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MACHINE GUN KELLY pulled KELLY KAY out of Logan Paul's party and fUckā¬d her A$$ standing up on the back of Logan's G-Wagon without lube š. She walked straight back into the party like nothing happened. Two days later, the Haemorrhoid showed up and years later she says she still carries the cream. Her message to MGK is brutal.
It happened at the 100th episode party of Logan's podcast, Impulsive. She'd recorded voice bits for their soundboard, so they invited her. She didn't really know anyone there. The guest that day? MGK. Nobody had planned anything.
After the show it turned into a party at Logan's house. MGK pulled her outside.
He had one text he always sent her when he wanted her to come over. She says it was their version of "Netflix and chill."
That night there was no bed. Just the back of Logan Paul's G-Wagon, standing up.
Then she walked straight back into the party.
A couple of days later the hemorrhoid showed up. She says she still carries the cream with her.
"I love you, but you f*cked up my a*shole for life."
Why did she go along with it?
"I liked it because he liked it. I'll kind of do anything for my man."
Preme was asked about the nastiest thing heās ever done, and his answer was WILD. š
Preme: āWhen Iām messing with a girl and she takes off her panties and throws them in the washing machine, before the wash starts, Iāll secretly go back and smell them.ā
BRO WHAT?! š
Adult film actress Savannah Bond revealed that performing frequent oral sex scenes left her with a serious jaw joint disorder, forcing her to step away from filming for three months.
She says she was doing these scenes four days a week for almost two years, often pushing herself harder than she needed to.
āI suffered a very serious jaw joint disorder because of oral sex.ā
The condition became so severe that she started experiencing dizziness and intense migraine attacks. Doctors eventually advised her to avoid oral sex altogether.
Savannah also admitted that when she first entered the industry, she felt pressured to go all out during scenes, especially because of the size of some of the male performers.
Other women would tell her she didnāt have to push herself that far, but she says she was simply trying to do her best without knowing her limits.
After what happened, she has become much more cautious about the scenes she takes on.
āI donāt want to overdo it again and face the same problems.ā
After having her daughter, Riley Jensenās drinking didnāt stop. It simply became more secretive.
She started hiding alcohol, switched from whiskey to vodka and even had whiskey delivered to her home at 4 a.m.
Then came the night that changed everything.
During her custody time with her daughter, Riley had reportedly gone several days without sleep, mixing whiskey, cocaine and Xanax.
She was terrified of falling asleep and not waking up before her little girl, so she kept taking more cocaine to stay awake.
At around 4 a.m., she found herself in her closet, convinced there were strangers inside her house. She believed they wouldnāt leave and couldnāt even account for the time she had lost.
She called 911.
When the operator asked if she was under the influence, she denied it. The response she received was: āHoney, I think you need to get some sleep.ā
Then the operator hung up.
Terrified, Riley woke her two-year-old daughter, put her in the car and drove at 90 mph through the night to her exās parentsā house.
She even showed them videos on her phone, trying to prove that strangers had been inside her home.
But there was nobody there. The intruders had never existed.
After sleeping for a day and a half, she finally called her father. Four days later, she walked into her first AA meeting and cried throughout the entire session.
That was the beginning of her recovery.
Riley says she has remained sober ever since. Her daughter will soon turn two.
Riley Jensen was making $2,000 per scene in the adult film industry, but behind the money, fame and lifestyle, she was spiralling into addiction.
At one point, she was so deep into coc@ine and whiskey that she went days without sleeping. Eventually, she began seeing people inside her house who werenāt actually there.
Her journey started in Stockton, California, where she had an ordinary job and earned around $400 per paycheck.
Then she watched a friend who was modelling show off money she had never imagined making. Soon, an opportunity came her way: fly to Scottsdale, Arizona, and earn $2,000.
She took the offer.
That trip eventually led her to Los Angeles, where an agency offered her a $10,000 signing bonus and between $1,500 and $2,000 for every scene.
As she put it, āThen itās just off to the races.ā
But the lifestyle came with a dangerous side.
She says her coc@ine use started almost immediately after arriving in LA. She became hooked on the combination of cocaine and Jameson whiskey.
She was paying peopleās bills, travelling around the world and becoming the life of every party. The money kept coming, and so did the feeling that she was untouchable.
Looking back, she described her ego at the time as āsuper inflated.ā
But years later, after having a daughter and separating from her childās father, the partying began turning into something much darker.
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Riley Jensen was making $2,000 per scene in the adult film industry, but behind the money, fame and lifestyle, she was spiralling into addiction.
At one point, she was so deep into coc@ine and whiskey that she went days without sleeping. Eventually, she began seeing people inside her house who werenāt actually there.
Her journey started in Stockton, California, where she had an ordinary job and earned around $400 per paycheck.
Then she watched a friend who was modelling show off money she had never imagined making. Soon, an opportunity came her way: fly to Scottsdale, Arizona, and earn $2,000.
She took the offer.
That trip eventually led her to Los Angeles, where an agency offered her a $10,000 signing bonus and between $1,500 and $2,000 for every scene.
As she put it, āThen itās just off to the races.ā
But the lifestyle came with a dangerous side.
She says her coc@ine use started almost immediately after arriving in LA. She became hooked on the combination of cocaine and Jameson whiskey.
She was paying peopleās bills, travelling around the world and becoming the life of every party. The money kept coming, and so did the feeling that she was untouchable.
Looking back, she described her ego at the time as āsuper inflated.ā
But years later, after having a daughter and separating from her childās father, the partying began turning into something much darker.
Riley Jensen was making $2,000 per scene in the adult film industry, but behind the money, fame and lifestyle, she was spiralling into addiction.
At one point, she was so deep into coc@ine and whiskey that she went days without sleeping. Eventually, she began seeing people inside her house who werenāt actually there.
Her journey started in Stockton, California, where she had an ordinary job and earned around $400 per paycheck.
Then she watched a friend who was modelling show off money she had never imagined making. Soon, an opportunity came her way: fly to Scottsdale, Arizona, and earn $2,000.
She took the offer.
That trip eventually led her to Los Angeles, where an agency offered her a $10,000 signing bonus and between $1,500 and $2,000 for every scene.
As she put it, āThen itās just off to the races.ā
But the lifestyle came with a dangerous side.
She says her coc@ine use started almost immediately after arriving in LA. She became hooked on the combination of cocaine and Jameson whiskey.
She was paying peopleās bills, travelling around the world and becoming the life of every party. The money kept coming, and so did the feeling that she was untouchable.
Looking back, she described her ego at the time as āsuper inflated.ā
But years later, after having a daughter and separating from her childās father, the partying began turning into something much darker.
A CORNSTARš½ WALKED OUT OF A TV INTERVIEW AFTER THE HOST TRIED TO HUMILIATE HER. WHAT HE SAID AFTER SHE LEFT WAS EVEN MORE DISRESPECTFUL.
Her name was Seka, and unlike what the host apparently expected, she didnāt show up as someone looking for attention.
Before ever filming an adult movie, she had already owned SEVEN adult stores. She watched the movies she sold, decided she could do better, and eventually became one of the most recognisable performers in the industry.
She starred in over 200 films, worked with John Holmes, dated comedian Sam Kinison and built a lucrative career for herself.
She eventually quit after producers refused to meet her asking price. Then the AIDS epidemic made the industry increasingly dangerous, with producers still failing to take adequate precautions.
She decided she wasnāt going to risk her life for an industry that wasnāt protecting her.
But years later, she found herself sitting across from a television host who seemed far more interested in her sexual history than anything she had accomplished.
The discussion turned to the controversial Meese Commission report, which claimed that 90% of hard-porn distribution was controlled by organised crime.
Seka challenged the report, questioned its conclusions and pointed out that the only two dissenting members were women.
She even compared the criticism of adult films to the violence in mainstream Hollywood movies, asking why films like Rambo werenāt subjected to the same scrutiny.
The host wasnāt having it.
Eventually, Seka had enough, stood up and WALKED OUT.
But hereās where things get ridiculous.
After returning from a commercial break, the host looked at her now-empty chair and told his audience that he couldnāt understand how someone who had done what Seka had done could possibly be offended by anything.
The audience actually GROANED.
Think about that for a second.
She came on to discuss business, censorship, the adult entertainment industry and its regulation. Instead, the host essentially argued that her past disqualified her from expecting basic respect.
So hereās the question: If someone willingly enters an industry that society considers taboo, does that mean theyāve forfeited the right to be offended, or was this host simply looking for an excuse to humiliate her?
A CORNSTARš½ WALKED OUT OF A TV INTERVIEW AFTER THE HOST TRIED TO HUMILIATE HER. WHAT HE SAID AFTER SHE LEFT WAS EVEN MORE DISRESPECTFUL.
Her name was Seka, and unlike what the host apparently expected, she didnāt show up as someone looking for attention.
Before ever filming an adult movie, she had already owned SEVEN adult stores. She watched the movies she sold, decided she could do better, and eventually became one of the most recognisable performers in the industry.
She starred in over 200 films, worked with John Holmes, dated comedian Sam Kinison and built a lucrative career for herself.
She eventually quit after producers refused to meet her asking price. Then the AIDS epidemic made the industry increasingly dangerous, with producers still failing to take adequate precautions.
She decided she wasnāt going to risk her life for an industry that wasnāt protecting her.
But years later, she found herself sitting across from a television host who seemed far more interested in her sexual history than anything she had accomplished.
The discussion turned to the controversial Meese Commission report, which claimed that 90% of hard-porn distribution was controlled by organised crime.
Seka challenged the report, questioned its conclusions and pointed out that the only two dissenting members were women.
She even compared the criticism of adult films to the violence in mainstream Hollywood movies, asking why films like Rambo werenāt subjected to the same scrutiny.
The host wasnāt having it.
Eventually, Seka had enough, stood up and WALKED OUT.
But hereās where things get ridiculous.
After returning from a commercial break, the host looked at her now-empty chair and told his audience that he couldnāt understand how someone who had done what Seka had done could possibly be offended by anything.
The audience actually GROANED.
Think about that for a second.
She came on to discuss business, censorship, the adult entertainment industry and its regulation. Instead, the host essentially argued that her past disqualified her from expecting basic respect.
So hereās the question: If someone willingly enters an industry that society considers taboo, does that mean theyāve forfeited the right to be offended, or was this host simply looking for an excuse to humiliate her?
Clavicular REVEALED a 6'10 360 pound giant walked into his gym and MOGGED him so hard from across the room that he just LEFT š
"We felt the mog all the way across the gym"
"I'm a f*cking rock star and I want five b*tches around me at all times."
That's what Machine Gun Kelly texted Kelly Kay when he ended things with her.
In the video below, she tells the story for the first time. She says she'd barely even told her best friends.
She says they dated for years before he blew up. Back then, he was "a famous failing rapper."
By the time of this interview he was a rock star dating Megan Fox. Kelly says Megan is from a town over from where she grew up.
CHRISTINA AGUILERA REVEALS HER BIGGEST BEDROOM SKILL WHICH IS BL0WJ0BS AND SOME OF THE MOST UNEXPECTED PLACES SHEāS DONE IT.
During her conversation with Alex Cooper, Christina was asked what she considers her strongest skill in the bedroom.
Her answer came without hesitation:
āItās got to be blowjobs.ā
She then doubled down:
āIām a promoter of the swallow, OK. I didnāt put in that hard work for nothing.ā
But things got even wilder when she started revealing some of the places sheās gotten intimate.
The studio soundboard, planes, and even under blankets.
Alex initially thought she was talking about private jets.
Christina quickly corrected her.
āNo, Iām not actually.ā
SHE WAS TALKING ABOUT COMMERCIAL INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS. š
Apparently, her strategy involved waiting until the lights went out, getting under the blankets, and making sure everyone else had fallen asleep.
Alex Cooper couldnāt believe what she was hearing.
āOh my God, thatās iconic.ā šš
CHRISTINA AGUILERA HAS CLEARLY BEEN LIVING A MUCH MORE INTERESTING LIFE THAN WE KNEW.
Jennifer Lawrence reveals The One Thing Nobody Warned Her About Before Becoming A Mom
āI wanted to be a mom for so long, and, you know, didnāt find the right person.ā
āThen I found the right person, and then we were married, and then we wanted to be married for the right amount of time.ā
āI wanted it so badly that I waited for him to be like, āOkay, it is now an acceptable time for you to ask me for a child.āā
ANGELINA JOLIE AND BRAD PITTāS DIVORCE IS OVER, BUT THEIR $50 MILLION-A-YEAR WINERY DISPUTE IS STILL GOING.
In 2008, the former couple bought ChĆ¢teau Miraval, a winery in France, for $28.4 million, according to Vanity Fair.
They eventually married there in 2014.
But after their relationship fell apart, the winery became the centre of another legal battle.
In January 2021, Jolie informed Pitt that she had decided to sell her stake in the property. She later sold it to Tenute del Mondo, a wine division of the Stoli Group.
Pitt wasnāt happy about it.
In February 2022, he sued Jolie in Los Angeles, arguing that they had agreed never to sell their interests in the winery without the otherās consent.
Pitt claims he invested substantial money and effort into Miraval, which he says generates more than $50 million annually.
Jolieās side tells a different story.
Her lawyers allege that Pitt would only agree to buy her out if she signed an expansive nondisclosure agreement. They argue that the condition was an attempt to silence her.
The dispute has continued even as the former coupleās marriage has officially ended.
Back in February 2017, when asked about the separation, Jolie told the BBC:
āI donāt want to say very much about that, except to say it was a very difficult time, and we are a family, and we will always be a family.ā
On December 30, 2024, their divorce was finally settled, eight years after Jolie filed.
Her lawyer described her as āexhausted, but relieved this one part is over.ā
But the winery battle wasnāt over.
The trial is scheduled for February 1, 2027.
They ended their marriage in 2024, but the fight over the winery could continue into 2027.
Imagine being divorced for years and still fighting over a business you built together.
A few weeks after undergoing breast surgery, Mia Khalifa was walking through a shopping mall in Miami when a car pulled up beside her.
The window rolled down. Someone complimented her looks, handed her a business card, and asked if sheād be interested in modelling.
She went home, searched the company online, and discovered it produced adult films.
Two weeks later, she called them back.
At the time, she thought it would be her little secret. She had around 400 Facebook friends. Who was going to find out?
But Miaās story goes back much further.
Born in Lebanon, she moved to the United States at around 10 years old. Just two weeks after starting school, the 9/11 attacks happened, and she says her classmates began calling her āthe terrorist.ā
During college, her weight dropped to 98 pounds. She has spoken about growing up feeling unattractive and craving male attention.
Then came late 2014, when she filmed a scene wearing a hijab.
Within three days, her Instagram following reportedly skyrocketed from 400 to 200,000.
But the sudden fame came with a terrifying price.
ISIS sent her a manipulated image depicting her beheading. She initially joked about the threats online, but things escalated when someone posted a Google Maps image of her apartment.
She ended up living in a hotel for two weeks.
In the video below, Mia recounts both experiences herself: the stranger who approached her with that business card and the moment she realized people knew where she lived.
In the same interview, she admits that the experience continues to affect her. She says she still hates leaving the house and feels uncomfortable when fans ask for pictures and thank her for her āwork.ā
She also reveals that after leaving the industry, she kept the link to her adult content in her bio because she still needed the money.
When asked what advice sheād give young girls considering the industry, her response was blunt:
āDonāt do porn. Donāt ever do porn.ā
Yet three years later, she returned to selling adult content directly to subscribers.
Her story raises an uncomfortable question: Did Mia Khalifa become a victim of the fame she never anticipated, or did she eventually learn to turn that same attention into a business