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Gaucho Films
 Gaucho Films is proud to bring you hot, young, Latino studs. Ready to suck, fuck and get their sweet asses covered in cum! |
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AfterDark Pictures
 AfterDark Pictures in affiliation with West Coast Productions, your source for Adult Ethnic Entertainment, brings you adult films from the talented and twisted mind of WCP's feature director Bishop. Our models are some of the hottest ebony stars on film today and they're ready to fulfil all your darkest fantasies! |
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Streetlife.com
 Streetlife.com was created in October 1997 by Jon and his company, Internet Tool & Die Corp. in Manhattan's East Village. Back then, a monthly membership to Streetlife.com was only $4.95 and the site featured pictures of less than twelve models. In 1998, Jon hooked up with Latino Fan Club video star Ninja, and the two of them began recruiting and photographing more of New York's hottest black and Latino men. With the help of assistants Ralph and Jimi Sweet, Streetlife.com successfully threw parties and events at several Manhattan clubs. Streetlife.com even traveled to France where Ninja and Sin performed for hundreds of screaming Parisians.In March 2000, Jon sold Streetlife.com to Jimi and three of his friends. The Streetlife.com offices were moved to Harlem and the Streetlife.com models began making regular appearances on the nightly StreetCam. In September 2000, Streetlife.com moved to Soho. In March 2002, Streetlife.com moved to Greenwich Village. In November, Streetlife.com released its first DVD Video, StreetCam 211, a compilation of the best scenes from the nightly StreetCam. Streetlife.com then hired Latino Fan Club to distribute its line of DVDs to New York's adult video stores and AMVC.com to sell select DVD titles directly to consumers. In March 2005, Streetlife.com moved to Hell's Kitchen. Having 15 StreetCam DVDs completed, Streetlife.com secured a national distributor to get the titles to as many adult video stores as possible.Streetlife.com has been featured in Out magazine, Time Out New York magazine and in Dan Savage's syndicated Savage Love column. |
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