But speaking to the Daily Beast, he said, "Hussie Models LLC is licensed and bonded in the state of California, and we do not take commission in the state of Florida.”
O'Malley did not respond to a message from New Times about the lawsuit. She's suing for claims of unjust enrichment and deceptive and unfair business practices and is also seeking to void her contract with Hussie Models. She says that he persuaded her to sign a two-year contract promising she'd work exclusively for Hussie Models and that his company would receive 15 percent of her earnings.īut Lux now contends it was illegal for O'Malley to take a cut of her earnings because he had no state license to work as an agent. Lux, who grew up in Colorado and turned 18 last year, says she saw an ad for Hussie Models online and then spoke with the 29-year-old O'Malley, who agreed to fly her to Florida, where he would help her work as an adult-video actress. In a 21-page lawsuit filed September 5, Lenna Lux accuses O'Malley of operating his agency, Hussie Models, without a state talent agency license after Florida denied his application. According to records dug up today by the Daily Beast, Miami-based porn actor and producer Riley Reynolds (born Brian O'Malley) is being sued by a porn actress in Pinellas County Circuit Court for "exploiting" women and stealing money from them. Some porn performers said the that film was demeaning to actors who consensually have sex on camera and that the movie, produced by Rashida Jones, cherry-picked negative stories from porn stars to make the industry look worse than it really is.īut according to one new lawsuit, the film might not have been negative enough about one specific Miami porn producer featured onscreen.
When the controversial Netflix documentary Hot Girls Wanted premiered in 2015, some sex workers were upset about the film and argued it was a needlessly negative take on the porn industry.
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