Remember the olden days when you had to settle for the occasional porn star sighting on cheesy reality shows or MTV or cheesy MTV reality shows? Suddenly, HGTV is more than just about flipping houses and designing on dimes: first we hear that one of its former hosts is starting his own naked goth girl site, and now our intrepid colleagues at Gay Porn Blog have revealed that current “Design Star” contestant and Le Corbusier fan Michael Verdugo received some valuable hardware and still life training appearing as “Jeremy Wess” in movies like “Rope Rituals” for legendary bondage producer Tom “Ropes” McGurk.

Who says you can’t have it all? We’ve been crushing over Maxx Diesel’s hot baldness ever since he started appearing in gay porn flicks for Falcon and other studios a couple of years ago; more recently, he’s made another name for himself (literally and figuratively) as “Christian” in straight porn…

Given that you can’t have a reality show on VH1 these days without throwing a porn star or two into the mix, we’re not really surprised that one may have turned up on the new season of “I Love New York”. Jared from Fratmen … raise your hand if you’re Unsure!

We’ve seen plenty of cases where the same model has appeared on different porn sites under different aliases at different times, but QueerClick is reporting the first known incident where the same model has appeared on different sites under different aliases on the same day.

We’re happy to see that Private Aidyn and Private Blake have returned from combat safely and are getting back to doing what military guys do best …

Multiple personality disorder strikes the amateur porn scene again this week as ChaosMen spotlights Russian import “Pierre”, fresh from his appearance as “Stas” on Sean Cody a few weeks ago. Maybe it’s a never-before-seen example of post-Soviet cloning technology in action? (Er, probably not.)

You might remember when we went gaga over Max Schutler, the fun-sized hottie who turned in some pretty hot performances in Raging Stallion’s “Bang That Ass” and Matthew Rush’s “Rush and Release”.