Jet Set Men Releases '21 Jump Street' Parody

Jet Set Men announced today the release of Chris Steele's "21 Hump Street," a parody of Columbia Pictures' hit comedy-actioner "21 Jump Street," available on DVD and as Download-to-Own and Pay-Per-View on JetSetMen.TV.
Riley Price and Jason Goodman topline the spoof as a pair of bumbling undercover narcs assigned to infiltrate a high school drug ring spearheaded by dealer Kris Jamison, manufacturer of a synthetic chemical called HFS (Horny Fucking Shit).
“As a gay porn parody ‘21 Hump Street’ stands out amongst the myriad of gay adult titles by providing an effective marketing tool for retailers, for a variety of reasons”, Jet Set Casting Director Rob Romoni said.
"By delivering the superstar cast and the highest production value, ‘21 Hump Street’ will surely snatch the attention of retail customers searching for the very best gay adult entertainment.”

"21 Hump Street" costars Steve Stiffer, Robert Axel, Bryce Staras and Doug Acres as a young student who has reached the Homo-Blast level of HFS intoxication. Porn icon Ron Jeremy, who also starred in Vidway's 1988 straight-sex parody of the same name, appears in a non-sex cameo, playing the school's janitor.

Jay, Castro Promise BJ

Miami based pornstars Sara Jay (http://www.sarajay.com) and Angelina Castro http://www.angelinacastrolive.com) are happy to announce that they have resolved their pending legal dispute with the National Basketball Association ("NBA") over a planned 'BJ for Followers' Event. The two popular stars pledged on twitter to give all of their followers a BJ if the Miami Heat won the NBA title, using the hashtag #TeamBJNBA. After the Heat won, Sara Jay and Angelina Castro vowed to honor the twitter pledge, setting up the website "Teambjnba.com" (with details of the event to take place at popular swingers club Miami Velvet on August 2).

Jay and Castro came under fire from the NBA because of the reference to 'NBA' in the URL and the use of a photoshopped picture featuring several of the Heat players. The matter has been resolved with Sara Jay and Angelina Castro transferring ownership of the URL 'TeamBJNBA.com' to the NBA. The NBA agreed it is not trying to stop the BJ Celebration from taking place as long as its name and marks are not used. A new website has been set up called http://www.OfficialTeamBJ.com with information for followers about the event. The pair are now tweeting using the hashtag #TeamBJ. The NBA had come under fire from a number of sports writers who dubbed the #TeamBJ Event 'the most important basketball event of the summer'.

Sara Jay is quoted as saying: "I am glad the NBA and David Stern are not trying to stop our twitter fans from getting the promised BJs. The City of Miami and twitterverse might never forgive him. I have no idea how many people will show up. If it's 1, 1000, or 100,000, we made a promise and are going to put our mouths behind our twitter pledge. I don't know why the NBA wants ownership of TeamBJNBA.com - maybe they have something planned for next year…" Angelina Castro adds: "I still love the NBA so I want to keep them happy. So everyone is clear… our twitter blowjob event is not sanctioned by the NBA… so there's no instant replay, you can double dribble and you can take it hard to the hole."

Publicity is showing no signs of slowing down. Sara Jay and Angelina Castro have been invited to shoot an appearance this weekend for popular comedian Russell Brand's new television show 'Brand X' on the Fx Network.