CHATSWORTH, Calif. — Tonight's "A! Entertainment" show features adult veteran Monica Mayhem, who was the first co-host of the show, and newcomer Tessa West.
Mayhem started a new rock band and has been honing the band's skills while continuing to shoot adult scenes. She is back to tell listeners how it has been going and what she is working on next.
West will be telling the stories of her involvement in the sex in public arrest that occurred in the parking lot of the Bricktown 54 in Tampa, Fla., during the Nightmoves Awards show last week.
Co-host Ryder Skye will be recapping the big Ryder Skye Rock 'n' Roll Birthday Party that took place Oct. 13 at Universal City Walk’s “Howl at the Moon” in Universal City, Calif.
"A!" will also tell a few of the many stories of the overcrowded Tony Batman Birthday Party at Nacional in Hollywood, Calif., Oct. 12.
The show also will be previewing the "A! Entertainment" trip to Toronto for the Everything to Do With Sex Show. "A! Entertainment" host Batman and his co-vixens Regan Anthony and Ryder Skye are set to spice up The Everything to Do With Sex Show kickoff party and convention in Toronto Thursday through Sunday.
Batman, Anthony and Ryder team up with Playboy Playmate Jayde Nicole, The Screaming O spokesmodel Nikki Benz, Bree Olson and Maxine Xtreme to start the Everything to Do With Sex weekend with a bang at the Wicked Club on Thursday night.
This event will join up Batman and his cohorts with Playboy centerfold Christi Shake to bring down the house with the band Wank Punter.
"I gotta say, I'm really excited to be involved with the biggest adult-oriented convention in Canada," Batman said. "This is our third trip to Toronto, supporting my friends Wank Punter. All of the people involved are amazing, from the band to the Screaming O, and they really like my 'A!' crew up there. It will be great to meet even more of our Canadian fans at this show."
The 7th annual Everything to Do With Sex Show runs from Friday to Sunday at the Automotive Building's Exhibition Place in Toronto.
"A! Entertainment" broadcasts through KSEX.com every Tuesday and Thursday evening, from 8-10 p.m. PDT.
A bill in the New Hampshire state legislature, aimed at requiring adult sites to age-verify users in that state, contains a provision that seemingly contradicts the Supremacy Clause in Article VI of the U.S. Constitution.
A House subcommittee will hold a hearing next week on a slate of bills aimed at protecting minors online, including the SCREEN Act, which would make site-based age verification of users seeking to access adult content federal law.
