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'Live In My Secrets' Release Party @ Beauty Bar, 2/3/09
Last Tuesday, pornstar/director Kimberly Kane (MySpace) celebrated the release of her new Vivid-Alt (MySpace) movie Live In My Secrets, her third directorial effort for the imprint, with a party at Beauty Bar in Hollywood. Secrets "...is an extreme hardcore fetish feature from the most primal reaches of [Kane's] psyche," and is highly recommended by XCritic, who gave it four out of five stars.
In attendance were stars Sasha Grey (MySpace), Mandy Morbid (MySpace) with boyfriend Zak Sabbath (MySpace), April Flores (MySpace) with husband Carlos Batts (MySpace), and Aiden Starr. Also present were stars Daniel (MySpace), Vivid-Alt head Eon McKai (MySpace), directors Octavio "Winkytiki" Arizala (MySpace) and Agata Alexander (MySpace), photographers Steve Diet Geodde (MySpace), Ed Fox, Renard Garr (MySpace), Alejandra Guerrero (MySpace), and Dean MacKay (MySpace), Stockroom's Casey O'Donnell, and AVN's Peter Warren and Gia Jordan (MySpace).
At the party, Kane mentioned that she recently contacted Howard Stern Show producer Gary Dell'Abate about a future appearance on the program so she can finally be interviewed about her relationship with staffmember JD Harmeyer (MySpace).
Special thanks to Eon McKai, Kimberly Kane, and Beauty Bar.
Special thanks to Eon McKai, Kimberly Kane, and Beauty Bar.
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