LOS ANGELES - The opening-night party of the Los Angeles Erotica Film Festival featured the music of The MUTAYTOR and the sexy acrobatics of Cirque Berserk. Proceeds from the party went to benefit the b.a.b.e. foundation, Breast Awareness Benefits Everyone, which is committed to funding breast cancer research and educational programs, especially in the areas of early detection and prevention.

LAS VEGAS - Approximately 1,200 people filled both floors of the Empire Ballroom, which glimmered under the glow of a purple-lit chandelier and roving spotlights, while strobe lights occasionally splashed white light across the dancing bodies that filled the floor. A special mezzanine section in the concert venue was reserved for VIPs, who took full advantage of the area's plush, secluded leather couches. The party's red carpet (moved inside because of the unusually cold weather) hummed all night long with adult stars, company owners and other members of the adult industry.

Multi-platinum recording artist Too $hort took the stage shortly after midnight and played his string of hits, along with some new tracks, all while scantily-clad dancers shimmied and gyrated on stage to amp the crowd up even more.

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - Candles flickered, drinks flowed, girls danced and The Panic Channel played to a packed house for the XFANZ Rocks Burlesque Show at the Dragonfly in Hollywood last night. More than 500 fans and adult stars, directors and industry members packed the club for the formal XFANZ launch party, featuring headline act Dave NAVARRO on guitar for his band The Panic Channel.

The event raised approximately $2,000 for ASACP and the Free Speech Coalition.