Nella Rose tells Fred she 'doesn't want to be friends' with him on I'm A Celeb How is Nella Rose Famous? Hulk Hogan was caught up in years of legal battles after a sex tape of him with the wife of his best friend, Bubba “The Love Sponge” Clem, was leaked.

If you want to become rich and famous, years of hard work are required. Or you can just make a sex tape like Paris Hilton. The world went crazy for this video, launching Paris Hilton into the stars. 3. Kim Kardashian and Ray J I didn’t understand why that happened,” de Armas said. “I can tell you a number of shows or movies that are way more explicit with a lot more sexual content than ‘Blonde.’ But to tell this story it is important to show all these moments in Marilyn’s life that made her end up the way that she did. It needed to be explained. Everyone [in the cast] knew we had to go to uncomfortable places. I wasn’t the only one.” The graphic sex scene in the supernatural thriller — featuring what appeared to be oral sex performed by Sutherland — was buzzed about even before the film's release, and director Nicolas Roeg had to edit it in a fragmented manner to enable the film to receive an R rating in the US. In England, the film got an X rating. Kardashian, who at first sued to prevent the tape’s release, ultimately settling — opened up to Oprah in 2012 about regretting ever making the tape, saying she felt “humiliated.” 2. Farrah Abraham and James Deen Farrah Abraham and James Deen Getty ImagesDo you remember Screech from the 1990s kids’ show Saved By The Bell? Played by Dustin Diamond, this man tried to salvage his career by sleeping with two unknown girls and recording it. 6. Katie Price and Dane Bowers Hilton has since revealed she “Never received a dime from the video.” 7. Rob Lowe Rob Lowe Getty Images There’s no untangling the film from what it is,” Sachs told the Los Angeles Timesin an interview criticizing the MPA for the NC-17 rating. “It is a film that is very open about the place of sexual experience in our lives. And to shift that now would be to create a very different movie…“We hunger for movies that are in any proximity to our own experience, and to find a movie like this, which is then shut out, is, to me, depressing and reactionary. It’s really about a form of cultural censorship that is quite dangerous, particularly in a culture which is already battling, in such extreme ways, the possibility of LGBT imagery to exist.”

That Sevigny agreed to be in a sure-to-be-notorious scene was surprising, considering that she was a well-known, Academy Award–nominated actor, but she stood by her decision over a decade later. Many believe the infamous sex tape between Kim Kardashian and ex-boyfriend Ray J helped launch the mogul’s career. Passages” centers on a love triangle in Paris between a movie director (Franz Rogowski), his artist husband (Ben Whishaw) and a grade-school teacher (Adèle Exarchopoulos, no stranger to NC-17 controversies as the star of “Blue Is the Warmest Color”) he meets out one night. I made not one dollar,” the actress told Andy Cohen on “Watch What Happens Live.” “It was stolen property. We made a deal to stop all the shenanigans. I was seven months pregnant with Dylan. And I was thinking it was affecting the pregnancy, the stress. I said, ‘I’m not going to court anymore, I’m not being deposed anymore by these horny, weird lawyer men.’ I don’t want to talk about my vagina anymore.” 5. Hulk Hogan and Heather Cole Heather Cole and Hulk Hogan Getty Images Kevin Hart was embroiled in a sex tape scandal in 2017 when a woman he engaged in sexual activity with claimed she had no idea the couple’s act was being recorded.The actor, then 24, was filmed having sex with a 16-year-old woman he met at a nightclub. At the time, the legal age of consent in Georgia was 14 (later raised to 16) but her appearance in the tape was illegal. The frontman of Limp Bizkit likes it rough. Besides starring on stage, he starred in a sex tape with an unknown woman. This tape has been on the web since 2005. For some reason, he is wearing a ridiculous red hat. 10. Colin Farrell and Nicole Narain Gallo, who also wrote and directed the movie, told Film Freak Central that he pitched the project to Sevigny (with whom he'd had a previous relationship of sorts) by saying, "Remember that night in Paris when I did that thing to you but you didn't do it to me because you weren't so into it? Well, you might have to do that. On film." He went on to say that, to his eyes, the scene was needed to demonstrate the connection between male sexuality and self-loathing. MUBI announced it would be releasing Ira Sachs’“Passages” in theaters unrated after the MPA stamped it with an NC-17 rating, most likely due to the film containing several sex scenes. One sex scene between two men is filmed in an unbroken long take that runs over two minutes, though it’s anything but exploitative.