Pornstar.com, Mallcom.com Announce Final Sponsors for Pornstarville 2008
GLEN COVE, N.Y. – The biggest after party to the AVN Awards is
only a few days away and the final list of sponsors for this most
spectacular event has been posted:
XBIZ, StockRoom.com, Anabolic, Pure Play, Shanes World, Jules Jordan,
Club Jenna, Elegant Angel, Hush Hush Entertainment, KBeechContent.com,
Red Light District, Pink Visual, Smash pictures, Amateur District,
Northstar, Platinum X, Dream Girls, Candy Shop, Yappo, Silver Sinema,
Doghouse Digital, Pleasure Productions, Evolution Distribution, WCP,
Swank Digital, Score, Seymore Butts, Cruel media, A Entertainment,
Wildlife Productions, Spice XXX, Sineplex, Pacific Coast, Intense
Industries, Giggles, Anarchy, Darkside Entertainment, Gothic, A List
Talent, Exquisite, Floating World, Bronze Dot, Cinema Play, Black
Market, Chris Streams Productions, AWD, Blackzilla, Acid Rain, Private
X, Matt Zane Productions, Voodoo House, Manaconda, B7 Productions, HARD, Bone Digital, Risque Entertainment, Juicy Entertainment, Homegrown Video, New Sensations, Combat Zone, Devils Film, Naughty America, Global Direct, Alternative Modeling, Metro Talent Management, Tom Byron Pictures, Double XXXposure, and Foxxx Modeling.
“Aside from the biggest Porn Star names, expect to see all Celebrity
types.” says Jerry Aharony, CEO of Mallcom.com. “Don't be surprised if
you rubbed elbows with celebrities like Gene Simmons, Dave Navarro, Rap Star Ray J., and many other recognizable faces... all partying under one roof till the morning hours.”
There are many more surprises planned for the night and be prepared for anything because PornstarVille 2008 will be the biggest party event this industry has ever seen!
Ben Protzmann, President of Pornstar.com adds, "Remember the golden rule - what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas!"
WebGroup Czech Republic (WGCZ), the parent company of XVideos, XNXX, BangBros and GirlsGoneWild, has settled a lawsuit filed by the state of Florida over those sites’ alleged failure to age-verify Florida users before allowing access to adult content.
U.K. media regulator Ofcom on Wednesday launched investigations into two adult sites as part of its age assurance enforcement program under the Online Safety Act (OSA).
