Ron Jeremy, HotMovies.com to Relaunch RonJeremy.com

PHILADELPHIA — Ron Jeremy finally has a home online. More than one, actually.

Jeremy has until now only had a random gallery hosted at RonJeremy.com, but HotMovies.com parent company National A-1 Internet has entered into a partnership with Jeremy to redesign and manage the site throughout 2008.

The new site launched last week, and features more than 600 Jeremy videos, as well as a weekly blog from the adult star.

As a part of the deal, Jeremy will also promote HotMovies.com at a series of special events throughout the year. His next scheduled stop will be at Exxxotica Miami on April 18-20.

“Ron Jeremy knows everybody, and he’s a master promoter,” said James Cybert, HotMovies director of business development. “He speaks at universities, he tours the world as an ambassador of the industry and he’s the most recognizable face in the business. We know that teaming up with Ron will create awesome exposure for our company.”

Jeremy praised the new deal.

“I’m happy to have found a home for the website, and the HotMovies team is making good things happen with it,” he said. “It lets me do more of what I love —making movies. And just getting out there with the people — everybody knows I really stand out.”

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