Ron Jeremy is such a star! Look at this eager college kid needing to be barred from the stage like a band groupie. It must be the Hawaiian shirt.

“Humor is easily the star of “The Great Porn Debate” but Jeremy, Gross and Dust did present substantial facts for the audience. They retold stories from their lives and presented examples of friends affected by the sex industry. Some were affected by porn in a positive way, others negatively. Clearly, every speaker of the debate felt strongly in his or her beliefs.” – Sonoma State Star

With a part in “Finding Bliss,” adult movie legend Ron Jeremy is still seeking to show the world that he can do mainstream movies.

Even as “Bliss” depicts the life of an aspiring director (Leelee Sobieski) who is forced to edit adult movies for a day job, Jeremy manages to stay fully clothed on camera — while mainstream actors like Jamie Kennedy take it all off.

“In ‘Finding Bliss’ I spend my entire scene on stage in a tuxedo,” Jeremy tells PopcornBiz of the movie opening on Friday. “I actually kind of prefer it that way.”

Ron Jeremy has consulted Hollywood cast and directors during the odd foray into the adult world. On “Boogie Nights” he received a consulting credit and recalls that most every cast member sat in on one of his adult film sets to get an idea of the real world they were about to portray.

“They all showed up except for Burt Reynolds. He didn’t think he needed to,” Ron Jeremy laughs. “Julianne Moore was a good sport. She was in this small hotel room and had to keep moving out of the way of camera so she wouldn’t end up in the shot.”

He even gave consulting time to Jamie Kennedy who plays a dimwitted porn star in “Finding Bliss.”

“I gave him the ins and outs of the business,” says Ron Jeremy.

“Bliss” director Judy Davis says she wanted to give Ron Jeremy a bigger part in the movie, but he’s actually too well-known to play a adult film character other than himself. “There wasn’t a part for him, because he’s so famous,” says Davis. “He has to play himself.”

But Jeremy points to at least three films that he’s appeared in with his clothes fully intact which live on — “Detroit Rock City” (1999), “Orgasmo” (1997) and “Boondock Saints” (1999).

“These are three films I did that I kept my clothes on and they are huge films,” says Ron Jeremy. “They are cult films.”

- PopcornBiz

The old wive’s tales state that if your nose itches, your ears itch, or if your ears ring…someone is apparently talking about you in another place across the world. Ron Jeremy’s entire head must buzz constantly considering the amount people who throw his name around today. Maybe that’s the secret reason for his sometimes unkempt hairdo? Who knows.

Here are some of Ron Jeremy’s honorable mentions in this week’s media. Guess everyone really is on Ron’s dick. At least it’s a nice big place to sit ladies!

‘Sex Rehab With Dr. Drew’
Los Angeles Times
But any show that opens with the discovery and confiscation of a sex toy named after famous porn star Ron Jeremy seems content with being part of the …

The Best of New York City Horror Movies
Huffington Post (blog)
Watch For: a brief glimpse of Ron Jeremy in the crowd outside Dana’s at the end of the film. Say what you will about Ghostbusters II – when I reference 1) …

Eat People
Frederick News Post (subscription)
Chris Wolfe describes the band “the musical equivalent of Ron Jeremy.” Each band member has several bands they often refer to for inspiration or that have …

The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day to hit theaters this Friday
Gather.com
Willem Dafoe as the overtly gay, uber-sarcastic lead detective, an over-the-top mafia boss and the infamous Ron Jeremy himself as a two-bit criminal are …

‘X’ Rating for ‘Saw VI’ Is An Overreaction
Starpulse.com (blog)
… that it needs to be relegated to those dirty, back-alley places that most people associate with hourly motels and men who look like Ron Jeremy. …

He Said: Halloween College Style
Fairfield Mirror
… such as last year’s joker, Michael Vick, and the Duke Lacrosse team, but these don’t come close to boy Frank the Tank’s, Ron Jeremy outfit last year. …

A BBC3 programme in which lesbians were described as “munters” was crude and offensive, the BBC Trust’s Editorial Standards Committee (ESC) has found.

The Most Annoying People of 2008, which was broadcast in December last year, featured commentators who said female Hollywood superstars should be saved for heterosexuals and talked about ejaculating on Lohan and her then-girlfriend Samantha Ronson.

PinkNews.co.uk broke the story after the programme was branded as “gratuitously sexist and homophobic” by gay rights activist Peter Tatchell. PinkNews.co.uk reader Georgina Burns said it left her “with a bad taste” in her mouth.

The BBC initially said the programme was “irreverent” and the comments were “light-hearted fashion with no malicious intent”.

It was broadcast in two parts, with the second part of the programme listing Lohan and Ronson at number 43.

During the programme, BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Spooney said of lesbians: “Let the munters and mingers get each other. That’s cool. Nobody wants them.”

He then referred to Lohan and Ronson: “But when they’re hot and fit…you know what I mean?

“Hollywood superstars: they should be saved for guys.”

Porn actor Ron Jeremy made several explicit references to ejaculating on the couple.

The ESC found that the remarks were not editorially justified and were not suitable for broadcast. It also decided that the comments were offensive and reinforced stereotypical views about lesbians.

The decision said: “The remarks made by DJ Spoony and Ron Jeremy were crude and offensive in their targeting of Lindsay Lohan and Samantha Ronson.

“Even given the wider context of the programme as being ‘irreverent’ and focusing on the lighter side of celebrity, the committee believed these particular remarks exceeded the expectations of an audience familiar with the BBC’s broadcasting values.

“Rather than ‘sending up a common attitude adopted by heterosexual people,’ the committee believed that it appeared to reinforce stereotypical views.

“The committee concluded that these comments were offensive and made stereotypical assumptions which were not editorially justified.

“On this basis the programme was in breach of the editorial guidelines.”

Burns, the PinkNews.co.uk reader who made the complaint, said she took the issue all the way to the BBC Trust after finding that her concerns were not adequately answered.

Burns said: “I persevered because the response at the earlier stages was so unapologetic. I was told that the comments on the show were in jest and that they simply parodied narrow-minded straight , sexist men and therefore were okay. They just didn’t get it and I absolutely believed that there was a deep sexism/lesbophobia at the heart of their intransigence.

“I’m really pleased that the trust upheld the complaint. I also know that some new guidelines on taste and decency were issued while my complaint was being considered which may have affected the outcome.”

Article courtesy of PinkNews.co.uk

OH NO! Princess Peach Fuzz has been kidnapped by the evil King Erectile Dysfunction. Only Super Ronio can save her! It’s up to YOU to run, jump, and hump your way to Gawnsoft’s Castle and Bang the Princess before it’s too late!

T.J. - “Where’s your green clad brother Super Ronio?”

Super Ronio - “Fuck him, that’s my woman. He’s happy Toad is at just the right height, if you know what I mean.”

T.J. - “How do you plan on defeating Gawnsoft? He’s the King of all Erectile Dysfunction!”

Super Ronio - “Dude, look at the box cover. I throw fire…’nuff said. Not to mention the secret weapon i keep hidden in these overalls.”

T.J. - “What is your secret weapon?”

Super Ronio - “I’ll give you a clue. It’s the tallest Goomba you’ve ever seen.”

Disclaimer: Ron Jeremy is in Berlin until the end of Venus. This is purely for comedic purposes and is not a real spoof. Thank you for supporting Ron Jeremy!

Ron made an appearance at Comic Con this year to help promote “Boondock Saints 2″, and to participate in the Roast of Lloyd Kaufman. Lloyd and his partner Michael Herz founded Troma Entertainment in 1974 and began producing and distributing independent action and comedy films such as “The Toxic Avenger”, “Class of Nuke ‘Em High”, and “Terror Firmer.” Ron made a great roaster and Lloyd was very appreciative of his participation. So was this happy reciever of a personal Ron Jeremy autograph!