RON JEREMY CONTINUES TO GO MAINSTREAM IN NEW MOVIE “BEACHES, BUNS AND BIKINIS.”
Ron Jeremy, infamously known for unlimbering his timber in over 1,700 adult movies, keeps his money maker dry docked in the new release, “Beaches, Buns and Bikinis.” This festive, quirky, risqué and fun film is an environmental comedy that is an offbeat salute to the beach movies of the 1960’s.
This epic tale about love, hot dogs, sand, and a little magic is set in an industrial seaside town. Surfside music and carefree dancing emanate as CRAB SHACK SAMMIE (Ron Jeremy), a wise mystical beach sage and owner of the coolest hotdog stand on the sand begins his day. However, when the music stops and chaos begins, he knows what it will take to get magic back on the beach.
Opening a treasure from the past, he asks one of his employees (Adrian Jordan) to wear a beachin’ good luck charm, a magical hot dog suit whose presence will bring love and posterity to the beach. Then peace is again in turmoil when an unknown thief steals the suit, and their sandy universe is no longer, as they know it. As one of the effected beachside residents, CASPAR (Doug McAbee), discovers he has lost his one true love, RUBY (Aneela Qureshi), to his nemesis LITTLE BIG MIKE (Ty Smith.) Upon realization of the suits powers, Caspar knows he must act quickly to recover the hotdog suit so good fortune will return to the beach and get his girl back.
Ron Jeremy commented on the film, “I think it is very quirky, a very unusual storyline. I haven’t seen this kind of storyline before, it is what usually seems to sell well today, something much more creative, something out of the ordinary. “



As you all know, Lindsay Lohan had been walking on thin ice for quite some time concerning her lead role as Linda Lovelace in Matthew Wilder’s Inferno. After being granted a one day pass from Betty Ford clinic and failing to meet with the film team, Wilder voiced thoughts of possibly replacing Lohan. Well, I believe the age old phrase is “you reap what you sow,” because Matthew Wilder has done just that.


Highland Park— The primarily male crowd was brisk today at the Uptown Bookstore — the adult entertainment retailer that sold the $128.6 million lottery ticket Saturday evening. 








