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October 24, 2007

Auditions 20: Trey Rexx & Nick Moretti

There's mutual piss drinking in " Auditions 20: Florida Part 2" courtesy of the scene between muscle studs Trey Rexx (below left) and Nick Moretti (below right). Like nipple pinching? That's in this scene too. And flip-flop fucking. And mutual cum-eating. And, well, just watch the damn thing! It's hot!

Lucas Entertainment members can watch the whole scene here!

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• Full Trey Rexx Gallery
• Full Nick Moretti Gallery

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October 23, 2007

Some photos from the Venus Expo in Berlin...

Even in Berlin, there are protesters!

Our booth had our posters everywhere.

I met many of my European fans at the expo, including one couple who brought my cover of the German magazine dschungel to sign.

This older German straight couple spent a LOT of time at the latex booth across from us. It was hilarious.

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Auditions 20: Dallas Reeves & Michael Lucas

My scene in "Auditions 20: Florida Part 2" features blond twink Dallas Reeves (below left). Dallas has a great body and face, and he has a go tonguing my ass before I turn around and stick my dick in his mouth. After some 69ing and toe-sucking, we fuck. At the end, I have him sit on my face as I pop my load.

Lucas Entertainment members can watch the whole scene here!

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October 17, 2007

Update from Europe

Hey Guys!

Sorry for hardly any updates in the past week... I am in Europe, where I just finished 2 new "Cruising Budapest" movies in Hungary. One of them, Part 6, will be with Brian Bodine. I brought him along and gave him 2 scenes, one with the Mangiati twins and the other with the beautiful Flavio Valentino.

Now I am in Germany for the Venus Erotic Expo. I will be here until Monday and then will be flying to Los Angeles for a gay webmaster retreat.

I will try to make more updates next week when I am back in the States.

With all my love from Europe,
-Michael

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October 15, 2007

Auditions 20: Eli Duran & Eric Cordova

Auditions 20: Florida Part 2 has plenty of cum facials. Just check out the scene with hard-bodied hotties Eli Duran (below left) and Eric Cordova (below right).

Following plenty of 69ing, rimming, and good ol’ cocksucking, Eric tops Eli and rams away until the cum flies... and gets on someone's face!

Lucas Entertainment members can watch the whole scene here!

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October 10, 2007

Lucas Exclusives BEN ANDREWS and JONATHAN VARGAS featured in Time Out New York's SEX ISSUE!

In case you didn't see our exclusive models Ben Andrews and Jonathan Vargas in the Sex Issue of last week's Time Out New York, here's the cover image featuring Ben and the full racy pic that was under the flap. Hot, right? (Don't worry... our boys didn't go full on with the girls. It was all in playful fun for a sexy "fantasies" modeling shoot!)

Click on the pics to read the stories and to see more hot images from the shoot!

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October 09, 2007

Auditions 20: Luke Stevens & Angelo DiMarco

Yes, we're at our 20th volume of our award-winning Auditions DVDs. I couldn't be happier over the success of this series. It continues to have a great run and launch some of our most popular stars.

Auditions 20: Florida Part 2 features even more of the scenes we filmed in Florida with some really horny guys ready and willing to show me what they can do. Lucas exclusive Luke Stevens (below left) auditions blond bad boy Angelo DiMarco (below right) in the first scene.

As you can see, Angelo gives Luke a face-full of cum. A good way to kick things off!

Lucas Entertainment members can watch the whole scene here!

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• Full Luke Stevens Gallery
• Full Angelo DiMarco Gallery

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October 04, 2007

Bad taste? No. Just a publicity stunt

So here is the deal:

On Tuesday we started filming our major production, "Gigolo,". I'm playing a hustler (surprise!) and my character gets murdered at the end of what I think will be a dark-and-moody yet juicy-and-hot drama. This movie is not just a sex flick, but a very complex feature with 45 different scenes (and only 6 are sex scenes).

I think we had a little bit of a rocky start, and not only because of all the usual difficulties that are involved in massive shoots like "Dangerous Liaisons," "Michael Lucas' La Dolce Vita," and "The Intern," with locations falling through on the days of the shoot, models missing their flights, conflicting schedules, and of course 15-hour days one after the other for 10 days straight.

The real life drama began as we started the production. We're filming scenes for the most part in reverse chronological order. Since my muder scene got filmed first, we couldn't resist sending out a press release about my "death" including a fake crime scene photo that would speak for itself. Or at least, I thought it would. It's a black and white photo of me in a phony pose on the bed, strangled. I placed a big Lucas Entertainment logo on it. The press release said, "Michael Lucas found dead in his Manhattan apartment."

We were thinking to have it out there for a couple of days, without any further commentary about it, in order to generate the buzz on the film. Well, the story became kind of messy because some people actually believed that I was really dead, and some, even though they understood it was only a publicity stunt, decided to accuse me of having really bad taste.

Apparently some people didn't get the picture that was attached to the release. They only read the release or heard about it from others. I do feel bad for those who got confused. But for those who are crucfying me for bad taste, writing about it on these idiotic blogs and calling me names, I would just say, People, lighten up. If you want to talk about bad taste in porn, there are plenty of other targets out there more worthy of your wrath than I will ever be. It seemed to me that my critics cannot concentrate on a simple fact: I was making fun of myself, not of anybody else.

Some are saying that the timing for this publicity stunt was terribly wrong. Unfortunately, I'd never heard about activist/promoter Dean Johnson before yesterday, let alone that he had just died. But even if I had, millions of people die every day. What difference does it make what industry they were working in? I'm kind of stunned that people are such militant taste purveyors, jumping with accusations in situations where their judgements are not needed, where no crime was committed, where no one's reputations were hurt, and where nothing was done in an intentionally malicious manner.

Again, I am sorry about those who thought I was really dead. I was trying to give as many reasons as possible not to believe it (as you can see below), but, well, my office now looks like a botanical garden. And trust me, I did send my sincerest apologies to those who sent their flowers, notes, and emails of condolence.

Now, to all my hysterical accusers and taste purveyors, to all the loud cicadas who are so busy unleashing their witch hunt, don't waste your energy—there will be no apologies for you.

And here's the "controversial" press release itself:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Michael Lucas' found dead in Manhattan apartment

New York, NY (October 3rd, 2007) -- The body of Lucas Entertainment founder and CEO Michael Lucas was found last night in his Manhattan apartment.

Authorities released the photo below of the crime scene.

No additional information has been released. Stay tuned for further developments.

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October 02, 2007

NY Blade column: Gay Left’s Soft Spot for Islamo-Facists

Why didn’t gays protest the Iranian president’s visit to Columbia so-called University?

By Michael Lucas
Friday, September 28, 2007
http://nyblade.com/2007/9-28/viewpoint/opinion/islamo.cfm

I AM DISAPPOINTED that the United States did not act with more vigor against Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s illicit visit to our shores. In the gay community’s wan reaction to it, though, I find an absolutely vomitous apathy.

I certainly hope that nobody reading this is unaware of how gays in Iran are deprived of their rights. But just in case, I’ll give a crash course in one paragraph: Under Iran’s Islamic theocratic government, if two men “stand naked under one cover without any necessity,” both are punished with up to 99 lashes. If a man kisses another “with lust,” the punishment is 60 lashes. Anal intercourse is punishable by death. Dear readers; how many times would you have been put to death by now if you lived in Iran? By law, the Iranian press can only mention homosexuality in the negative. Imagine that please. It is illegal in Iran for a positive word to be published about any topic whatsoever related in any way to homosexuality. Think how you would feel if you had to live in such a place.

So now I ask; what would a homophobic foreign monster have to do to get New York City’s gay community to protest his visit here? I was on the Columbia University campus at the time of Ahmadinejad’s visit. I saw Jewish protestors, I saw conservative protestors, but I did not see any gay protestors. Where was Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation in all this? We are talking about a monster who thinks people of the same sex deserve to die if they have anal intercourse with each other.

Ahmadinejad got a long ovation from portions of the Columbia audience. We should give some thought to who was doing the applauding. Were they homophobes who support the idea that sodomy should be punishable by death? Or were they perhaps Muslim students who not only support that idea but also believe the entire world should be subjected to Sharia law?

I hope you noticed that this dangerous charade took place at Columbia so-called University. Some American voices were saying that the most important issue involved was that of free speech. Ahmadinejad has already shown us the regard he has for free speech. Though he did nothing substantial to condemn Muslim violence and lunacy that resulted when a Denmark paper printed an editorial cartoon of Mohammed, he did support an Iranian newspaper’s “International Holocaust Cartoon Competition.” The event made fun of the Holocaust, allegedly to “denounce Western hypocrisy on the freedom of speech.”

I’m all for denouncing hypocrisy. The Holocaust cartoons came and went. Not one non-Muslim anywhere committed an act of violence over them. Not one. Yet Ahmadinejad did not say anything to the effect of “I was wrong. The West really IS dedicated to free speech.” What he did instead was to make the Holocaust cartoon contest an annual event. So why is it that we aren’t hearing about an annual Mohammed cartoon contest in Denmark? Can you imagine what would be going on if plans for one were made?

IN WHAT’S REFERRED to as “The West,” Muslim extremists demand tolerance but they do not reciprocate it. Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh made a film called “Submission” about the abuses against women in Islamic countries; shortly afterward he was slaughtered by a Muslim in the streets of Amsterdam. Wonder why no other Dutch filmmakers are touching the topic? Europeans are being robbed of their freedom of speech. You’d think we’d be concerned about that in the United States. Who is even making a peep about it?

And before the Holocaust cartoon contest, Ahmadinejad held what was supposedly a scholarly conference on Holocaust history. Where are the scholarly papers from that conference? What peer review of them has been published? Does the scholarship presented at that Holocaust conference meet the academic standards that Columbia University requires of its professors and students? These questions are rhetorical, but they are urgently relevant. It is not appropriate for a university to invite as a speaker somebody who advances ideas as though they were facts but then cannot back up his assertions with verifiable documentation.

The quote that Columbia invited Ahmadinejad because bin-Laden wasn’t available has gained currency quickly, but it would be more to the point to say they did so because neither Pinocchio nor Pee-Wee Herman in character was available. Columbia University should have more respect for its own intellectual heritage than to invite so shabby a scholar as Ahmadinejad to speak on its campus.

Millions of our tax dollars were spent on Ahmadinejad’s security while he was in New York City. God forbid that anything bad should happen to him. This man is a murderer of innocent gay people, yet his safety is paid for with your tax dollars. What is wrong with that picture?

Why was there not a huge contingent of gay protestors manifesting their outrage against this infamy? Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci, in her valiant support of human rights worldwide, would get sickened by people like those at Columbia who play Useful Fools for tyrants, and also by those who remained apathetic when they should have spoken up loud and clear for what is right.

This week, I was sickened by the gay community. I have in the past noted when large contingents of gay people participated in demonstrations against Israel. Where were those LGBT people when this murderer and oppressor of gays in Iran stood on his soapbox at Columbia University?

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