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I learned a few things today. Creepy fans follow Sophie Dee into stores and peek out at her from behind shelves. Ashley Fires likes pretend to be a fembot and to have her toes sucked (though perhaps not at the same time). Asa Akira has one good and one evil Puggle.

I also learned that porn is in worse shape than I thought. In comparison to years past, this show is kind of tiny. People talked a lot last year about the show seeming smaller than years past, but I didn’t think it was all that noticeable. I almost couldn’t believe how few booths (and people) there are this year.



That said, I’m still having a great show. Joanna Angel is a spunky little cutie. Ashley Fires is the friendliest porn star in the universe. Sophie Dee’s got extremely squishy boobs and some serious junk in the trunk. Bobbi Starr is a beautiful and empowered lady. Asa Akira is really fun and totally gorgeous. And Belladonna remains the apple of my eye.

I only have a few photos up on Flickr, but I was pretty busy talking to beautiful women all day. I hope you understand.

Tomorrow will be even busier because I’ll be interviewing Digital Playground’s entire stable of contract stars including my personal faves Jesse Jane and Katsuni. I’ve also got Angela Summers, Kelly Divine, and Tarra White on the schedule. Should be fun. I’ll keep you posted!

I had the chance to interview Belladonna at the Adult Entertainment Expo in 2009. If you love her movies, you’ll be glad to hear that she’s even more charming, beautiful and intelligent in person. Even I will admit that I was a little starstruck by her.

Bella and I talked about her herpes scare, her upcoming autobiography, how she feels about the “fucked up” things she did when she was younger, rape fantasies and more. Read on for the full interview.

Alison: I actually heard that you were working on an autobiography…

Belladonna: I am, actually, yes. [laughs] It was one of those things I didn’t want to do for a long time because I thought, I don’t want to just write a book about, for example, when I read Jenna’s book, it was like I thought there was going to be so much more in there, you know? And I don’t want to leave anything out. So it might become – I don’t even know if this exists – an autobiography in different volumes, yes, because I think there needs to be a certain volume for each part of my life.

Alison: Sure, I mean, and you’re not dead, so you’ve got a lot left to go.

Belladonna: Right. [laughs] Is it weird doing an autobiography at 27?

Alison: I don’t think so. You’ve lived what seems to me to be a pretty exciting life.

Belladonna: Really, my age should be sixty, because I’ve done it all. And I did it at a young age, so maybe that makes up for it.

Alison: Do you think that having done it so young, are there things you would go back and redo?

Belladonna: Yes and no, because you think “Oh, you know, I would’ve done it differently.” But would I be the same person I am today? And I don’t want to not be the same person I am today, so no, I guess.

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