Yes, Luca M is yet another hot Sicilian to land an audition. But the real news here isn’t Luca’s sausage: it’s the director behind it.
Stella’s directing debut is assured and promising: we’re thrilled to welcome her and look forward to many more of her castings. Cheers,

“Business of Sex: Film Hard” debuted yesterday on Sky (Current TV). Directed by Alberto D’Onofrio and produced by Alessandra Ugolini for DNA Int./Sky, it’s a 30′ docu filmed this past October on the Ceglie Messapica set. Alberto and Alessandra spent a couple of days with cast/crew, went behind the scenes, interviewed Jean Franko, Jordan Fox, Alex Magnum, Federico D’Angelo, Ettore Tosi and yours truly. I haven’t seen the end result, but the filmmakers had agreed to stay clear of the many stereotypes and to seriously document our work. Have they lived up to their promise? Has their docu helped legitimize what we do (all the more in Italy)? Has it back fired, as many other docus before? Stay tuned…

Continuo le riflessioni sul porno. Non

Piovono le domande sul PornoLab: non, non è richiesto alcun background. Se non sei un foto/video amatore, il PornoLab è pensato anche per te, per i fan e i curiosi. Ti aspetto a giugno sulle colline toscane (le stesse di The Men I Wanted)

Piovono le domande sul PornoLab: no, non è necessario alcun background. Se non sei un foto/video amatore, il PornoLab è pensato anche per te, per i fan e i curiosi. Ti aspetto a giugno sulle colline toscane (le stesse di The Men I Wanted)

About time I had my own blog? So people tell me. Posts will be in English, when meant for everyone. In Italian, when relevant for Italian readers: after all, we spend most of our time in Los Angeles, but cast and film in Europe. Bear with me: it will take me a while to figure things out.