Italian porn star protest

The funny story you are trying to access may cause offense, may be in poor taste, or may contain subject matter of a graphic nature. This story was written as a satire or parody. It is entirely fictitious. Italian women turned out in droves across the country yesterday to protest Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's overtly sexist Bunga Bunga parties where he is accused of having open sexual relations with numerous young female starlets and models. In Rome women confronted Berlusconi as on the steps of a civic building as he was leaving by taking their panties off and throwing them at him shouting "Down with Berlusconi. In Florence young ladies protested the Prime Minister's objectifying of women by bathing in a hot tubs full of olive oil wearing bikinis while pouting their lips and purring "Silvio ees very naughty, naughty boy.

The voluptuous blond Roman actress, who first attained fame in the Fellini film Ginger and Fred in , rivalled Ilona Staller, "La Cicciolina", for notoriety in a country rapidly shaking off centuries of close clerical control of its sexual mores. The films she churned out were hard-core bump and grind, but in a peculiarly Italian way she succeeded in parlaying this unedifying career into mainstream fame. She appeared regularly, fully dressed, on an afternoon programme for children, until forced to withdraw by protests from their mothers. And she progressed seamlessly to the role of commentator on chat shows and political discussion programmes, called in to give her views on everything under the sun. In she appeared on the catwalk in Milan, modelling for Karl Lagerfeld. Her scandalous career was an ongoing nightmare for her rigidly Catholic family.

Ever wonder what happens to porn stars once the bright lights go out on their careers? What do they do when they retire from "The Business"? They become real estate agents, nurses, Christian activists, stay-at-home moms, and private investigators.

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