Thread: Sasha Storm Sues Dirty Danza

LAS VEGAS —Sasha Storm just wants her dough. Storm agreed to model for a solo-girl site bearing her name four years ago with the promise from a business partner that she’d rake in 30 percent of the revenue. But after she performed in 11 videos and photo galleries, she hasn’t heard from the Martin Adler, the business partner, says a lawsuit filed Thursday at Clark County District Court. She is suing Desert Entertainment of Las Vegas Inc.,...

Quote: Originally Posted by Hell Puppy Yup, been there, done that, got the scars... ===>insert my usual quote about sooner or later all talent goes crazy as hell here. No one went crazy, actually. it was all very civilized. But it had to end. Moving across the continent also helped break the bonds. The girls then magically morphed.

Quote: Originally Posted by rhetorical No one went crazy, actually. it was all very civilized. But it had to end. Moving across the continent also helped break the bonds. The girls then magically morphed. In my book, ditching a 6 figure income that require very much work = crazy. But I've also heard a ton of reasons to quit on much smaller amounts. Or my personal favorite when there's no royalties just straight up paid shoots and...

I have to say "wait a minute here.... 4 years is a long time". I just don't get it. She did 11 videos and photogalleries 4 years ago, and only just sort of woke up to the fact she wasn't getting paid? I missed something in all of this.

I would never take on talent as partner on a site, especially not for a measly contribution like 11 videos and photo galleries. That's a day or two work for me, and would not cost a tremendous amount of money if it was all solo stuff.

Well, if that was the deal though then they need to pay up regardless of whether it was a good deal to make on their part. Flip side she might not have held up her end so who knows.