Jenna Jameson

Know if you recall, Jenna Jameson recently gave birth to twins, Jesse Jameson Ortiz and Journey Jett Ortiz. They were born on March 19th of this year and it's been less than 3 months and Jenna has gotten her pre-pregnancy body back! Damn!!! That's even faster than when we had post-pregnancy Jessica Alba in a bikini after her daughter was born.

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Photo Credit: Workum/BAUER-GRIFFIN

...Just like every other celebrity out there.

I have a feeling Jenna Jameson's moving into the phase of life where she wants to deny her pornographic past and attempt to become a normal celebrity. Money can buy a lot of things in life, but respect won't come so easily...

Anyway, she recently made a Myspace blog entry stating that her second ultrasound today revealed "two big healthy babies with pounding hearts." It'll be very interesting to see how her kids turn out.

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These were snapped @ some Pre-Emmy Party

These two are dying all odds by staying together for so damn long. I thought they'd be over 6 months back, so good for them!

Jenna Jameson Teaches People 'How to Make Love'

Remember that conversation in Chasing Amy between Alyssa and Banky? "So for you, to f--k means to penetrate. You're used to the more traditional definition. You, inside some girl you duped, jackhammering away, not noticing the bored look in her eyes." "Hey, I always notice that bored look in her eyes." Methinks Banky might have benefited from this new indie flick on the way, from Scott Culver, called How to Make Love to a Woman (written by Dennis Kao). [Cinematical]

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These were snapped @ the UFC Lightweight Championship Fight over the weekend.

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This opens in Manhattan & other big cities today! Go check it out, damn it!

Here's an excerpt from the Times review...

Though not nearly as clever as it aims to be, the film at least tries. In addition to drawing inspiration from Eugène Ionesco’s ever-relevant absurdist play “Rhinoceros,” it’s full of jabs at the Bush administration and philosophy references — for starters, Jenna Jameson, as the first stripper to succumb to zombification, reads and quotes Nietzsche.

But all intellectual touches remain secondary to the catfights and carnage of Ms. Jameson and her leggy colleagues, clearly the main attraction here.

“Zombie Strippers” is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for crudity, nudity, flesh-eating, head-exploding and other gore. [NY Times]

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Here's a review on Cinematical:

In case you weren't sure, Zombie Strippers is exactly what it sounds like: a horror comedy about zombified strippers. And like most zombie movies, it has political subtext, though you don't have to worry about it being headier than something titled Zombie Strippers should be. Sure, it claims to be based loosely on Eugène Ionesco's classic absurdist play Rhinoceros and, sure, it features allusions to a number of philosophers, including Camus and Sartre, but really it's dumb and silly and a heck of a good time. Particularly if you're anything but sober. And if you're just looking for a grindhouse sort of guilty pleasure to pass the time. [Read more...]

Here's the flick's trailer:

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