Porn Stars of the (CWPC) Future
Here at the CWPC, we’re always on the hunt for notable, fetching fellows who should star in future publications, and I’ve been doing a bit of research into some sexy celeb candidates. So here are my top picks of the moment:
(Whaddya think? Sizzlin’ and smokin’ or no?)
Brad Pitt: Years after we first saw him as the delectable hustler in Thelma and Louise, we find out that Brad Pitt is so much more than good looks. I love what he’s doing in the world, donating money and time to charities and improving the community around us. And his commitment to his family? That makes him only yummier!
Benjamin Bratt: He seems to have a quiet intensity to him—he’s no brash, bold loudmouth. I like how he can combine a bad boy look with the vibe that he’d listen to everything you’d say. He seems to be confident and sure of who he is, and manages to stay out of the big Hollywood game. I like that. Women often gravitate to the booming, intense alpha males, but I swoon for Benjamin’s calm self-assurance. I don’t need some guy beating his chest all the time, you know?
Denzel Washington: Denzel is civic-minded, passionate about the community, and has a strong sense of self. He loves his family and knows how to keep above the Hollywood fray. He’s in the movie world, for sure, but he’s outside of the machine. Basically, he picks good roles and makes good choices. His body of work is his legacy, and people look up to him. Not to forget that he’s gorgeous!
Shhh! Now, I don’t know if I should admit this, but I have a secret crush on Barack Obama. I don’t mean any disrespect to his role as husband and President, but he has so much of what women want. Once again, that quiet confidence is a big draw for us women. He tries to do the right thing, and he’s thinking about how his actions affect the women (and men) of the whole world. And I think his choice of Michelle as his wife speaks volumes about him as a person: she’s fabulous, smart, and gorgeous. When it comes down to it, he’s secure enough with himself to have an amazing woman by his side.
More later, y’all!
January 13th, 2010 at 7:37 pm
To me, this post and the whole beefcake approach in your publications misunderstand and undermine the whole anti-objectification message that relationships are based in sharing, loving, and supporting one another. My man is much better than me at housework; to me, this is a way he supports and loves me, but it has been a couple decades since he had the looks you want for your publications–most unfortunate! You talk a great talk, but I’d like to see you walk the walk.
January 22nd, 2010 at 1:41 pm
I don’t think the books would sell very well if they used unattractive men.
At the moment the books contain a wonderful diversity of men of different ages, ethnic groups and body types that works well to cater for most womens fantasies.
I don’t beleive that using attractive men in the photos detracts from the supportive and loving messages in the text in any way.
Also, I really love that this post focuses so much on the personality of the men in question. I’d like to add Jaoquin Phoenix to the list, as he’s an incredible actor, an animal rights advocate and has done incredibly well considering his horrific upbringing in the ‘Children of God’ cult.