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Numerous videos have been released by Playboy Enterprises, the publishers of Playboy magazine. They are largely made up of music-video-style vignettes featuring Playboy Playmates and other models in various stages of nudity and, on occasion, softcore sex scenes. The last Playboy home video to be released was the 2008 DVD 2009 Playmate Video ...
Homegrown Video was born out of the back room of a tiny mom and pop video store in San Diego, CA. The advancement of video cameras and VHS tapes allowed Greg Swaim, the store's owner, to begin filming real couples at his popular sex parties. Swaim called the videos “Homegrown Videos” and rented them at his shop. [3]
In between irreverent sexually charged man on the street interviews, viewers are shown actual amateur home movies of people from across the country engaging in sexual activity. Beginning with the 15th season, the format has been changed to include one in-studio host (Vikki Ikki) and an "on the street" girl (Daisy de la Hoya) for crowd reactions ...
Homegrown Video was the first company to release and distribute these types of amateur adult videos commercially. [5] They were established in 1982, and AVN magazine ranked Homegrown Video #1 among the 50 most influential adult titles ever made because it resulted in the creation of the amateur pornography genre in adult video. [6]
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Sunnybrook, also known as the Sunnybrook Park & Ballroom, Sunnybrook Convention Center: Colonial Restaurant, is an historic, American ballroom and restaurant that is located in Lower Pottsgrove Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2005. [1]