Remy LaCroix announced that she is returning to the adult film industry and she will be represented by OC Modeling.
The 31 one year old began her career in December 2011 then quit several months later only to return in late 2012.
In 2016, she announced she was going to school in hopes of becoming an EMT. She wasn’t doing any movie scenes due to her class schedules but she clarified that she wasn’t retired. She was doing SnapChat content when her time allowed to earn extra income.
Then in 2017, she released a statement saying she was retiring again because she and her husband were expecting a child (they currently have two children).
Update at 9:39pm EST: There is conflicting reports on the reported death of Julie Strain. Malibu Bay Films was apparently the source who gave the public notice of death. Several outlets, including The Hollywood Reporter, picked it up. Now MBF gave this retraction.
Update at 10:41pm EST from Strain’s social media fan page:
This was my original report before the MBF retraction:
Julie Strain has reportedly died at age 57 due to ongoing complications from dementia. She suffered a head injury in her youth while horseback riding which caused recurring health problems throughout her life.
Standing at 6 ft. 1 in tall, she stood out and was a captivating figure. She was on the cover of Penthouse Magazine a few times in the early 1990s and was named Pet of the Year in 1993.
She was a Cable TV sex symbol throughout the 1990s until the late 2000s. Her movies constantly aired on Cinemax, The Movie Channel, and HBO in the late evening hours on the weekends. Everything from action and horror to sex comedies and soft core adult films.
In the late 1990s, Playboy TV gave her and adult star Alexandra Silk their own show called “Sex Court” which was a spoof of the syndicated judge shows like Judge Judy and The People’s Court. Strain played the judge “Judge Julie” with Silk as her bailiff. They heard “cases” of people having relationship issues. The show was popular enough for its own movie in 2001 called “Sex Court: The Movie”.
With her statuesque body and look, Strain was a cosplayer really before there was a name for it. Her image and look was the templet for comics, animation, and video games.
In 2000, Strain was the animated body and voice for the character Julie in “Heavy Metal 2000” which was a direct to video sequel to the classic 1981 animated movie “Heavy Metal”. She was a perfect fit for the role https://youtu.be/HLXlHwwDN_4
I was informed a few years ago that she was really suffering and declining with her health. There were a several trips to the hospital and she was in hospice care.
She had been a regular at comic cons throughout the years, always gracious with a beaming smile for fans and those who covered the comic con and horror convention circuit.
The Ricardo Montalban Theatre in Los Angeles, California will be hosting the revival run of the late Tom Eyen’s “Women Behind Bars” dark comedy play from 1/24/20-2/2/20. Scott Thompson is the director.
All shows are 18+ due to the content. It is a parody of the “women in prison” exploitation films dating back in the 1950s.
The show was originally an Off-Broadway production in 1975 starring Pat Ast as The Matron. Divine took over the role the following year and also starred in the 1977 London, U.K. version.
The 2020 cast is an impressive one:
Traci Lords as Gloria
Mink Stole as Granny
Suzie Kennedy as Cheri
Chi Chi DeVayne as Jo-Jo
Poppy Fields as Blanche
Tatiana Monteiro as Guadalupe
Thorgy Thor as Ada
Adrienne Couper Smith as Mary
Miss Coco Peru as Louise
Wesley Woods as The Man
Eureka O’ Hara (of Ru Paul’s Drag Race) as The Matron
Adult entertainment star Annabelle Lane has announced that she will start a live cam stream site called TSCamFire https://tscamfire.com/that exclusively features transgender models. It’s for fans 18 or 21 and up depending on region.
They will have a virtual launch party on 1/10/20 at 11pm EST. Fans can sign up to the site before then. Adult star/Evil Angel director Lena Kelly will join Lane for a live cam performance to help celebrate the debut.
I will be there to do a review. I hope to add more adult entertainment related content to “Wrestling… with Demons” to break up the monotonous pro wrestling coverage a bit.
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