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The rumor Vlad brings up is that Vanessa Blue outed Lexington Steele as gay after catching him in bed with a man. Lex says what she actually walked in on was a woman. On Thanksgiving 2005, Vanessa drove to her family in Henderson, Nevada, and he figured he had the whole weekend. A girl was in LA to test and shoot for Playboy, and she ended up in his bed, in the house he shared with Vanessa. Vanessa had offered a relative in the Air Force a ride back to base, so she came home early on Friday morning. Lex heard the garage door go up, then her footsteps on the stairs, and told her to stop where she was. She kept coming. At the top of the stairs she saw the girl, who stood up, all 5'10" of her, and told Vanessa she didn't want to come over to that side of the bed and that she had nothing to do with this. Vanessa backed off and went downstairs. Lex took the girl to her hotel and came home to have it out. They stayed together anyway and got engaged in January 2006. In June 2006, after more than six years together, they split, and Lex calls what came next scorched earth: she was out as his fiancée, as a director, as an employee and as a partner. In his telling, a woman whose engagement falls apart has to explain why, and the easiest story was right there in his catalog. Through his Black Viking division he produced gay titles and other niche lines he never appeared in, to fill out what his salespeople could offer buyers. So, he says, she told people she caught him in bed with someone and let them assume the rest. According to Lex, she really caught him with a girl she wanted to fight and chose not to. Lex, born Clifton Britt, studied at Syracuse and worked as a stockbroker before porn. In 2003 he became the first man to win AVN's Male Performer of the Year three times, and Mercenary, the company he owns, reported $2.6 million in net profit in 2011. In 2016 he married performer Savana Styles. Vanessa Blue, born Tanya Faulkner in Long Beach, once studied to be an EMT. According to IMDb she's the only Black woman to have held contracts with both Playboy and Hustler. She directed series for Mercenary, including Black Reign, which won an AVN Award in 2005, and the two of them did Playboy TV together on his show Lex in the City. On June 20, 2006 she announced she was leaving Mercenary. In 2008 they sued each other in federal court over who owned a pile of videos released under the Mercenary label, and they settled in 2009. She went on to direct femdom as Domina X and entered the AVN Hall of Fame in 2013. Vanessa doesn't get to answer in this clip, so all we have is Lex's side. Who's lying here, the ex-fiancée who supposedly spread a gay rumor, or the man who admits she caught him in their bed with a girl testing for Playboy, and still got engaged to her that January?

Angela White reveals the size that made her walk out after doing 11 men in one scene: “I literally did a Korean bow, and I said no thank you, and I left.” “Yes. Dredd’s enough.” She calls it a “vacation dick. Fun once in a lifetime. Not something you live with every day.” Real-life guy she liked: good-looking, “boyfriend potential,” then she saw it and walked out. “I actually did not think it was going to fit.” Photos with him still inside: pump, pump, pump, hold, thumbs up. “I have more room now. My appendix is gone, so there’s more room for the big dicks.” “My butthole is big business. Corporate.” “I prefer vag.” Three-time AVN Female Performer of the Year. 11 men on set was work; one man off-camera was too much.

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Adult Entertainment Stars Gianna Dior and Violet Myers pull back the curtain on male porn stars who fail to perform, break set protocol by leaving marks on girls, and turn out to be embarrassingly below average in d1ck size off-camera: “The guy was too into the scene and I just kept laughing... I was like dude, I hope you know this is not real cus I actually would not fvck you off camera.” “She just told me that the guy she worked with yesterday couldn't get hard for the scene.” “Every time I've worked with him actually he couldn't get hard, so I'm like I had to no list him.” “I'm not a size queen, but for a porn star that's been in the industry for a long time he's quite small... he has like an average person dick, below average.” “He almost gave me a hickey... if you're getting one in a porn scene it's like all right, you're doing too much.” “You can't leave marks on a girl's body, like that's the porn rule.”

On January 19, 2017, a court camera in Orlando filmed Markeith Loyd's first appearance before a judge. He had a bandage over his left eye and a padded vest on his chest. He refused to fill out the form for a public defender and said he would represent himself. When the judge asked if he understood the charges he faced, he answered: "It don't matter." Two days earlier he had been caught after a 9-day manhunt for killing a police officer. It started on December 13, 2016. Loyd shot his ex-girlfriend Sade Dixon, 24, at her home in Pine Hills. She was 3 months pregnant and had two kids, ages 2 and 8. Her brother was shot too and survived. On January 9, 2017, Master Sgt. Debra Clayton, 42, was leaving a Walmart when a shopper told her the man everyone was looking for was standing in line. She went to stop him. He shot her four times. Prosecutors said the last shot came as he stood over her. A deputy searching for Loyd that day died in a crash. Police found him hiding at a house on January 17. He was wearing body armor and carrying guns. He came out with a bloody face, a broken eye socket and an eye he would never see out of again. He was cuffed with Clayton's own handcuffs. The officers were later cleared. In the video below, Loyd starts quiet. Yes, no. Then he tells the judge police made everything up. He says he never resisted arrest. He says the penalties don't matter to him. When the judge ends the hearing, he curses at her over and over as deputies lead him out. The next day, facing the charges for Clayton's death, he told the same judge he wasn't Markeith Loyd and kept asking for her name. That hearing lasted under two minutes. The local state attorney then refused to seek the death penalty against him in any case. The governor took the case away from her. In 2019 a jury convicted him of killing Dixon and gave him life. In 2021 another jury convicted him of killing Clayton and unanimously recommended death. His lawyers argued he believed the judge and prosecutors were slave masters trying to kill him. On March 3, 2022, the judge sentenced him to death. He had one more outburst on the way out. He said it didn't matter. Five years later, it did. Was Markeith Loyd a cop killer playing games with the court, or a broken man who never should have been allowed to stand there alone?

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Lana Rhoades was voted the most popular adult star in the world two years after she quit. She’d been paid $1,200 a scene. Years later, on her own podcast, she tried to explain what they made her do and broke down before she could finish a sentence. She entered the industry at 19 in 2016 and was out by the end of 2017, with about $100,000 to her name. Around the same time, she says, an influencer she knew got $155,000 for one Instagram post with a Jeep. After she quit, she says she grew her own Instagram past 10 million followers in a single year. Then she launched a podcast with two friends. It was filmed in a kitchen. In the video below, she’s explaining what happened once she hit number one. “Everyone wanted to make money off me, so they pushed me.” Mid-sentence, she stops. Her friends tell her not to cry. “I told myself no. Now I’m crying.” She keeps going. She describes watching another girl sob on set while the cameras kept rolling, because her agent told her it was this or the highway. She talks about friends who were choked until they passed out mid-scene. In another interview she admitted that whenever the camera was behind her, she was crying too. The videos are still online, still making money. “A lot of the videos I have no rights under,” she said, “otherwise I probably would have deleted them all by now.” In April 2026, she became creative director of a new platform competing with OnlyFans. So who should answer for those tears: the 19-year-old who signed, or the industry still selling her?

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