my voice with the industry and show appreciation for the fans that support my career and adult film-making.

SFBG: At the moment, what are some of the most important issues or concerns for the adult entertainment community?

SG: First and foremost the never-ending battle of obscenity laws, i.e. the ongoing case against Evil Angel Video. If Evil Angel is found guilty, we’ll be rolling backwards in time when Naked Lunch was banned for obscenity. Secondly, the state of AIM Healthcare, where all performers are tested, could be shut down any day due to grueling legal battles with Cal OSHA, which would temporarily shut the business down until there’s a replacement testing facility… and who knows how long that could take.

SFBG: You’ve performed in so many films and been in the spotlight for so long that it feels strange for me to ask, but are you nervous about giving this speech?

SG: Nope.

SFBG: This will be your third year attending the AVN Awards. Do you enjoy the ceremony?

SG: The awards show has always been a fun way to end a long week of press and meeting fans, and there’s certainly the neverending people watching which always entertains!

SFBG: Just out of curiosity, have you read “Big Red Son” by the late David Foster Wallace? He attended the AVNs 11 years ago and wrote about his overwhelmingly negative experiences as a journalist and onlooker. He prescribed the AVNs as a humble alternative to self-castration and described the adult industry as “predictably vulgar.”

SG: No I haven’t. Why do you think they don’t hold most awards shows in Vegas? People would be letting their inhibitions go! Vegas: a great example of the Jungian idea, the duality of man. People put on a mask; those who don’t ordinarily drink too much yet end up wasted, spend too much money on strippers and gambling, etc, this goes for 90% of people who visit the city of sin. People from the adult industry or those who mingle with its crowds are aware that Vegas calls for celebration, and they are usually comfortable letting their inhibitions go, or wearing these masks. I am sure this might intimidate an onlooker with no knowledge of the adult entertainment community, but this doesn’t reflect the day-to-day life of the businessmen and women that run this industry.

SFBG: What did it feel like to win your first AVN award in 2007, less than a year after having entered the industry?

SG: It was a real shock, I had only been in the business for five months before the nominations went out, so I was just happy to be nominated.

SFBG: You’ve won 4 AVN awards in 4 separate categories. Of these awards, which one meant the most to you?

SG: Female Performer of The Year of course!

SFBG: In your own career, are awards a huge honor for you, or just icing on the cake?

SG: I used to think they were something to add to your resume, until I actually won. The anticipation, being unsure, and then winning… yeah it’s incredibly gratifying.

Los Angeles, CA – Adult super star Sasha Grey once again reigns in multiple nominations for 2010 AVN awards, 12 being her lucky number this year. The winners will be announced at the 2010 AVN Awards Show held at The Palms Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada the second weekend of January.

· Best Actress: Throat: A Cautionary Tale (Vivid Entertainment Group)

· The Jenna Jameson Crossover Star of the Year

· Best New Web Starlet

· Best All-Girl Group Sex Scene: Sun Goddess: Malibu (skinworXXX/Adam & Eve) Teagan Presley, Bree Olson, Sasha Grey & Gianna Lynn

· Best All-Girl Couples Sex Scene: Bree & Sasha (Adam & Eve Pictures) Bree Olson & Sasha Grey

· Most Outrageous Sex Scene: Live in My Secrets (Vivid Alt) Kimberly Kane & Sasha Grey, A Bloody Mess

· Best Solo Sex Scene: Sun Goddess: Malibu (skinworXXX/Adam & Eve)

· Best Oral Sex Scene: Throat: A Cautionary Tale (Vivid Entertainment Group)

· Best Couples Sex Scene: Throat: A Cautionary Tale (Vivid Entertainment Group) Sasha Grey & Evan Stone

· Best Anal Sex Scene : Anal Cavity Search 6, Erik Everhard/Jules Jordan; Sasha Grey & Erik Everhard

· Best New Video Production Company – Grey Art

· Best Vignette Release: The Birthday Party

Sasha Grey is delighted with the nominations. “Not only will I be AVN’s keynote speaker this year at AEE, to top it off I earned 12 nominations! I can’t wait to talk business and celebrate with everyone, thanks AVN! ”

Since shooting her first scene just three years ago, Sasha Grey has become an industry star. The Sacramento native has received tremendous recognition in her short time making adult films, including top honors as Penthouse Pet of the Month for July 2007 in addition to receiving AVN, XRCO, RRFF and AdultCon awards. She is also featured as part of the art work for The Smashing Pumpkins 2007 album Zeitgeist, and appears in the band’s 2008 video “Superchrist.” Sasha Grey stars in the movie Broken, directed by Jane’s Addiction’s Dave Navarro and had a leading role garnering huge mainstream accolades in Steven Soderbergh’s film “The Girlfriend Experience.”

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