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| by Dave Michaels |
April 13, 2000
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"Houston: On a Mission From God to Break Record"
After a recent appearance on the Howard Stern show, Houston returned to California to begin a 45 day stay in Ventura County Jail for Driving Under the Influence.
We ran into Houston on a recent Metro shoot and asked her about her stay in the hoosgow.
What sort of unimaginable activity did Houston participate in every day while locked up in the Ventura cooler? Reading the Bible.
Houston told us that she passed the time by reading the Bible and attending the county jail church facility. Now that she is out, she is looking for a local parish that she can regularly attend without the religious persecution that will come when word of what she does for a living leaks out.
"Lee Looking For New Home Video Co-star"
Jenna Jameson's designated spokesperson, Wicked Pictures PR rep Joy King, emphatically denies that Jenna has hooked up with rocker Tommy Lee. While King does not deny that the ex-husband of Baywatch beauty Pamela Anderson
showed up at a recent Vegas show that Jenna was appearing in, she does say that it went no further than that.
While Jenna is still separated from ex-hubby Brad Armstrong, she appeared at
the recent CES convention with a new, young boy-toy in tow during her time on
the floor.
"Mimi Miyagi To Be Mommy Miyagi"
Fan favorite and internet goddess Mimi Miyagi has announced that she is in her third trimester of pregnancy.
The voluptuous asian actress has retired from adult movies and has focused
her attention on developing her web site.
This is the first pregnancy for Mimi and her husband. Mimi has noted that having a child will not prevent her from her web site duties.
The actress plans to get back into top physical condition following having
the baby and will then continue to do photo sets for the website.
"MTV Bans Porn Documentary"
The New York Post reports that MTV executives have issued an edict banning
the re-airing of a documentary on the adult film industry.
Hosted by MTV reporter Tabitha Soren, the special, which went behind the scenes of several adult video shoots in the Los Angeles area, aired originally on October 7th with plans to replay the controversial expose the following week.
According to the Post's PAGE SIX column, "One of the MTV network suits saw
it, thought it was too raunchy and wanted it pulled".
Representatives from MTV acknowledged that the show will not air again, but denied that the decision was based upon suggestions from higher-ups within the company.
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