SASHA GREY
Guess the school doesn’t believe in background checks.
Emerson Elementary School in Compton, California had invited actress & former porn star, Sasha Grey to read to the children at their school. When they did so, they did not know her resume was quite as “adult” as it actually is.
The ‘Entourage’ actress defended herself saying, “ I believe education is a universal right. I committed to this program with the understanding that people would have their own opinions about what I have done, who I am and what I represent, “ also, “I am an actor. I am an artist. I am a daughter. I am a sister. I am a partner. I have a past that some people may not agree with, but it does not define who I am. I will not live in fear of it.”
What happens when an online magazine/record label/events entity known for portraits of artists and their cats, taro cards provocative enough to guarantee they will never be sold at Barnes and Noble, and a dedication to fostering a thriving art and music community starts hosting a weekly event at Brooklyn's Glasslands Gallery? The answer is Pendu Org's Tuesday Nite Disco, a weekly live music event and dance party that's definitely a breed of its own. Its dark, deeply atmospheric vibe has already attracted a devoted following in the short time since its debut. With good reason. Resident DJs Harrison Owen and Todd Pendu had some words to share about their inspirations for doing what they do, what Pendu Org has in the works, and what they're excited about in music right now.
If you don’t know about pornstar/political activist/actress/brainiac Sasha Grey, it’s worth your time to Google her. Go research some of her work and decide whether she’s worth the trouble she is causing. Besides being called the dirtiest girl in porn, she’s getting into a war of words with the dirtiest voice on the airways, Howard Stern.
Grey, who is from Sacramento, is a well-decorated pornstar vet. As a rising star, Grey also appeared on the Tyra Banks show, made an appearance in the film Quit and will star in The Girlfriend Experience, directed by Academy-Award winning Steven Soderbergh. Critics give her performance praise, but radio-jock icon Howard Stern isn’t the feeling the sultry starlet.
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