YNOT – Hustler Hollywood’s Freedom Party to benefit Free Speech Coalition has added more stars and entertainment to the live stage show event taking place Wednesday at the world-famous Whisky a Go Go.As a generous supporter of FSC and Freedom Party co-sponsor, Wicked Pictures is adding major star power to the show lineup with the appearances of Jessica Drake, Alektra Blue, Kirsten Price and Kaylani Lei, as well as the newest addition to Wicked’s roster: Latin sensation Lupe Fuentes.
The Wicked starlets will take the stage to introduce the trailer for Wicked’s upcoming release Speed, directed by Brad Armstrong. Event guests can mix and mingle with the stars, and then take home some Wicked fun with DVD samplers. Wicked calendars will be given away with every goody bag.
Co-sponsor Digital Playground will do double-duty, showing off the company’s line of novelty products based on its Pirates franchise. Then, DP contract starlets Kayden Kross and Riley Steele will appear onstage for the premiere of the trailer for Body Heat, the company’s upcoming firefighter action thriller.
Steele recently appeared in mainstream horror thriller Piranha 3D, in which she shares a girl-girl moment with actress Kelly Brooke. Kross shows off her girl-girl talents in Body Heat during a scene featuring the first-time pairing of Kross and fan-favorite DP contract star Jesse Jane.
Adult starlet Kayla Paige will represent Hustler, modeling several outfits from Hustler’s apparel and lingerie lines throughout the show.
Starlets Charlie Laine and Melissa Jacobs will appear onstage for Adam and Eve’s product demo. Laine recently appeared in an FSC-produced anti-piracy video that attracted nearly 100,000 views on YouTube.
Additions to the lineup of musical entertainment will rock the Whisky’s legendary stage. A sultry acoustic blues set will be performed by The Main Four, followed by a hardcore jam from adult industry rockers GangBanG featuring adult performers Evan Stone, Barrett Blade, Dale DaBone and bassist Gary Stone.
Adult star Nicki Hunter will perform a burlesque dance number, and adult icon Ron Jeremy is scheduled to perform a comedy nightcap.
The evening will be topped off by Sunset Strip rockers Son of a Gun. The group recently opened for Slash and Beth Hart during the kickoff to the Sunset Strip Music Festival.
Enhancement supplement company BeAMonstar has been added to the Freedom Party lineup as a co-sponsor. The company contributed three of its newest supplement products to be included in the goody bags and thrown to the crowd during the show. Guests can sample Xplosion, Sweeten69 and SexVoltz supplements to enhance their experience of the gala event.
New co-sponsor Bluebird Films will present two trailers during the show, from soon-to-be-released feature films Batfxxx and Bonny and Clide. Bluebird contract starlet Madelyn Marie will make a first-time appearance at the Freedom Party.
Lesbian studio Girlfriends Films will show a video montage from several of its most popular lines and contributed full-length DVDs to every goody bag.
Guests also will receive special discount offers from AEBN, Hot Movies and Adam & Eve.
Co-sponsors Sportsheets, making a return engagement after last year’s show, will present a live onstage demo and guests will be able to view the company’s popular Sex in the Shower line of products.
Also back by popular demand, The Screaming O will present its orgasm and blowjob contests, with celebrity judges Sunny Lane, Sunny Leone and Belladonna.
Fresh off a successful defense against federal obscenity charges, adult studio Evil Angel will present a trailer and address the importance of free speech for all Americans.
“FSC appreciates the generosity of the sponsors and also the many performers who volunteer their time to make this a great party for fans and fellow industry members,” FSC Membership Director Joanne Cachapero said. “Member companies like the ones sponsoring the Freedom Party also contribute throughout the year, so we can continue to advocate for everyone’s right to enjoy adult entertainment.”
For event information, call (818) 348-9373.
For more about FSC, visit FreeSpeechCoalition.com.
