The Memorial Day show began with beautiful guest co-host Erika Martin. Erika is the host of Style Network’s “Dress My Nest.” Erika had expressed interest in joining the show but the guys admitted girls rarely stick around.

“The Amazing Racist” Ari Shaffir was the in studio guest. He talked about his ongoing feud with Carlos Mencia better know as “Menstealia.” Ari and many others claim the fake Hispanic comic has been lifting jokes from young unknowns for years. Ari also expressed his disdain for Italians who try to hard to be Italian.

Angela Kinsey of NBC’s “The Office” was meant to call in to promote the IO West Improv Comedy Festival but when she did finally call, she revealed she was too sick to talk and the interview was brief. Royce did ask her once question regarding her past internship with Max Weinberg of “Late Night with Conan O’Brien”. Royce questioned his controlling nature but all Angela would allude to is that Max is a very “hands on” kind of guy.

Porn Star Regan Anthony was a no show but that didn’t stop the guys. Lenny, Grady and Royce all questioned Erika about her sexual desires but she refused to comment. Royce asked her whom she would be stranded with on an island and she hesitated to decide between Royce and Lenny. Grady was offended that he was not considered and then Erika revealed she would have just picked Royce but she did not want to further inflate his Ego.

Blackcess Hollywood erupted into a debate as to who was more dedicated to the show. Erika may have sparked the fire but Royce and Grady went head to head.

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An unreal meltdown occurred during today’s LIVE broadcast of the “View.” During a conversation about Al Gore on Larry King, co-host Joy Behar had begun to list several facts surrounding President Bush, suggesting Bush is the worst president in history. At one point Behar demanded, “Al Gore makes me mad cause he doesn’t run.”

The debate shifted to setting a pull out date for the troops in Iraq. Elizabeth clearly against the idea, uses a football analogy to explain her reasoning. Rosie then proceeded to ask a direct question, after Elizabeth referred to “The Enemy in Iraq.”

“Did Iraq attack us?” Rosie asked, but Elizabeth deflected.

Rosie repeated. “Did Iraq attack us?”

Elizabeth replied. “Iraq did not attack us Rosie, we’ve been there before, I’m saying, is our enemy is Al Qaeda, are you hearing that?”

The uproar that ensued was probably one of the greatest moments in daytime talk history. Pure anger. This was something way more real then any “Reality Show.” Ironically, the split screen between Rosie and Elizabeth was like something you would expect to see on the very cable news programs they continually argue over.

Rosie proclaimed she didn’t want to yell anymore because of the spin in the media. That they would victimize “Poor Elizabeth.” At some point Behar interjected, asking “Aren’t there commercials on this show?” Soon enough they went to a break.

It was clearly uneasy for Rosie to complete the show next to Elizabeth.

This was great television that we don’t see enough of!

Lenny was back in the studio this week. Royce reported that his Mother’s day turned afoul after leaving a voicemail for his mom and not actually speaking with her. Royce mentioned that his therapist agreed with him but Grady claimed she was most like scared to tell Royce the truth. This led Lenny to claim he was the only one who didn’t need therapy on the show. Royce and Grady disagreed, citing Lenny’s temper and affection for tequila.

Royce later claimed responsibility for the free Sirius radio that Howard Stern sent to Rosie O’Donnell. Soon enough the conversation turned political as Royce played clips of controversial Republican candidate Ron Paul. Royce insisted Paul represented a glimmer of hope for American politics despite the fact that he won’t win. Grady quickly took the right wing position and ticked off Royce.

Lauren Maher of “Pirates of the Caribbean 3” called into the show. The film opens this Friday and she plays the part of Scarlett, the wench seen slapping the men across the face throughout the trilogy. The call was short but sweet and Lenny wrapped it up with a simple, “Goodbye Wench.”

The very sexy Rachel Roxxx revisited Inside The Edge. Her cell phone began to ring immediately which prompted Royce to demand she remove her top. Rachel is always a great guest and she will be back in the studio soon to engage with a very special chromium cucumber.

“Tha Special Blend” featuring D-toxxx and Stone Kapone wrapped up the show with their latest track. Somewhere along the line the show went dark for a few minutes but only to return, allowing Lenny to quickly cover Blackcess Hollywood. See you next week and check out these link…

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Lenny was a no show today, he said he was running late and would not make it in time. Brian Peeler was the shows first guest. After seeing Brian at many of Alex Quinn’s events, we were finally able to get him in the hot seat. Brian can be seen on Bravo’s “Workout.” He mentioned his upcoming wedding at the end of the month but last week he lost the ring. Wait till you hear how much it cost him.

Three very sexy ladies accompanied Tommy Gunn Inside The Edge. Tommy is a multiple AVN winner and Sunday was also his Birthday. Things got extra hot as some of the girls began to lick and suck on each other’s breasts. Tommy discussed what it took to get him into the Adult industry as well as the many challenges he has faced over the last four years. Royce played a clip of a police officer that called 911 after eating laced marijuana. The cop had confiscated the bud and baked it into brownies. This led everyone to agree that it takes a lot to get that faded from a brownie. Of course, Blackcess Hollywood was missing in action with Lenny. Stay tuned next week…

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Kim Hicks of adult production company Inner City Squad has launched a
petition against Kick Ass Pictures’ upcoming release Nappy-Headed
Ho’s, accusing Kick Ass president Mark Kulkis of racism.

“As an African-American woman and business owner, I find it completely
offensive, racist and totally exploitive that Kick Ass Pictures has
released a DVD entitled Nappy Headed Ho’s,” Hicks said. “This sends a
message loud and clear to African-Americans that racism is alive and
kicking and Mark Kulkis has the audacity to gain profit from this
outright racism.”
Hicks is calling for members of the African-American adult community
to boycott Kick Ass Pictures by refusing to provide the company with
production services or talent until the movie is removed from the
marketplace.

Kulkis set off the controversy when he announced earlier this week
that Kick Ass Pictures planned to donate a portion of the Nappy
profits to radio personality Don Imus, who was fired by CBS radio
April 12 for referring to the Rutgers University women’s basketball
team as “nappy headed ho’s.”

“We see this as a free speech issue,” Kulkis said. “As an adult media
company, we’re especially defensive of free speech. Don Imus is a
loudmouth and perhaps a bigot. However, CBS Radio was hypocritical in
hiring Imus to be blunt and outspoken, then firing him for the same
reason. Fellow broadcast personalities Ann Coulter and Pat Robertson
spew anti-gay slurs, yet they are not fired by their networks.”

Hicks told AVN.com that she has collected 40 signatures since posting
her anti-Nappy petition online this morning at
www.petitiononline.com/nappydvd.

“I would like Mark to pull this release from the marketplace,” Hicks
said. “I think he knows better. This really crosses the line; I hope
he will see that it’s not agreeable to the African-American community,
and it’s not fair to the very people that work for him.”

Kulkis told AVN.com that he would not cease distribution and promotion
of the DVD.

“The overwhelming response I’ve gotten from everyone is that this is
funny as hell, and that’s the spirit in which it was intended,” he
said. “I have no intentrion of pulling it. I’d also point out that in
Imus’ case he was using the term ‘nappy-headed’ toward a girls’
basketball team. But the girls in this video actually are ho’s - they
have sex for money on camera, which is the dictionary definition of
‘ho,’ and they all have the definition of nappy hair. There’s no
derogatory intent with this movie.”

Kick Ass Pictures’ press release for the movie has received
considerable media attention, and Kulkis has posted links to the
articles at www.kickass.com/news.

“I was on a Chicago radio show yesterday called the “Stan and Terry
Show on WCKG FM; it’s a CBS radio station, which is ironic given that
CBS fired Imus,” Kulkis said. “Both the hosts are black, and they have
no problem with it at all. They realized that basically this was a fun
publicity campaign; the overall intent is to poke a hole in the
stuffiness of political correctness, because the fact of the matter is
that over the years Imus has insulted many and various groups of
people of different ethnicities and lifestyles, and this is the one he
got fired for. Why is insulting one group worse than insulting
another?”

Hicks insists that the movie “is merely a stunt to gain financially at
the expense of African-Americans.”

“I am appalled and surprised that Mark Kulkis would step so low to
make money,” Hicks said.

Kulkis responded, “As for it being a stunt, I’m not going to hide
that- it’s intended to be a humorous publicity stunt. As for it being
at the expense of African-Americans, I don’t know what reasoning is
behind that idea; anyone in the movie got paid for time and services,
and I don’t think it’s encouraging any kind of negative stereotypes.
Look at all the movies the industry releases every year with words
like ‘ho’s’ and ‘bitches’ – putting ‘nappy-headed’ in front of the
title makes mine worse, even though these girls have the hairstyle?

“It’s easy to twist this stuff around,” Kulkis said. “People need to
lighten up and take it in the spirit in which it’s intended.”