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Mom, What's A "Magazine?"

As I said in the comments, if articles are being written about one's relevance, one's relevant. "Relevance" is a meaningless term in pop culture unless you're talking about a truly lost, forgotten, impact-free event or artist. Clearly, Madonna, Mariah and even Whitney can't be classified as irrelevant.

BlackBook Magazine's relevance, however, is very much up for discussion...

The Homosexual Gourmand

Gabriel Porras discusses sexual fantasies and the art of seduction (en Espanol) in TV y Novelas (Marzo 3, 2009):

OK! goes back to the well lagoon for more dish from ex-teen star Christopher Atkins, who says:

"I love going to nude beaches. You can take the boy out of the lagoon, but you can't take the lagoon out of the boy."

Still, he's not sure he'd do a nude scene on film today:

"I was jogging the other day, and I thought a dog was chasing me, but it was my butt hitting the back of my legs, so I don't know about doing nude scenes. Maybe...I'm just as much of an idiot now as I was back then."

Sadly, one of his fondest memories from his days as a star—he was robbed by a manager of all but 200 bucks—is a picture of him shaking hands with (shudders) Ronald Reagan:

Finally, pornstar-turned-Soderberg leading lady Sasha Grey romps in a bed with fellow skinstars Luca Di Corso and Jeremy Bilding. Only gay-for-pay, Obama-lovin' Bilding makes a real impression:

Kid Stuff

Luke Grimes pays homage to young Robert Redford as BlackBook commemorates the 25th anniversary of his Sundance Film Festival, with photography by Kurt Iswarienko:

More after the jump...