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Cody Cummings knows what you think of him. Half of you lust over his chiseled body and fat cock and can't wait for his next video. The other half of you despise him as the epitome of gay-for-pay and find his personal limits with men boring, arrogant, or downright insulting. We read both sides in the QComments and so does Cody. He spoke with our QColumnist, Steve Prince, at the 2008 Cybersocket Awards:

He stood sipping a beer with a small group around him, literally looking like he'd just walked out of a UCLA frat house. I know he's not for everyone, but his look is so All-American and I just think he's a hunk.

Again, I introduced myself.

"Oh, I know QueerClick," he said. "You're the site that's always dogging me." This last part he said with a smile almost as if joking; yet I heard a hint of truth.

"Sugar," I said, (yes, I called Cody Cummings "sugar"), "I never dogged on you. Now my readers might have, but that's their opinion."

Truthfully, I wanted to say, "if you'd just take it up the ass and get it over with, you'd have so many fans beating off to you that it'd create enough electricity to power a small island for a week."

Steve has a point... if Cody went a little further with men, his haters might turn into his biggest fans and he might turn into a very wealthy man—so why the hesitation? We caught up with him last week to talk with him about his personal limits, his love of Tommy D, the difference between shooting gay, bi, and straight sex scenes, and how he feels about all his haters.

QC: How and why did you decide to start CodyCummings.com?

CODY: CodyCummings was started because some great people believed in me. I had done a couple scenes with a girlfriend, then found FCF. They were the ones that thought about it originally. But I was flattered and excited.

QC: What's been the most difficult and most gratifying thing about doing porn (besides the money)?

CODY: The most difficult thing about being in porn would have to be trying to maintain a relationship. There are so many x-factors and temptations to resist everyday. And my personal weakness is some "strange" (pussy I've never fucked). The most gratifying would be the way that it has opened my eyes. The sex, the great people, and I had never been so safe 'til I was in porn.

QC: Despite your videos with men, you identify as straight. You've also mentioned that many other "straight" and "gay-for-pay" actors are really gay. Why bother with such labels, when your on camera work speaks clearly for itself? Doesn't the label risk alienating gay fans or does it serve another purpose?

CODY: K, I've been misquoted over and over on this. I did not say that these guys were gay. People really seem to be offended by the fact that I only do some things with guys. And because of it, I'm either lying, it's a marketing scheme, I'm really gay and just in the closet, or just an asshole. (laughs) When I allow a guy to give me head or do anything to me, I really am going out of my box—every time. I haven't labelled anyone; I hate labels. It's just people can't get over the question: "Why don't you do more with the guys? There has to be something behind it." Everyone seems to know the answer. But why can't it just be? I'm a straight, confident guy that will let a guy give him head—and I'm ok with it. No labels here and I think my FANS can see that.

QC: You've said that your favorite gay porn star is Tommy D. What do you like about him?

CODY: Tommy D is my fave because he is my friend. He is an amazing guy. He did my first scene with me—that's huge. He really puts it down too. Tommy can Fuck—he always makes 'em cum. And we share a lot in life.

QC: Since you have both male and female fans, do you approach your gay or straight scenes differently?

CODY: Yes, I approach them different. I always am thankful and kind, but I like to hump girls. I know that sounds horrible but... Yeah, if you're a hot fan, I'd probably want to fuck you. (smiles)

QC: Even though you've done more with a guy than most of our straight friends would be comfortable with, you still get a lot of flack for not doing more with the men in your videos. Do the negative comments ever get to you?

CODY: I try not to let the haters get to me, but I'm human and some seem to find their way in a little. I'll think about it here and there, but I know the world is filled with haters—it's all motivation in the end.

QC: Though you've acknowledged that you enjoy getting head from a gay guy, you've also said you're more likely to put on a strap-on then ever blow a guy yourself. We understand setting personal limits, but what would it take for you to loosen this rule? We're sure tons of prospective subscribers and fans would gladly repay you for your adventurousness!

CODY: When it comes to me pushing my limits I have to be really comfortable. It takes a special person and I haven't worked with her in awhile. But in comfort like that, I might do anything.

More about Cody's off-camera sex life, the secret behind his neck tattoo, and the one thing he'd change about the porn industry... after the jump!

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The idea for this interview started at 2009's GAYVNs. I was lucky enough to sit two rows behind a very handsome, Scott Tanner. While I've enjoyed his porn quite a bit in the past, it was his strikingly handsome (dare I say Bond-esque, 007 good looks) in a jacket and a tie that raised my... interest. That night was magic for him as well, he and the rest of the Raging Stallion crew won a ton of awards for "To The Last Man." And quite frankly, this movie was technically and cinematically spectacular. It also was sexy as fuck with some damned good cum-producing scenes.

I wasn't sure how warm Scott Tanner would be to doing an interview with me. But I found him surprisingly unassuming, easy to talk to and funny as hell. Everything was great, until my account on Facebook got deleted without any warning. That's right, I lost every bit of the conversation we'd had. Oh, the devastation!

Trust me, there is nothing more embarrassing than writing a great porn stud, and saying, "Umm, you know that interview we started..."

Amazingly, Scott Tanner shrugged it off and said, "LOL... I'm here. Let's try again..."

Okay, I've gotta ask the pressing rumor about you at the moment: What happened to your eye? Sister Roma is claiming she threw battery acid in your eye! Would you like to set the record straight?

Roma and I have been friends for a few years now and we have become staples in the San Francisco gay community. Sometimes it can be a fight for attention when we are together. Recently, we went to a comedy show that was headlined by one of our friends and another local gay celebrity, Ali Mafi. He put me in the beginning of his act and I think it really got to Roma and she was so angry that she didn't get the attention she thought she deserved... so she took matters into her own hands.

Seriously though, I LOVE Roma, we were headed to see Ali Mafi perform. It was a very windy evening in San Francisco and some street trash blew into my face. Apparently a small piece of metal got lodged in my cornea. It was totally random and ridiculous. (I know!)... and Roma is actually innocent (sorta). It's been a nightmare and very uncomfortable, but I will be well soon enough. I just have to sport this patch for a little while.

So, you're telling me it was a sequin off of her habit? Typical. (Actually, I love Sister Roma so much too! She's got a good heart. It's a dirty one, but good. And that's what makes her joking online so funny.)

So how long does the doc say you have to sport the pirate look?

I have to wear the eyepatch until at least Monday.

Didn't you just finish shooting a new film the week before? (Phew! Talk about close timing... that would have been awful.)

Yeah. I just finished a film called, "Dirty" with Falcon/Mustang that starred myself, Ty LeBeouf, Blu Kennedy and a bunch of other guys... some of them pretty new. It's going to be a really great movie. The location was beautiful and my scene with Blu was amazing! We had a lot of fun filming it and I can't wait to see the end result.

Oooh. Blu. He's so damned sexy too. The two of you paired up sounds like some red-hot porn goodness. I can't wait!

Yes, we have known each other for years, but never really even brought up the idea of working together. We would run into each other here and there. We definitely had chemistry though and I never watch my scenes, but I am eager to see this one!

Hey, how long is a shoot typically on location. Is it a lot of waiting around in between your scenes or does time go fast?

There is A LOT of waiting. When you are shooting on location, whether it be inside or out, you have a lot of variables to deal with. Being that you are not in your home studio, you have to constantly reset lights, move locations at the last minute, due to sunlight or clouds or scheduling conflicts. And if one thing falls out of place in the schedule, then everyone scrambles to put it back together.

How do you occupy your time while waiting to film your scene? Do you take a book, an iPod or possibly cross-stitch patterns?

I talk a lot. And at this stage in the game, I know most of the models and the crew and everyone from the studios, so I tend to spend my time catching up with everyone. If not that, I work out.

I totally agree, it pays off to just catch up with everyone and be friendly, versus just being there for the job and watching the minutes tick by. So, with all of this experience in porn, what's the craziest thing you've spent your porn money on?

Ummm, I don't know! I don't really spend my money on crazy things. I spend it like anyone would with their paycheck. My money goes toward life... and making it better for myself and the people I love.

Very practical and wise. We should all be that way.

Well, I can't apologize for being practical!

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Summers in Austin, Texas mean 100-degree days and sweaty students ambling around the University. Everyone in Austin's in decent shape and seemingly eager to strip off the hot weather to settle in with some buds and cold beer. So we were thankful when Bryan Ockert, founder of ChaosMen.com, brought his boys to the air-conditioned comfort of Charlie's, the city's oldest gay bar. It's a place where you can see old bikers and drag queens playing pool under a televised baseball game while fraternity boys do strip karaoke in the adjoining bar.

Despite the flagging economy, Bryan just finished his 14-month renovation on ChaosMen's new studios near Austin. He was all too happy to invite QueerClick to his Charlie's soiree. Not only did he help our star-struck interviewer pull away the boys for a little one-on-one, but he also provided some goodies that we'll give away IN A CONTEST STARTING LATER TODAY!

While at Charlie's, the ChaosMen danced, drank and smoked with bar patrons, took photos, got bills tucked deep into their waistbands, cheerily signied books and DVDs, and even took some time to play a boxing game in the back—our interviewer was there to capture the action!

Admittedly, our interviewer felt a little nervous talking with Teo because Teo's just his type. He's spilled a lot of seed watching him and once Teo was up-close in skimpy black briefs with a glitter red guitar on the butt, our boy could barely contain himself. However, Teo was warm and affectionate, constantly smiling and blowing kisses to his fellow ChaosMen and other bar patrons during the interview.

QC: What's the best thing about working in porn?

Teo: Working for Bryan. He makes you feel real comfortable so it doesn't even seem like a job.

QC: What's the worst thing? (NOTE: All the ChaosMen initially answered this question with some variation on "there isn't one" which is crap. No matter how awesome your job is, there's gotta be at least one downside. Even at QueerClick, someone has to clean up after Toby).

Teo: Hmmm... bottoming, I guess. It was uncomfortable the first couple of times because I hadn't done it before. But it's gotten easier as it's gone on. I'm open though to fooling around with a guy. It's all human. The only difference between kissing a guy and a girl is a little bit of peach fuzz (he says while rubbing his cheek).

QC: How do you feel about barebacking, personally or as a career choice?

Teo: If you're tested regularly like we are, then I feel it's safe. I know it's not always safe. I wouldn't do it with a guy I never met. But if there's trust and you've both been tested, then it's OK. Plus, there's a little more money in it, so... (laughs)

QC: What are you boys gonna do at the sauna later?

Teo: I don't know. It's like the mystery box. You never know what's gonna be inside the mystery box!

QC: Do you have any message for your fans?

Teo: Thanks for supporting me through everything. I'm gonna do my best to get in great shape and hit it hard... no pun intended.

Check out Teo's QC Fan Page.

Interviews with the three other ChaosMen, plus a boxing game, after the jump!

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What can we say? We love Leo! His amazing body, rugged good looks, and enormous cock! No wonder we chose him as the QueerClick 2008 Man of the Year and no wonder that our very own QColumnist Steve Prince fell in love when they met at the Cybersocket Awards.

Leo actually seemed a bit agitated during our interview, possibly because he'd just gotten back from NYC and felt tired. If you've been following the porn mega-star, you can appreciate why. Though he's a Randy Blue exclusive who became a star seemingly overnight, Leo considers himself a bit over-exposed and his fame a double-edged sword. We discussed the biz, barebacking, bisexuality, and his possible retirement over the phone. He's a quick talker and his voice made us melt into a gooey puddle. Hot!

You won QueerClick 2009 Man of the Year. What do you think contributed most to your rapid rise to fame in the porn industry? There are other handsome musclemen out there with big dicks, so while that's certainly helpful, that can't be the only reason you're so popular, right?

It's probably my personality, I'm humble and just so down-to-earth, I try to have a good attitude. Take the cover for Mustang's Red Light, for instance. They had to choose a cover model and they went for me, even though there were other guys who had been around longer who wanted it, they decided to give it to me. I also won Best New Web Performer of the Year at the GayVN Awards. At QueerClick, there was a couple things said after I got Man of the Year about me doing bareback. Y'know, some movies I did. I actually got on there and said nothing's been done in over six months. Though I also had some fan response that was pretty positive as well.

To be honest, what most people don't wanna hear, what no one can believe is that I applied a year ago to Corbin Fisher, Sean Cody, and some other places, and the only one who wanted me at the time was Jake Cruise. Nobody wanted me at the time but they did a month later. But doing bareback on Jake Cruise got my foot in the door. I did it, and in all honesty, the bad comments are from people who always have negative things to say if they see any star.

There's a lot of people that do bareback and a lot of people that don't and who are very partial on the fact they'll look down upon you. Some people in the biz won't work with you if you've done bareback. I'm exclusive now, so now there's a little interest from other studios. It's a numbers thing to be honest. I generate so much revenue now that a lot of studios wanna work with me, but they don't all wanna pay.

Rumor is that you used to be a fireman or a policeman before you got your start in porn. Is there any truth to that rumor? And what do you think about the whole "men in uniform" fetish, especially since firemen and policemen have been idolized so much after 9-11?

I guess I'll say yes. To be honest I've never been a cop, but I was a fireman for six months. It's idolized, but they dont make that much. It's hard to live in NYC and be a fireman.

Did you ever rescue anybody or get a cat out of a tree?

I did a couple of rescues, but no major fires. I never had to put my life in danger unfortunately. (Laughs)

What are your feelings about sex versus intimacy in your work? Are you always acting in your scenes or do you feel like some of your work has genuine intimacy? What creates chemistry between you and another male actor?

It's not always very intimate because there's hundreds of people in the room, cameras, and often you have to pay attention to angles and positioning. There is some intimacy, but all the positions and everyone involved, it reduces it. And you can't just go off and do anything on your own. There's directors that have a way they want to see it, so you can't always do what you want.

And chemistry... it can vary because of the person or the setting.

Can you think of a particular scene that was more intimate or not so much?

Nah, I don't know. I did a movie called "Burning Desire" where there was a bathrub and champagne. It was a lot more involved than just a couch. That felt more intimate, I guess. [As for bad scenes,] to be honest, I dunno. I guess I've been fortunate to work with good actors so I've never come across any bad scene.

Would you fuck the hell out of our QC columnist Steve Prince if he promised to write a column about it the week after?

No. I don't wanna do pro-bono work.

We've raised money...

I'm also under contract and I don't know if he's gonna be filming with cameras or anything. If he's writing about it, I'll probably get sued.

More bisexuality, Randy Blue, and butt sex after the jump!

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We've been huge fans of Kurt Wild since he first appeared in a Corbin Fisher solo vid. Since then, he's arguably become the most ambitious young man in gay pornography today: he's worked for Chaos Men, College Dudes 24/7, Jake Cruise, Men Machine, and recently transitioned to directing for Angel Slut Garden. He's not only a chiseled and sensuous young performer with a beercan cock and awesome bottoming talents, but also devoted to his ever-expanding fan base and to his family. Yes, Kurt's a married family man with a wife and kids. Though some porn fans hate gay-for-pay actors, Kurt's publicly spoken in support of gays and has faced discrimination for his doing gay porn. We spoke with Kurt about balancing work and family, his best on-screen fuck, his recent appearance on The Tyra Banks Show, and topping Jake Cruise.

QC: Marriages can be tough enough without an unorthodox job and extra-marital gay sex. How do you balance your work with your wife?

KW: I'm only working about 8 days a month, I'm around to help raise the kids. She supports me like my mom; she does too. But definitely the martial sex between us is totally different [from porno sex]. For one, you're not focused on work—the angles and the lighting. It's sensual versus erotic, sexual, lustful stuff. Surprisingly [when she found out I did gay porn], we didn't really fight about it... When I go on trips [for porn shoots] we don't really talk about it a whole lot. I just used to do trips and come back... at that point she knew I was doing porn, but she didn't know I was doing gay porn. And when I finally told her... it got a different reaction. She didn't cry about it or anything. She finally just said whatever, my doing gay porn was actually better than my having sex with women. She knows I don't get personal gain having sex with other guys. I used to do bi and straight scenes, but I don't anymore. She gets along with the whole gay issue but if I brought women into it, she'd probably feel awkward and insecure about it too. For me, if she was having sex with girls, that'd be one thing... but if it was guys. When I go on a shoot, I usually let her know who I'm working with, where I'm going to be, numbers to call. Mostly for her peace of mind... as long as she knows where I'm at, she'll feel a little bit safer. There's respect and everything.

QC: Though you're married and refuse to label yourself as gay or bi, what do you think about your on-screen sexual chemistry with other men? Is it just natural male intimacy taken to a physical level or do you find the chemistry between you and other guys markedly different from your chemistry with a woman?

KW: With another guy it's... y'know, everyone has their own opinions on who's good looking and who has good qualites about them versus somebody who doesn't take care of themseslves and has a crappy personality. Typically for me, "chemistry" means a good personality, a good open-mindedness. They don't have to be the best looking guy. Sex is sex. I've actually watched porn where girls aren't that good looking but the porn turns me on. Its just aura chemistry vs. physical chemistry. If I can relate to (my scene partner) in more ways than one, then I'm usually going to have a good scene with them. I've worked with a lot of cocky assholes (laughs). Companies look at pictures of me and other men and think "You've got chemistry," but they don't even know what chemistry is. They think they know, but they don't.

Some of my best on-screen chemistry was actually with one of the guys who wasn't necessarily the best looking: Cory Flynt. He did really, really well with the scene; like awesomely well and I didn't expect it. But once he... he was so open-minded that we both just opened up and did it. He just didn't choose to go with the preppy look like most of the guys that I work with with. If you compare him with a lot of preppy guys out there that I've worked with, in my opinion he didn't have the "chemistry look," he had the chemistry. He had never done (porn) before. College Guys 24/7 was his first scene, I think, and I dunno he just seemed ... he didn't seem like he got into porn as much as he did into writing music. I guess it was just something in the back of his mind that he waned to do. And I actually enjoyed the scene because I didn't expect to get as much out of him as I did, being a new guy and not having the typical look. It may sound mean but it's not.... normally everytime I work with guys on, it looks like they have this clean cut look, their hair is preppy looking, their clothes are preppy looking... and this guy proved them wrong. He proved that you don't have to look preppy, dress a certain way and look a certain way to have the best performance inside you and bring it out.

QC: Do you ever eroticize guys outside of acting?

KW: It's just kinda a part of being porn-fry, you're so used to being open-minded and sexual on camera that you find yourself doing it off-camera. But you control it so that you're a respectful guy and not a horn dog. On occasion I'll see a pretty girl and think "Oh wow, that'd be great." Or I'll be watching a porn and thinking about 'Oh I'd like to do that.' A female fan sent me a letter telling me a scene she'd like to see and I was thinking about how it'd look on film. Most of the time when I'm watching adult film, I get into it. I actually really get into it. I look at it and think "Wow that's really good. How would I shoot that?"

QC: I read in a September 2008 justusboys interview that you're working on constructing the perfect porn fantasy and becoming multi-orgasmic. What is the perfect fantasy and how does one work on becoming multi-orgasmic?

KW: At this point, I'd rather (my fantasy) didn't get posted because I don't want people to steal it. But it has a forest type background like you'd see in San Francisco—the California woodlands; a mystical tree covered with white moths that make it look white—I'd like to get that sort of mystical look with an HD camera and shoot the actual fucking near a green screen. I'd want it to look like a high budget movie that's not high budget.

I'd go where there's a waterfall and a little bridge where the scene takes place. I'd want to catch all the mist from the waterfall on their bodies, the beads of water collecting on their bodies and rolling down, rolling down their faces while kissing, licking all the way down to get oral. It's just a really kinky fantasy, like, literally a fantasy. I don't mean a fantasy like "it's my fantasy to get fucked by women today," and not "fantasy" as in unicorns... it'd be hard to get unicorns as a background.

(As for becoming multi-orgasmic), sometimes I won't let my cock go down at all. After I have an orgasm, I'll work myself up to an orgasm right after. You're already there, just think of another thing hot right after. If I just change position enough, I can help myself for the second (orgasm) by fingering myself: it's all in the prostate. A lot of people cum and they take an hour or two to cum again. But me, it'll take two minutes. I'm good at cumming on cue. I think a person learns how to get edged in their video without cumming... if you've edged for that long and have been turned on for that long, then it's a lot easier to be turned on again. Watch a porn, try to go for a second one right away, as soon as you've cum; I've had it before where I immediately go again, just back-to-back.

QC: What's something you think a lot of people don't know about porno movies or doing porn?

KW: That's an answer a lot of us don't want to answer because it makes us sound really fake. The people who walk out their back doors and film everyday, like ourselves and Brent Corrigan... well there's a lot of people out there who actually give a shit about the work. Then there's a lot of people, they just basically put their ass on the set, spread their legs, put some makeup on and they make the sounds and it's boring to them. And I've never understood how that goes, where possibly your favorite porn star is just a really pretty person who decided to fake enjoying all the sex. Yeah, they're getting penetrated, but they're still faking it, and I've never really understood that. I don't want you to think that all porn's fake because that's not true. I may add a little bit into (my scenes) but that's because I'm in to it. There's not fake moans and groans because what would be the point of that?

Also I never knew how (porn) actually came together. I always thought it was shot straight through like everyone else does. You have to sit, take breaks, it takes 3 hours to film 15 or 20 minutes, because the directors and producers want a lot more to choose from when they put it all togeher. Now I always want to see what they throw out. And all that extra stuff you do on set that you thought was going in the film and it wasn't.

There's a rumor going around that 70% of gay porn actors have HIV... and if that's true, then the straight porn world's gotta be a lot worse. I hear a lot of people test for the actual virus rather than the antibodies that appear before. Back in the 90's all these straight porn companies thought they tested so well and then a lot of people caught it. There was this outbreak because who knows what they were doing between shoots. Everybody needs to fous on safety first and everyone needs to get tested over and over again like I do. It's just a fear factor; we all work together and if one of us gets it, then a lot of us will have it too.

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There's no denying that the members of Team Orange have some of the best jobs in the world. Apart from seeing porn videos and photos throughout each day, 365 days a year, there are times that we have the chance to chat with some porn stars as well. Some time ago we contacted the Argentinean porno star Adam Champ, a Colt exclusive, for an exclusive QueerClick interview. Apart from all the stunning physicality that we know so well, Adam's also a smart guy and very romantic. What wouldn't we give to spend a night in bed with Adam and his partner Carlo Masi...

How did you get into porn? Describe your first scene and what you felt while recording.

For a little over 3 years, the recruiter at Colt Studios sent me an e-mail inviting me to join the big family of Colt icons. Back then I lived in NYC, but I rejected the proposal because I had no interest in doing porn. I moved to Mexico City and they contacted me again. I denied their proposal again until they finally convinced me.
My first scene was very funny, I thought it would only be the other model, the director, cameraman, and myself. But once on set, they had more than 20 people. I felt a little scared, but I had no shame. It was all very natural and super fast. It was for the movie Waterbucks 2, on a pool deck during the month of July in Sacramento. It was very hot and nowhere was comfortable. I remember, I almost raped my scene partner and the director John Rutherford asked me more than once, "Wait, you haven't done porn before? Because it's really easy to work with you."


Of your films, which is your favorite?

I like them all, but Naked Muscles, The New Breed—the scene from 2 years ago with Carlo Masi, my boyfriend—occupies a huge place in my heart since we started our relationship the day before we began shooting, which a lot of people were against.

When do you think you'll leave porn?

While I have no definite idea, I think I'll stay close to the adult entertainment world in one form or another. In fact, I have several projects but I'd rather keep them secret for now.

How did you meet Carlo Massi, your current partner? Have you done any scenes with him? How do you handle jealousy in your relationship?

I met Carlo during the shooting of my first scene, the connection we made during our first meeting made quite an impact. We had lots of contact, but both knew that it was impossible to keep a relationship until, after a lot of time thinking and talking via MSN, we decided to have sex first and then be together. I implied that Carlo should move to San Francisco with me. 
We made the motorcycle scene for the film Naked Muscles, and we accompany each other on photo shoots, but not when we have to shoot a scene with another model.
With respect to jealousy, we're deeply jealous and possessive of each other. It's an issue that takes time to process. but we've talked about it and agree that we shouldn't be jealous while filming a movie.

Do you have any sexual fetishes or fantasies? What's an ideal night of sex like for you? (with one guys, lots of guys, place, etc...)

I really like to look at myself when having sex and also on film. I like to have many mirrors in the room to see all angles of the action. 

A night on the beach would be ideal, having wine or champagne with Carlo, looking over the sea and the stars, making love again and again. In fact, we've already done this, but I'd love to repeat it.

Is there anything you wouldn't do in bed or on stage?

I don't like group sex scenes, they've never really interested me. Not even being around a group scene.

What other porn stars (past or present) would you like to make a scene with?

Hmmm... this question caused some shouting from Carlo. Tom Katt seems impressive as well as Caesar. Also, I really admire Franco Corelli.

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If you don't know who RJ Danvers is, you've been missing out on some serious (hairy) hotness. RJ burst onto the adult scene last summer, becoming Raging Stallion's youngest exclusive star, and capturing the love of many porn admirers. In addition to being one sexy power bottom, he looks fab in a QC tee! He's also trying to break into mainstream modeling by entering the VMan.com Ford Model Search and is currently ranked #3. Vote for him here.

QueerClick recently sat down with Mr. Danvers to learn more about his life outside porn, experience in the adult industry and future plans.

QUEERCLICK: You were robbed again! First the GayVN Awards failed to recognize you, now you've been shut out of the Grabbys. Is it a conspiracy or is the industry just that clueless?

RJ DANVERS: Haha. I'm starting to believe it's a conspiracy! I was really bummed out about the GayVN's and I guess I got my hopes up for the Grabbys, but ya know, I guess it just wasn't my year. I'm gonna take it with a grain of salt, and just be happy for my buddies that got noms: Noah Driver, Luke Hass and Justin Christopher in particular. I guess the only real dissapointment that I had about it was the chance to be nominated for Best Newcomer at either award show, but it's not that big of a deal. I'm having a blast just making the movies, and so that's pay off enough. And all I have to say about next year's awards is to wait and see my scene in Jock Itch with Josh West... it's absolutely stellar!

QC: You're simultaneously juggling college with a high profile porn career. How do you do it?

RJ: Raging Stallion has been really great about scheduling my shoots around my school schedule. I go to school Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in a really conservative, Christian Reformed area of West Michigan. Getting the chance to jet out of here and spend a few days in California is amazing. It always seems right when I can't take any more of the barns, corn fields and red necks is right when I get a break and get to film a movie! But either way, I'm always doing homework on the planes, and my professors are cool about it... I'm just running out of excuses to go out of town... you can only claim your grandma died so many times before they start to wonder :-)

QC: You recently shot a scene with Damien Crosse. The world is dying to know: how does he fuck?

RJ: Damien was incredible. There is some really really hot stuff in that scene. The oral is amazing. Basically, I just service Damien for a good long while before he gets in my ass for some brutal fucking. And he is basically what you see in the movies : a total animal in the sack. My favorite position is something the camera guys at Raging have dubbed "the piledriver", and Damien definitely drilled me hard in that one. I can't wait to see it on camera! There was some very hot stuff going on when the camera's weren't rolling too, like Damien helping me get to my "spot" right before my cum shot, but that was just between the two of us. :-)

QC: What's next in your porn career? Do you think you'll be in porn for a long time or are you just in it until you start a non-adult job after college?

RJ: I've actually had some long talks with Chris Ward about keeping my entire career with Raging Stallion. I actually couldn't be happier with that. They've really treated me like family since I started working with them and I think it would feel weird if I ever worked for a different studio. As far as what's next, I just want to take it to the highest level it can take me. I see myself sticking around for as long as the industry will have me. I'm young enough that I can probably turn this into a Madonna-esque carreer, and reinvent myself continuously down the road. That's what I see myself doing. Reinventing myself and keeping everyone on their toes :-) I try to make something different in every movie... be it the hair on my head, my facial hair, the positions... I want there to be something new and exciting in every project I work on.

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QC's Spanish Editor Rick recently spoke with mega-hottie Francesco D'Macho about his porn work, dating in the business, cooking, and sex on the beach. An Italian native, Francesco has become a well-known Hot House star over the past year. The Spanish translation is available on QC Español, the English below.

QC: How did you ended up doing porn?

Francesco: Well, my ex-boyfriend, Felipe Romano, was working in the industry... He used to work for Falcon and I had the chance to look at the industry and how it is like. I was very jealous with all the attention he was getting and he was also making a lot of money, so I decided, "I can do it too." Then my best friend Martin Mazza [QC Link], who is Spain, said "why don't you try? I received emails from some companies and they saw your pictures, they are offering this amount of money". So I got in touch with Hot House... after two weeks I was in California shooting my first movie. And then my company offered me an exclusive that I signed, so then I found myself as a porn actor one day (laughing) and then rest is history.

Did you get nervous on your first scene?

I was very nervous, yes. My first experience was in the movie "Black" from Hot House, a leather movie. Initially I was supposed to be in the movie for only one scene but I ended up in another scene because the director said "I can not believe this is your first time doing it, you are very good and you are very natural, you know exactly what to do" and honestly, when I look at it now the first scene I can tell that I was very nervous. Everybody told me and I was doing great and everything, but I don't like it, it's not my favorite movie.

And for how long have you been doing it?

Very short. Many people don't realize that, but I did my first movie in June 2006, so it's just over one year and four months. I've done seven movies so far and every movie it's being better than the last. My last movie is "Jock Strap" from Hot House, and I saw a little bit of it and it's my favorite movie.

How do you deal with people on the streets who recognize you? How do they react to you?

Here in Europe they don't. In Europe there's a different market for porn. I live in Madrid, Spain, and everybody knows me. I live in the gay area, I go to shopping, I go to the gym, occasionally to clubs... so I know a lot of people here, they used to see me around, so it's not like a big deal. When I go to United States is different, there is a different market. If you go to San Francisco you will find big posters on the streets and literally if you go to Castro, porn stars are celebrities. I used to go to San Francisco with my ex-boyfriend François Sagat [QC Link] and people used to stop us, they wanted to take a picture and everything. It was always very nice. But, I must say that the most of attention that I get is through my website, e-mails, Myspace.

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Joan Crisol is one of the biggest photographers in Spain (and Europe). His works are currently published in more than 20 magazines around the globe, including: Zero (half of the covers from 2006 and 2007), Rolling Stone (USA), Primera Línea, Kontack (Swiss), Interviu, Manner (Germany), Pirate, and Playboy. Joan uses the erotic universe as inspiration for all of his photos, as well as taking the best of his models, making them feel beautiful, erotic and desired. Even with a busy agenda, Joan had time to give QC Español an exclusive interview. Select portions have been translated below.

What inspires you?

I've always wanted to look at the hidden character that each one of us have inside. I'm a bit of psychologist, voyeur and sadomasochist. That makes me feel like the way to take out the nastiest things of each model. Let's not be hypocrites, we all love sex and we all love to feel sexy.

What is your relationship with the model you are working with?

My best feature is taking off the clothes of a person who has never been nude before. The results are a thousand times better, and you can see that the photos are a thousand times nastier than a hardcore porn. The most important thing is to make them feel like they are the most beautiful and sexiest person on the planet.

How often do you visit Queer Click?

Almost everyday, I like to be up to date.

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