Octo-Mom to Octo-Porn?

SunnyChanel — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 18:00:00 GMT

Vivid Entertainment, the film company that brought us Debbie Does Dallas Again, Call Girl Confidential and Coed Pool Party has made an offer to Octomom that could be hard to resist.

Adult film powerhouse has offered Nadya Suleman 1 million dollars to star in one of their hardcore pornographic films. They’ll also throw in full medical and dental coverage if she signs on to be a “contract girl”, making a series of films for the company.

If by some total lack of judgement, which we all know is a toss up with Suleman, and she agreed she would join the ranks of stars of the Vivid-Celeb imprint with films starring Pamela Anderson, Kim Kardashian and former Miss USA Kelli McCarty.

Now the cash, medical and dental plan may sound pretty damn tempting. I’m going to go out on a limb and say that Ms. Suleman may be a wee bit too classy for that. It is seriously doubtful that her agent, who’s a big wig in the Christian community, would lead her down that hot and steamy road. Suleman seems to have visions of Angelina Jolie in her head, not Jenna Jameson. This smells more like a publicity stunt for Vivid Entertaiment rather than a real serious offer. Suleman has already vowed to not date until her kids are 18. And really does anyone want to watch a video of a woman who just had 8 babies have sex? Yeah, not so much.

Would you make a porno for one million dollars? Do you think Suleman would?

Via TMZ

Taking Kids to Adult Films

Karen Murphy — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 14:15:00 GMT

I still suffer the nightmares: as a kid I went regularly with my parents to movies, and it wasn't just "Winnie-the-Pooh" at the drive-in, either. No, I saw 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Andromeda Strain, Journey to the Far Side of the Sun (see an old-movie sci-fi trend here?) and worst of all, The Lost Continent, a movie that has inhabited my dreams ever since with its weird sentient seaweed that attacked people through ship portholes but that you could walk over while wearing huge balloons attached to your shoulders. [shudder]

So if I was so affected by these movies, I got to thinking after reading this little blurblet about kids and movies: how okay is it to take kids to films that aren't for kids? Do you? How do you know what's okay and what's not?

Madeline touched on this a few weeks ago, quoting a New York Times piece that says, go 'head, yer kids'll be fine, but I don't know...

I admit, I've been a little protective of my kids and all media sources. After all, we were ensconced for years in the media-free zone of the Waldorf world, and my kids happen to be uber-sensitive: I took my son to the Babe sequel when he was three and he freaked. But I figure that's my kid and not every kid is like that. And, surely you can only stand so much kid-fare yourself, you know?

So what do you do? Do you take your kids to not-so-kid movies? (Mine have seen all the Star Wars films; does that count?) And the flip side, do you have any I-was-a-kid-scarred-for-life-by-a-movie stories? Or I-was-a-kid-and-watched-everything-and-I-was-fine stories?

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