Tila was live on Ustream.tv (at least it wasn’t stickam) doing what she does best: looking like a talentless bird faced whore.  Apparently UStream is also unable to keep her Live open because of the amount of people watching her (around 1800). Sound familiar?

Here is a clip of  her LIVE shows:

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Love + Poison,

Anthony Vanity

StickyDrama personally knows a handful of employees at Advanced Video Communications, or AVC—the company that owns the Stickam trademark— and truth be told, we think they’re all pretty cool.

So when we see stuff like this, we ask ourselves, “what the fuck were they thinking?!”

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The above clip features Stickam employee Adam Scott Franklin, his friend Tony Stockert, and alleged Stickam rapist John Hock. The clip is part of a promotional video entitled “Stickam: To Hell and Back,” directed by Mr. Franklin and produced by Stickam, according to the video’s credits.

A month after that very video, in which Hock’s predilection for underage girls is made light of, he committed statutory rape against Danielle Alexandria. While he did not penetrate her on camera, Danielle has testified under oath that she and Hock did indeed have sex shortly after they became intimate on camera. Furthermore she testified that she and Hock had sex twice; after the first time, she revealed to him her age; Hock later persuaded her to have sex the second time, after knowing she was 14 years old.

How did that sexual assault affect AVC’s relationship with Hock? He remained a top-ranked Entertainer for months, and Stickam continued to feature him in its promotional materials:

In Danielle’s case, no jury found Hock guilty of statutory rape. AVC had no legal obligation to ban Hock from its network. But was it the wise to continue promoting and featuring him so prominently, after AVC—or at least, a few AVC staff and managers—knew of the incident with Danielle?

Maybe you still think the evidence for Danielle’s allegations of statutory rape didn’t warrant Stickam’s banning Hock, or even dropping him from their featured line-up. But surely, after his February 26, 2009 sexual assault—in which the crime itself was streamed Live on Stickam, in which there exists a video recording proving the crime occured—surely then, AVC would become more proactive in eliminating sexual predators from its service.

But did they?

The above screencap was taken January 8, 2009, and depicts Drew Deviation as a moderator in Newave’s Live. Newave, for those who don’t know, is a Stickam employee. In fact, according to a 2007 interview he is “the production manager there and one of the major creative forces behind the site.” He’s also friends with Drew, who is widely believed to have sexually assaulted 15-year-old Tam Cam last year. Drew was 29 years old at the time.

Drew has not been convicted of any crime. Stickam has no obligation to ban him or to require its employees not to associate with him. But maybe, for the safety of their users—particularly young girls—they should? He’s still been logging into his Stickam account as recently as last week:

Then we have Curtis.

He was in Los Angeles the day the above screencap was taken, and accompanied Dennis Hegstad into AVC’s offices at the U.S. Bank Tower for Dennis’s featured show. Curtis used to be known as “Comment Curtis,” until his wholesome, corporate-friendly image was shattered by a series of X-rated screencaps. The caps depicted Curtis smack in the middle of blowing his load in front of 15-year-old Roman Nikoles, a violation of federal law USC 2251.

StickyDrama won’t say the name of the employee who allowed Curtis into the Bank Tower. But we will say that we consider him a kind, intelligent, professional person. Which makes us wonder what he must be smoking, allowing a suspected sexual predator into the headquarters of a company whose users can be as young as 14 years old.

Don’t get us wrong: We love Stickam. We’ve enjoyed its live streaming video service since 2007. But there’s no contradiction in our enjoying the service while simultaneously deploring certain judgement calls made by its staff and management. This eery tendency of AVC employees not to distance themselves from sexual predators, and to continue promoting their shows despite evidence of their proclivities, recalls public statements by former AVC contractor Alex Becker: AVC employees “don’t get it that there are predators on the Internet.”

Given the intense media attention surrounding the recent arrests of not one, but two alleged rapists who frequented Stickam, StickyDrama feels that it shouldn’t take much more negative publicity until Stickam changes its policy for handling suspected sexual predators. What will be interesting is whether the company voluntarily adopts a change, or is compelled to do so by federal agents.

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EMAIL ISSUE IS RESOLVED

StickyDrama just underwent a major upgrade.  The site now runs better than ever, but an unavoidable consequence was that all MyDrama authors must obtain new passwords.  Go to the Wordpress login/register and click “Lost your password.”

Also, the web address for MyDrama has changed, so update your bookmarks!  The new Mydrama address is:

http://stickydrama.com/mydrama

StickyDrama was among the billions who watched spellbound as news of Michael Jackson’s death dominated the networks.

Less discussed in the media—not at all, really—has been an insensitive blog post by Perez Hilton. When the news first reported something was wrong, all the networks simply reported that Mr. Jackson had “collapsed” and had been “hospitalized.”  News of his death came hours later.  Perez initially posted that Jackson was probably faking an illness in order to avoid the obligations of his upcoming tour:

Perez must have realized this was a bad move, because as the news began reporting the gravity of Jackson’s situation, Perez removed the offending text and replaced it with … well, less offending bullshit.

Perez’s readers turned on him.  While that happens in all Perez’s posts, in this case the moral outrage was especially intense.  Other minor celebrities weighed in on the drama, with Tila Tequilla in particular condemning Perez’s insensitive allegations.

Tila herself started a movement on Twitter, asking her followers to unfollower Perez.  Later, Twitter removed the feature; according to Tila, this was done at Perez’s request.  Perez brings more traffic to Twitter than Tila, and supposedly was able to compel Twitter to do as he wished.

For our part, StickyDrama has no problem with insensitivity.  But we do have a problem with hypocrisy.  If Perez wanted to bash on Michael, fine; but he should have the courage to own up to his original post, and not conceal it.

So here it is. Perez getting punched by B.E.P. manager. Best part of the photo is Lady Gaga on the left side watching the shit go down. GOTTA LOVE HER!

Love + Poison,
Anthony Vanity 

Johnny Boy was live this week on BlogTV. It made me realize that maybe all the bitching and whining on MyDrama isn’t in vain. People miss the old Stickam, where Entertainers were entertaining and the best shows were promoted across the whole site.

Stickam Entertainers were the website’s icons and the chain that held the community together. That community is gone.

With so much less entertainment, it is only normal that the whole world concentrates on the bad things that happen on the site. (Kinda like your lazy uncle that the whole family notices when he says something stupid at dinner, because he does nothing good … EVER!)

First Stickam lost Matthew Lush, Bisante, Buck Hollywood, Mitchel Davis and now … Caseybabyface and JohnnyBoy. Is BlogTV the place where kids can now find true entertainment and freedom without feeling unappreciated?

The reason why I write this post is simple. I want us all to be able to help Stickam to be better. Traffic isn’t a sign of a better site, COMMUNITY is and at this moment no one is cares.

Stickam used to be this friend everyone would take a bullet for. But now, if Stickam got shot, everyone would let it bleed to death in the sidewalk. Some would even point and laugh!

So if you miss the old Stickam and have ideas, answer this question (Stickam employees read this blog – otherwise we wouldn’t have gotten a C&D letter from them).

What would you do to make Stickam better? FEATURES and/or ACTIONS.

Love+Poison,
Anthony Vanity

Today, a reporter at a highly-respected national news outlet contacted StickyDrama for the purpose of obtaining photos, videos and conversations of the recently arrested rapist Richard Heart Stealer in erotic situations, particularly with minors.

StickyDrama already has logs of convo between Richard and a girl who calls herself Alicia.  We also already have this image and video, uncensored:

Any StickyDrama reader possessing screencaptures, screen-recordings, AIM logs or other evidence of Richard’s online proclivities is urged to send them to contact@stickydrama.com.  While we can’t guarantee what, if anything, will be featured in the news report, we can assure your anonymity and blur you out of any content you provide.  Include any questions or concerns about your identity (and anything else) in your email.

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StickyDrama recently received an interesting email from Seth Quinter.  Seth claims to have been a high school classmate of Stickam rapist John Hock at Willow Canyon High School.  Attached to the email were two shocking photos of Hock … shocking because—we’re almost ashamed to say—he looked pretty damn suckable before his rumored meth addiction.

Seth added:

Okay so I went to high school with John thought I’d plaster his  photo’s because I was the guy that tried to help him and he is still  acting like an idiot maybe him going to jail might make him change  HOPEFULLY we were friends in high school we didn’t know what the  ’scene’ was but I have to say it wasn’t corey that helped him figure  out what it was infact John used to do anything to fit in he even  tried the whole goth thing lol he looked like an idiot but so did I  he needs help but I’m these photo’s are too hard to let pass by…..

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Residing in downtown Los Angeles—DTLA as locals call it—makes strange bedfellows.

StickyDrama was shocked and intrigued to learn that PH9, a private monthly party “dedicated to reclaiming and celebrating male sexuality,” is located nextdoor to the Rowan building where StickyDrama resides; the fagstivities are a stone’s throw from Stickam, which is headquarted atop the majestic US Bank Tower in downtown Los Angeles. Kelly Crabb, the attorney whom Stickam sicced on us after we reported Hock’s live rape broadcast on Stickam, is our nextdoor neighbor, too. The web address of his firm Morrison & Foerster is—we’re not making this up—MOFO.com.

PH9 posts rather eye-catching little ads in the naughty M4M section of Craigslist. You reply to the ad with your photo; if they like what they see, they mail you the following invite:

Or at least that’s what StickyDrama heard.   We wouldn’t dream of participating in such debaucheries.  Nope.   Not us.  No siree Bob.  But if we had attended the *ahem* celebration, this is what we would likely have seen:

StickyDrama doesn’t want to spoil the boys’ fun, so we’re not posting PH9’s address. But on a rather interesting local note, the building where PH9 is located is owned by Barry Shy, a very well-known (some might say notorious) DTLA landlord. Real estate blog Curbed LA has reported of tenants’ calling Mr. Shy “a slum lord.”

If these parties are organized under Mr. Shy’s auspices, maybe we should start calling him a cum lord.

A loyal StickyDrama reader sent in the following recording of CNN Headline News.  In the broadcast, a live panel of experts discussed Hock’s Live sexual assault on Stickam.  StickyDrama’s name was also mentioned.

We’ve been trying like crazy to acquire a better quality recording, but so far this is the only copy we’ve found.  If you happened to record a better quality version, or found a better quality version somewhere online, please email contact@stickydrama.com