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Popular twink paysite BoyCrush.com has teamed with SaggerzSkaterz Studios to release “Twinkblood,” a story-based hardcore DVD themed around a gang of twink vampires.
Eighteen-year-old Miles Pride has decided to move to Phoenix to start his first year of college. He settles in, adjusts to the burning heat and the frigid nights; and finds that more than just the cold penetrates the city of the sun when that sun goes down. Follow Miles as he risks everything to discover the truth behind some suspicious vampire attacks and the twist that turns his life upside down. Edge of your seat drama and incredibly hot sex make up BoyCrush’s first action flick and the industry’s first twink vampire adult film. Don’t expect anything less than the hottest twink on twink action you’ll ever see.
One of the film’s stars, Chase Harding, says, “Filming ‘Twinkblood’ was so much fun. The sets and props made the story come to life and of course the hot sex scenes make it the hottest gay vampire sex movie to be produced! Many have voiced ideas on a movie with a vampire theme but no one will ever bring it to life like BoyCrush has with ‘Twinkblood!’”
Special Guest Star Andy Kay says, “I’m almost at a loss for words when it comes to this film. It’s been a rollercoaster ride from the beginning to the end. I can honestly say that the second Bryan had this idea; I put my heart and soul into it. Writing the script and the music for this project came easier to me than anything else I’ve done in the past and even as we worked through the post production we could tell we had created something groundbreaking. There have been a lot of holes left in the industry and the fans deserve a company that can fill them. This is our first feature length plot-based film and it certainly wont be our last.”
When asked what the impetus was for producing “Twinkblood” was, BoyCrush.com owner and CEO Bryan Kenny replied, “I have always been intrigued with the story of vampires their powers to seduction, eternal life and eternal youth. My feelings of sexual attraction and desires towards vampire fantasies are much newer though.
In 2006 I dated a boy named Russell. He was 19 with blond hair, blue eyes, a killer body, and a super sweet personality. Needless to say I fell for him hard and fast. The relationship was fiery and passionate but short lived. After 3 months the relationship ended.
His screen name was “Lestat (and some numbers)” I asked him what it meant. He told me that it was his favorite character Lestat from Anne Rice’s vampire chronicles (series of novels).
He lived far away and we had a long distance relationship. I bought and read “The Vampire Lestat” while he was away and I missed him dearly. While reading the book I fantasized that Russell was Lestat. It was a great book and it really got me into thinking about vampires. As I read more of the books I would imagine me as Louis and Russell as Lestat. I fantasized about us both becoming vampires and being together forever, while both remaining young and hot.
With all the recent books, movies and television shows portraying vampires as sexy and cool, I feel society’s is view is shifting towards viewing vampires as sensual and intriguing rather than villainous monsters. I decided that it might be a good time to mix boys, sex, and vampirism. Out of this was born my new porn studio and social networking site “BoyLair” and BoyLair.com as well as our first feature length film, “Twinkblood.” Hopefully fans will embrace the passion of my new product line as they do with my existing lines, BoyCrush.com and BareTwinks.com.”
When asked about BoyLair.com Kenny replied, “I created the new studio BoyLair in anticipation of producing more Vampire themed movies. We are hard at work on the website now and it should be open for Halloween.
SaggerzSkaterz Studios also previously collaborated with BoyCrush.com to release their “BoyCrush” and “BareTwinks” series of DVDs. Kenny said, “We partnered with SaggerszSkaterz Studios on our newest DVD “Twinkblood”. We had very successful partnership on (previous releases) “BoyCrush: Passion” and “Cum On Inn”. We are hoping “Twinkblood” is a smashing success.”
In addition to Chase Harding and Miles Pride, the movie also stars Patrick Kennedy, Phillip Ashton (fresh off the success of his FunnyOrDie.com video), and new BoyCrush.com Exclusive Felix Russo, and special guest appearances from Andy Kay and Edie Leslie. The hardcore trailer can be viewed at RocketTube HERE and a softcore trailer can be found on YouTube HERE. A promotional website has also been created at Twinkblood.com
To celebrate the release of “Twinkblood,” Boycrush Studios will be hosting a DVD release party on October 29, 2009 at Forbidden Nightclub at 6820 E. 5th Ave in Scottsdale, Arizona. The event will run from 9:00pm to 4:00am. Those who attend dressed like a vampire will receive a free DVD copy of “Twinkblood.” The party is 18+.
The DVD is available for sale at Bonerama.com as well as store.boycrush.com and members of BoyCrush.com are able to purchase the DVD through the BoyCrush.com Forum at a discounted rate. The DVD begins shipping (when else?) on Halloween.
Boycrush.com & SaggerzSkaterz Studios Release “TWINKBLOOD” DVD
Popular twink paysite BoyCrush.com has teamed with SaggerzSkaterz Studios to release “Twinkblood,” a story-based hardcore DVD themed around a gang of twink vampires.
Eighteen-year-old Miles Pride has decided to move to Phoenix to start his first year of college. He settles in, adjusts to the burning heat and the frigid nights; and finds that more than just the cold penetrates the city of the sun when that sun goes down. Follow Miles as he risks everything to discover the truth behind some suspicious vampire attacks and the twist that turns his life upside down. Edge of your seat drama and incredibly hot sex make up BoyCrush’s first action flick and the industry’s first twink vampire adult film. Don’t expect anything less than the hottest twink on twink action you’ll ever see.
One of the film’s stars, Chase Harding, says, “Filming ‘Twinkblood’ was so much fun. The sets and props made the story come to life and of course the hot sex scenes make it the hottest gay vampire sex movie to be produced! Many have voiced ideas on a movie with a vampire theme but no one will ever bring it to life like BoyCrush has with ‘Twinkblood!’”
Special Guest Star Andy Kay says, “I’m almost at a loss for words when it comes to this film. It’s been a rollercoaster ride from the beginning to the end. I can honestly say that the second Bryan had this idea; I put my heart and soul into it. Writing the script and the music for this project came easier to me than anything else I’ve done in the past and even as we worked through the post production we could tell we had created something groundbreaking. There have been a lot of holes left in the industry and the fans deserve a company that can fill them. This is our first feature length plot-based film and it certainly wont be our last.”
When asked what the impetus was for producing “Twinkblood” was, BoyCrush.com owner and CEO Bryan Kenny replied, “I have always been intrigued with the story of vampires their powers to seduction, eternal life and eternal youth. My feelings of sexual attraction and desires towards vampire fantasies are much newer though.
In 2006 I dated a boy named Russell. He was 19 with blond hair, blue eyes, a killer body, and a super sweet personality. Needless to say I fell for him hard and fast. The relationship was fiery and passionate but short lived. After 3 months the relationship ended.
His screen name was “Lestat (and some numbers)” I asked him what it meant. He told me that it was his favorite character Lestat from Anne Rice’s vampire chronicles (series of novels).
He lived far away and we had a long distance relationship. I bought and read “The Vampire Lestat” while he was away and I missed him dearly. While reading the book I fantasized that Russell was Lestat. It was a great book and it really got me into thinking about vampires. As I read more of the books I would imagine me as Louis and Russell as Lestat. I fantasized about us both becoming vampires and being together forever, while both remaining young and hot.
With all the recent books, movies and television shows portraying vampires as sexy and cool, I feel society’s is view is shifting towards viewing vampires as sensual and intriguing rather than villainous monsters. I decided that it might be a good time to mix boys, sex, and vampirism. Out of this was born my new porn studio and social networking site “BoyLair” and BoyLair.com as well as our first feature length film, “Twinkblood.” Hopefully fans will embrace the passion of my new product line as they do with my existing lines, BoyCrush.com and BareTwinks.com.”
When asked about BoyLair.com Kenny replied, “I created the new studio BoyLair in anticipation of producing more Vampire themed movies. We are hard at work on the website now and it should be open for Halloween.
SaggerzSkaterz Studios also previously collaborated with BoyCrush.com to release their “BoyCrush” and “BareTwinks” series of DVDs. Kenny said, “We partnered with SaggerszSkaterz Studios on our newest DVD “Twinkblood”. We had very successful partnership on (previous releases) “BoyCrush: Passion” and “Cum On Inn”. We are hoping “Twinkblood” is a smashing success.”
In addition to Chase Harding and Miles Pride, the movie also stars Patrick Kennedy, Phillip Ashton (fresh off the success of his FunnyOrDie.com video), and new BoyCrush.com Exclusive Felix Russo, and special guest appearances from Andy Kay and Edie Leslie. The hardcore trailer can be viewed at RocketTube HERE and a softcore trailer can be found on YouTube HERE. A promotional website has also been created at Twinkblood.com
To celebrate the release of “Twinkblood,” Boycrush Studios will be hosting a DVD release party on October 29, 2009 at Forbidden Nightclub at 6820 E. 5th Ave in Scottsdale, Arizona. The event will run from 9:00pm to 4:00am. Those who attend dressed like a vampire will receive a free DVD copy of “Twinkblood.” The party is 18+.
The DVD is available for sale at Bonerama.com as well as store.boycrush.com and members of BoyCrush.com are able to purchase the DVD through the BoyCrush.com Forum at a discounted rate. The DVD begins shipping (when else?) on Halloween.
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If consumers like the new Windows 7 operating system, they'll have the much-maligned Windows Vista to thank.
In part, that's because Windows 7 actually builds on the under-the-hood changes that came with Vista. But, it also turns out that the vast headaches created by Vista were just what the PC industry needed to improve their cooperation.
With consumers lukewarm to Vista and many businesses shunning it entirely, both Microsoft and the computer makers realized that the standard way of business just wasn't cutting it, particularly with Apple coming on strong.
Redmond, in particular, was humbled by the response to Vista. When it came time to planning the next version, newly installed Windows development chief Steven Sinofsky took the company's earliest ideas and met with PC makers.
That marked a huge change from past releases, where, as some PC makers described it, Microsoft would just develop windows in secret and then "throw it over the wall."
"Until Vista, Microsoft was fully thinking on their own and implementing their own ideas and then releasing it," said Gianpiero Morbello, a vice president for Taiwanese PC maker Acer.
This time around, though, Microsoft shared its earliest plans, sought input, and held regular meetings with the PC makers. In addition, it dedicated engineering teams to work with each of the biggest computer makers to help them work through any issues specific to their designs.
The result, which goes on sale Thursday, is Windows 7. Although its changes are more modest than those made in Windows Vista, the product has been both on time and well received by testers and reviewers alike.
Close cooperation with the PC makers has resulted in a product that adds few blockbuster features but is roundly praised for making everyday computing tasks simpler and more elegant.
Many of the new features, such as support for iPhone-style touch interfaces, have been heavily influenced by the work with PC manufacturers. Among the first things Sinofsky did upon taking the reins of Windows development in 2006 was to study what happened to Windows when the bits left Redmond and made their way onto new PCs.
When finally asked for their early input, computer makers were not shy with their ideas for how Microsoft could do better. Indeed, the computer makers' fingerprints can be found all over the product from the way it supports touch input to which features are included in which versions of the product. "I think I was hated in Redmond," said Sony senior manager Xavier Lauwaert. "I just spoke out every time." Among the changes that came directly from the computer makers was the about-face that Microsoft did with regards to Windows 7 Starter--the entry-level version of the product aimed primarily at Netbooks. Initially, Microsoft wanted to impose a limit of three open applications at a time, in part to distinguish the version from higher-end editions. PC makers complained loudly that the restriction was too onerous--and might tempt consumers to stick with the older and less secure Windows XP. Microsoft eventually relented and, though it has maintained other limitations, Netbooks with Windows 7 Starter can run as many applications as their limited memory will allow. Another feature that grew out of discussions with computer makers and business customers is the addition of an "XP Mode"--an option that allows Windows 7 users to run a free, virtualized copy of Windows XP to run older applications that aren't compatible with newer operating systems. In some cases, one incompatible program was keeping businesses from even considering a move off Windows XP. Phil Osako, director of product marketing for Toshiba's PC unit, said there may be some businesses that never even use the virtualization option, but will be more comfortable moving by knowing that they have the virtualization option to fall back to should they encounter problems. Tami Reller, the VP in charge of the business side of Windows, said that Microsoft's now-bendable ear really is a different way of doing business. "We have become very good listeners over the past several years," Reller said. "We are imperfect human beings, but we have become very good listeners." Phil McKinney, CTO of Hewlett-Packard's PC unit, filled in for his boss at one of Microsoft's regular meetings with computer makers in 2007. "I walked out of there going 'This is a different Microsoft. This is a different relationship," he said. McKinney noted that Microsoft's initial overtures to the computer makers were met with a fair bit of skepticism. "Is this legit or is this just trying to appease frustration," McKinney recalls thinking. "It quickly proved out that Microsoft was serious." That said, McKinney noted that neither HP nor the other PC makers got exactly what they wanted. "It wasn't like Microsoft just sat there and took up every piece of feedback," he said. "There was give and take." iReport.com: Early review of Windows 7 Microsoft also had harsh messages for the PC companies. The vast amounts of preinstalled software that they were shipping on consumer machines, so-called "crapware" were slowing down systems and hurting the PC's image. The computer makers and Microsoft began looking at each piece of software, whether it came from the PC manufacturers or a third party, and measuring its impact on the system. Those that were bogging things down were told to fix their software or else got pulled from new PCs. The result is that Windows 7, in many cases, can boot up more quickly and go in and out of sleep in a matter of seconds. Consumers will also notice they get systems that are a lot less cluttered, in some cases with nothing more than a recycle bin on their desktop when they first boot their PC. Another big influence was Apple's recent success and, in particular, the benefits it was getting by linking its software and hardware. "I think there was a recognition by PC (makers) and Microsoft that, for the best experience, the software and the hardware really need to work hand and hand," Osako said. At its best, McKinney said that things felt more like a hardware and software division working together than it did a collaboration between different companies. There are still examples of Microsoft and PC makers each deciding they can do things better. Even though Microsoft has a new taskbar, for example, Dell is carrying over the dock it built to help launch Vista applications. The result is that some PCs still feature multiple interfaces, each trying to accomplish a similar tasik. Microsoft, too, still has room for improvement, PC makers said. Acer's Morbello noted that Microsoft is trying to transform itself from a nearly "obsolete" engineering-driven approach that adds features simply because they are possible to one that focuses on what customers actually want. "These changes are a transformation of the company," Morbello said. The task is critical for Microsoft, which depends on Windows for a huge chunk of both sales and profits. At the high end, it faces never-ending challenges from Apple, which now has significantly more resources to invest in the Mac. At the low-end, meanwhile, Google is preparing its Chrome OS, which makes the case that people really just need a fast and efficient browsing experience to handle most computing tasks. For her part, Reller promised that Microsoft plans to continue seeking PC makers' input as it builds the successor to Windows 7. Story From CNET news
Windows 7 Born This Day (video):
If consumers like the new Windows 7 operating system, they'll have the much-maligned Windows Vista to thank.
In part, that's because Windows 7 actually builds on the under-the-hood changes that came with Vista. But, it also turns out that the vast headaches created by Vista were just what the PC industry needed to improve their cooperation.
With consumers lukewarm to Vista and many businesses shunning it entirely, both Microsoft and the computer makers realized that the standard way of business just wasn't cutting it, particularly with Apple coming on strong.
Redmond, in particular, was humbled by the response to Vista. When it came time to planning the next version, newly installed Windows development chief Steven Sinofsky took the company's earliest ideas and met with PC makers.
That marked a huge change from past releases, where, as some PC makers described it, Microsoft would just develop windows in secret and then "throw it over the wall."
"Until Vista, Microsoft was fully thinking on their own and implementing their own ideas and then releasing it," said Gianpiero Morbello, a vice president for Taiwanese PC maker Acer.
This time around, though, Microsoft shared its earliest plans, sought input, and held regular meetings with the PC makers. In addition, it dedicated engineering teams to work with each of the biggest computer makers to help them work through any issues specific to their designs.
The result, which goes on sale Thursday, is Windows 7. Although its changes are more modest than those made in Windows Vista, the product has been both on time and well received by testers and reviewers alike.
Close cooperation with the PC makers has resulted in a product that adds few blockbuster features but is roundly praised for making everyday computing tasks simpler and more elegant.
Many of the new features, such as support for iPhone-style touch interfaces, have been heavily influenced by the work with PC manufacturers. Among the first things Sinofsky did upon taking the reins of Windows development in 2006 was to study what happened to Windows when the bits left Redmond and made their way onto new PCs.
When finally asked for their early input, computer makers were not shy with their ideas for how Microsoft could do better. Indeed, the computer makers' fingerprints can be found all over the product from the way it supports touch input to which features are included in which versions of the product. "I think I was hated in Redmond," said Sony senior manager Xavier Lauwaert. "I just spoke out every time." Among the changes that came directly from the computer makers was the about-face that Microsoft did with regards to Windows 7 Starter--the entry-level version of the product aimed primarily at Netbooks. Initially, Microsoft wanted to impose a limit of three open applications at a time, in part to distinguish the version from higher-end editions. PC makers complained loudly that the restriction was too onerous--and might tempt consumers to stick with the older and less secure Windows XP. Microsoft eventually relented and, though it has maintained other limitations, Netbooks with Windows 7 Starter can run as many applications as their limited memory will allow. Another feature that grew out of discussions with computer makers and business customers is the addition of an "XP Mode"--an option that allows Windows 7 users to run a free, virtualized copy of Windows XP to run older applications that aren't compatible with newer operating systems. In some cases, one incompatible program was keeping businesses from even considering a move off Windows XP. Phil Osako, director of product marketing for Toshiba's PC unit, said there may be some businesses that never even use the virtualization option, but will be more comfortable moving by knowing that they have the virtualization option to fall back to should they encounter problems. Tami Reller, the VP in charge of the business side of Windows, said that Microsoft's now-bendable ear really is a different way of doing business. "We have become very good listeners over the past several years," Reller said. "We are imperfect human beings, but we have become very good listeners." Phil McKinney, CTO of Hewlett-Packard's PC unit, filled in for his boss at one of Microsoft's regular meetings with computer makers in 2007. "I walked out of there going 'This is a different Microsoft. This is a different relationship," he said. McKinney noted that Microsoft's initial overtures to the computer makers were met with a fair bit of skepticism. "Is this legit or is this just trying to appease frustration," McKinney recalls thinking. "It quickly proved out that Microsoft was serious." That said, McKinney noted that neither HP nor the other PC makers got exactly what they wanted. "It wasn't like Microsoft just sat there and took up every piece of feedback," he said. "There was give and take." iReport.com: Early review of Windows 7 Microsoft also had harsh messages for the PC companies. The vast amounts of preinstalled software that they were shipping on consumer machines, so-called "crapware" were slowing down systems and hurting the PC's image. The computer makers and Microsoft began looking at each piece of software, whether it came from the PC manufacturers or a third party, and measuring its impact on the system. Those that were bogging things down were told to fix their software or else got pulled from new PCs. The result is that Windows 7, in many cases, can boot up more quickly and go in and out of sleep in a matter of seconds. Consumers will also notice they get systems that are a lot less cluttered, in some cases with nothing more than a recycle bin on their desktop when they first boot their PC. Another big influence was Apple's recent success and, in particular, the benefits it was getting by linking its software and hardware. "I think there was a recognition by PC (makers) and Microsoft that, for the best experience, the software and the hardware really need to work hand and hand," Osako said. At its best, McKinney said that things felt more like a hardware and software division working together than it did a collaboration between different companies. There are still examples of Microsoft and PC makers each deciding they can do things better. Even though Microsoft has a new taskbar, for example, Dell is carrying over the dock it built to help launch Vista applications. The result is that some PCs still feature multiple interfaces, each trying to accomplish a similar tasik. Microsoft, too, still has room for improvement, PC makers said. Acer's Morbello noted that Microsoft is trying to transform itself from a nearly "obsolete" engineering-driven approach that adds features simply because they are possible to one that focuses on what customers actually want. "These changes are a transformation of the company," Morbello said. The task is critical for Microsoft, which depends on Windows for a huge chunk of both sales and profits. At the high end, it faces never-ending challenges from Apple, which now has significantly more resources to invest in the Mac. At the low-end, meanwhile, Google is preparing its Chrome OS, which makes the case that people really just need a fast and efficient browsing experience to handle most computing tasks. For her part, Reller promised that Microsoft plans to continue seeking PC makers' input as it builds the successor to Windows 7. Story From CNET news
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A brand spanking new website has opened it's virtual doors online; GayPornGossip. Beginning back with the GayVN awards, we have seen a significant increase in chatter, rumor mills and the other tales breaking out on the Internet, namely through Twitter. Some websites cover the stories and some don’t. So now is as good of a time as any I think to launch such a website. More importantly, we have saw a rise in websites and blogs arising that often are just fraudulent websites with the mission of posting malicious and untrue stories. With the rise of an OFFICIAL website, a central point of views can be developed.
The intent with GayPornGossip is to create a virtual clearinghouse of gossip that can be posted by the people of the industry itself along with other bloggers and readers. No subject will be omitted providing there is some TRUE validity to it. Say, for example, you have some photos of a party you just attended. You can have those photos and/or commentary posted and can even link to your own web space if you like – FOR FREE.
GayPornGossip needs other bloggers help! The website hope the community bloggers will jump in and assist with contributing time to effectively serve up the dish. In short — they want to take what sometimes is considered “public domain” and “free speech” issues and bring them into a central landing in hopes of servicing the BETTER interests of the gay porn industry at large. People love the gossip, the debates, the discussion and God know they love the cat fights. CALLING ALL BLOGGERS, WEBMASTERS, CONTRIBUTORS, DESIGNERS … we need EVERYONE’S HELP. Visit the new website to find out how you can help.
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A brand spanking new website has opened it's virtual doors online; GayPornGossip. Beginning back with the GayVN awards, we have seen a significant increase in chatter, rumor mills and the other tales breaking out on the Internet, namely through Twitter. Some websites cover the stories and some don’t. So now is as good of a time as any I think to launch such a website. More importantly, we have saw a rise in websites and blogs arising that often are just fraudulent websites with the mission of posting malicious and untrue stories. With the rise of an OFFICIAL website, a central point of views can be developed.
The intent with GayPornGossip is to create a virtual clearinghouse of gossip that can be posted by the people of the industry itself along with other bloggers and readers. No subject will be omitted providing there is some TRUE validity to it. Say, for example, you have some photos of a party you just attended. You can have those photos and/or commentary posted and can even link to your own web space if you like – FOR FREE.
GayPornGossip needs other bloggers help! The website hope the community bloggers will jump in and assist with contributing time to effectively serve up the dish. In short — they want to take what sometimes is considered “public domain” and “free speech” issues and bring them into a central landing in hopes of servicing the BETTER interests of the gay porn industry at large. People love the gossip, the debates, the discussion and God know they love the cat fights. CALLING ALL BLOGGERS, WEBMASTERS, CONTRIBUTORS, DESIGNERS … we need EVERYONE’S HELP. Visit the new website to find out how you can help.
We are proud that this new website is managed by our parent company and hosted within our network.
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