2011年3月25日星期五

Derrick Pierce Directs BDSM Movie, Opens MMA Gym

LOS ANGELES — Derrick Pierce on Thursday began principal photography on his directorial debut for Adam & Eve Pictures, "Pretty Tied Up."
The veteran performer also recently opened Titan Training Center, his own mixed-martial-arts gym in Reseda, Calif.
Pierce's new movie will feature five BDSM-themed scenes starring several performers who excel in the genre. The hand-picked cast includes Isis Love, Lily LaBeau, Trina Michaels, Bridgette B., Kortney Kane and Skylar Price, along with James Deen, Mr. Pete, Christian XXX and Sascha.
"I want to push the limits," said Pierce, who is in his sixth year in adult and has become well established in BDSM circles in addition to his feature and gonzo work.
“We are very excited about Derrick’s involvement with the project,” said Meredith Christopher, executive producer for Adam & Eve Pictures. “His knowledge of the BDSM world makes him the perfect director for Adam & Eve’s first authentic BDSM movie.”
When Pierce isn't on the set, he is often practicing MMA. The Tae Kwon Do black belt has 12 years of MMA experience that includes both competition and training professional fighters.
In his first three weeks of business, Pierce quickly signed up 26 new members to train at the 1,400 square foot facility, a tribute to his reputation in the MMA world.
"I missed working with the students," Pierce said. "This is the third school I’ve built from the ground up."
Pierce said he is implementing his own program at the school called Kardio Kombat, a system he developed that combines various aspects of MMA in a non-contact format.
"It's station-oriented training," Pierce explained, noting there are stations for striking, grappling, anaerobic and aerobic training in his regimen.
He also said that his school is excellent for women who want to learn some basics about how to defend themselves.
"My goal is to open three schools in the next three to four years," he said.

2011年3月23日星期三

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Feminists lack response to DTH’s BDSM column

Feminists lack response to DTH’s BDSM column

TO THE EDITOR:

After reading Thursday’s DTH, I have to admit that I was surprised at the lack of student reaction to Wednesday’s column by Perry Tsai (“I may be kinky, but I’m not crazy”). While college is an easy environment for the normalization of many behaviors, I feel I must draw the line at Tsai’s attempt to condone S&M.
Quite obviously, S&M is the epitome of symbolic violence against women. Frequently, we are reminded of the importance of gender-neutral language, and how this language contributes to a larger “rape culture.” Advocates argue that language holds symbolic power, that saying that we “raped” the other team is not trite, but a reinforcement of masculine dominance. What, then, about a public article condoning the sexual practices of bondage and violence?
I would like to ask why these feminist members have not spoken out in regards to Tsai’s attempt to normalize S&M. Why have you not written in about the normalization of faux rape and the harm of women? Is it because S&M is a private behavior? I thought, feminists, that the “Personal is Political.”
I hope this sparks, at the very least, a discussion about an important topic that could very well have slipped by the wayside. At most, I hope it reveals the intense, almost laughable irony of a group that fumes over noun conflation but implicitly condones sexual violence.
Colin Campbell
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TO THE EDITOR:
In regard to Colin Campbell’s letter (“Feminists lack response to DTH’s BDSM column”) in Friday’s DTH, I must say that Mr. Campbell is confused.
There is a world of difference between a female submissive being flogged by a male dominant and a woman on the street being assaulted by a knife-wielding ne’er-do-well. That difference is consent. Sex positive feminism isn’t concerned with what consenting adults do in private. If one cannot discern the difference between consensual and non-consensual activities, I don’t believe that the discussion that Mr. Campbell is looking for will be able to go very far at all.
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