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AVN Stars Announces 'Friday Night Live' Lineup - Vimarsana News

AVN Stars Announces 'Friday Night Live' Lineup

February 19, 2021 8:43 PMTech - By LOS ANGELES—AVN Media Network is pleased to announce the lineup for today's “Friday Night Live” on AVN Stars. Maitland Ward will start the night in a one-hour live performance beginning at 6 p.m. PST on Feb. 19; Vicki Chase will keep the party going at 7 and Sofia Rose will perform in the finale at 8. “Friday Night Live” features top adult stars performing live shows that are free to watch for anyone with an AVN Stars account. To join AVN Stars for free, visit stars.avn.com. Built for adult entertainers, AVN Stars is a subscription-based communit...

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AEE Panel Spotlights Success Strategies for Adult Performers - Vimarsana News

AEE Panel Spotlights Success Strategies for Adult Performers

January 22, 2021 8:20 PMLegal - By LOS ANGELES – Adult performers must focus on the business side of the industry in order to ensure success, a group of performers said at the “Performers' Guide to Success: Balancing Work, Health & Life” virtual panel as part of the all-digital AVN Adult Entertainment Expo presented by MyFreeCams Wednesday. MelRose Michaels, Lexington Steele, Paige Jennings, Will Pounder and Sofia Rose joined moderator and two-time AVN All Girl Performer of the Year, Charlotte Stokely, as part of the panel that is now available to stream in full on AVN Stars. “I did...

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Huntington's Disease: Sandy Patience refused to let lockdown stop him helping to find cure - Vimarsana News

Huntington's Disease: Sandy Patience refused to let lockdown stop him helping to find cure

Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up For all of his life Sandy Patience has watched family and loved ones taken from him slowly by Huntington’s Disease. The genetic condition has no known cure and has a 50% chance of being passed from parents to children – but now the 58-year-old is helping to try and change that. Sandy, who is originally from the Black Isle but now lives in Inverness, has spent his entire life watching loved ones slip away before being diagnosed himself in 2017. Last year he lost his s...