Posted by: Grant_Michaels
NBC news clip on porn..... and my ugly mug! - 07/14/07 05:32 PM
Click on the "Play video" option above her headshot ... and watch the clip! (Ignore the 6 second furniture ad that it starts with).
Do you think this is a worthy lawsuite? I think it's a case they will never win?
http://www.wcsh6.com/news/watercooler/article.aspx?storyid=66125 It a big National lawsuit for this girl .... (I know I'm just a "prop" in these adult movies!!!!! But then again ..... I am NOT complaining!!!)
Posted by: christianxxx
Re: NBC news clip on porn..... and my ugly mug! - 07/14/07 11:23 PM
i have never heard of that girl......who is she grant? nice work tho
Posted by: Uomo Grassissimo!!
Re: NBC news clip on porn..... and my ugly mug! - 07/14/07 11:52 PM
Here's some Jizzbomb samples of her. I just got it from a "google". I'm never up on the new girls anyway.
BUT If CXXX hasn't heard of a whore ....
Posted by: christianxxx
Re: NBC news clip on porn..... and my ugly mug! - 07/15/07 03:12 AM
funny......but seriously, i know all the girls on the big agencies and most of the smaller ones. the only ones who slip by me are the non agents chicks and the fly by nite agents (ben fisher, david cruz, roy garcia...etc)
Posted by: Grant_Michaels
Re: NBC news clip on porn..... and my ugly mug! - 07/15/07 09:33 AM
She was in the Biz very briefly. She only did a dozen or so scenes before returning home to Texas. She had great potential and I enjoyed working with her tremendously.
This lawsuit seems to be picking up momentum and getting national attention though?
Posted by: pornfan100
Re: NBC news clip on porn..... and my ugly mug! - 07/16/07 12:13 AM
The news clip was hilarious. I like how they classified one lawyer as representing the "fake" Syvette, and the other as representing the "real" girl.
As far as the lawsuit goes, I think the "real" Syvette could win. Despite winning, I don't see her getting awarded that much in damages. No matter how much she is awarded, it doesn't seem like the "fake" Syvette has that much money to pay anyway.
The whole thing is really weak. It's weak to steal a person's name. It's also weak to sue over it. The porn girl could have used "Syvette" and then made up or modified the last name.
It doesn't matter. She wasn't all that hot anyway. How did she get into a vivid title? I thought their girls were supposed to be the hottest of the hot.
Posted by: LoveRedHeads
Re: NBC news clip on porn..... and my ugly mug! - 07/16/07 01:21 AM
least im not pretending to be movie character from 70s. not too original douche.
Posted by: Spunko
Re: NBC news clip on porn..... and my ugly mug! - 07/16/07 09:56 AM
Shame she didn't stick around. She's rather attractive...insofar as bottle blondes go(not my thing).
Funny thing about the Lawsuit. This will bring more "unwanted" attention to the Real Syvette Wimberly than the Fakes' porn career ever did.
Posted by: Desert_N8iv
Re: NBC news clip on porn..... and my ugly mug! - 07/16/07 03:21 PM
Here's more on this story.
The Smoking Gun
Posted by: Monstar
Re: NBC news clip on porn..... and my ugly mug! - 07/19/07 04:24 AM
here is an odd turn...
The Houston Press goes out it's way to mention Courtney's name. Is Courtney's name infiltrating the consciousness of the masses or they just like saying 'Cummz'?
Quote:
Porn actress uses former schoolmate's name
What's in a name?
As told to Richard Connelly
Published: July 19, 2007
Courtney Cummz, call your lawyer.
Well, only if you're not the Courtney Cummz who stars in Young Cheerleader Swap ‘n' Swallow 2.
If, however, you somehow got through high school as Courtney Cummz and have now discovered someone's using your name as a porno actress, you need to sue.
That's what's happening to one of Ms. Cummz's Young Cheerleader costars, Syvette Wimberley.
Syvette is actually Lara Madden, from Kingwood. You think you're gonna get anywhere in porn with a name like "Lara Madden"? Guess again. So Madden picked a new name. Unfortunately for Syvette Wimberley, her former classmate in Kingwood, she picked...Syvette Wimberley.
Caj Boatright, the real Wimberley's attorney, says the whole ordeal has been "kind of a nightmare" for his client, who is not doing interviews. "Syvette wants this to pass as quickly as possible...her goal is to get her name away from the adult industry," he adds.
"[S]he wanted a name that sounded unique," says Madden's attorney, Kent Schaffer. It wasn't done out of spite, he insists: "If she were doing it to be malicious, she would've made sure that this girl knew she was using the name two years ago when it occurred."
The real Wimberley eventually found out when she started getting weird questions from friends. (How does that go? "Hey, Syvette — I saw you in this great double-penetration scene last night! Well, I didn't make it through all of the scene, but what I saw was great!!")
And in case your porno mind is envisioning some sweet young lesbian love affair that caused Madden to adopt the name, forget it: "They were never good friends," Schaffer said. "They were acquaintances."
The Smoking Gun Web site was first to note Wimberley suing Madden; we blogged about it at our Houstoned blog and now it's gone worldwide. Which, ummm, really is serving to ensure that the 99 percent of people who never heard of either of the Syvette Wimberleys will now always associate the name with porn.
"Nobody comes out a winner in this deal," Schaffer says. Madden no longer does porn and Wimberley's lawsuit "has caused her a whole lot of embarrassment," Schaffer says. (As much as starring in Big Cocks 5?)
Yet, Boatright points out, "Movies are still being released or have been since she...allegedly left the business that she [was] in...And there's still obviously tons of content on the web that has that name on it...[the movies] are still very accessible to the public."
The really bad part about the suit is that Schaffer's one of the funnier lawyers in town, but he's playing all this absolutely straight, droning on about what a shame it is that all of Kingwood now knows Lara Madden did dirty movies.
How did the flashy Schaffer end up with a porno star as a client? He says merely that she was referred to him by a fellow attorney.
Lawyer Brian Wice, who teamed with Schaffer on the recent Montrose gang-fight-murder case, says he's not surprised by Schaffer's clientele.
"He obviously is attracted to difficult, high-maintenance women — after all, he married three of them," Wice says.
