Former adult film actress Devyn Michaels married her ex-husband's adult son. Weeks later the ex was found in his bed with his head cut off. The head has never been found. In the interrogation room she admitted hitting him, staying in the house for over an hour and never calling 911. Then a detective asked if she could have done it and not remember. "Yes, sir. It is very possible."
In the video below, two detectives take her apart for an hour. Watch how she reacts when they show her the bed.
Devyn spent years in adult films, then became a real estate agent in Las Vegas.
Her ex-husband Jonathan Willette, 46, had physical custody of their two little girls.
Then she married his son from a previous relationship. Her former stepson.
On August 6, 2023, Jonathan spent the day helping her move the girls' things into her new house.
That night she went back to his place. She says she was giving him a back massage, he kept touching her, and she hit him once in the head. "He stopped moving. But he was still breathing."
She stayed in that house for 1 hour and 4 minutes. She never called an ambulance. Asked if she gave him any medical aid: "To a breathing person?"
The next morning his mother found him under a pile of blankets. His head was gone. Someone had poured chemicals over the body, and it was still smoking.
Prosecutors say she drove the head back to her neighborhood and threw it in a trash can.
At first she said she left him alive in the garage, smoking a cigarette. Then she hit him "once." Then she couldn't remember the hour that mattered.
In 2024 she pleaded guilty and took a deal for 15 years to life. At her sentencing in July 2025 she suddenly withdrew the plea and said she could prove she was innocent.
Her defense blamed the young husband.
The jury didn't buy it. First-degree murder. In January 2026 she got 28 years to life. The prosecutor called her "the far end of the spectrum of evil."
Her last words to the detectives: "I'm not a murderer. I'm not an evil person."
She'll be eligible for parole at around 70. Should she ever walk out?
She's 52, she just filed for divorce, and she says she spent the last 6 months in "a really dark period." Then the girl from American Pie opened an OnlyF*ns. Her manager says one week there beat American Pie, Scary Movie and Love Actually combined.
In the video below, Shannon Elizabeth talks about starting over.
She was Nadia in 1999. The role made her famous and stuck to her for 27 years.
She spent almost a decade in South Africa running a wildlife foundation instead of chasing Hollywood.
On April 16, 2026 she launched her page. Variety's sources put her first week at over $1.2 million.
"I don't have a big press engine behind me from a movie studio. I'm just putting it out there."
Her message to other women after a divorce: "We all have to reinvent ourselves."
Hollywood stopped calling. The fans didn't.
Reinvention at 52, or a sad sign of what Hollywood does to women over 50?
Brazzers star Danny D says his porn career started in a field at the 2006 World Cup in Germany. The portaloo queue was too long, so he went in the open, and his mates saw what he was carrying. Their verdict was that he was wasting it on a building site.
At 18 he started going to swinging clubs and dogging spots to see if he could perform in front of strangers. A man offered him 150 euros to have sex with his wife, and Danny's answer was "let's go again." In a podcast version of the story, the couple drove him out to a wooded area and filmed it in the back of their car.
He says the real job is a lot less sexy than people think. Some photographers shoot six inches from his balls, close enough that he can feel their breath. Ten crew members watching is "in your head" and stops mattering once you're in the moment.
He calls fluffers the biggest myth in porn. Someone once explained it to him like this: if you can't get hard for the girl we're paying you to f***, why would we pay another girl to suck you off?
The money is decent. He says a mid-level guy can easily make about £1,000 a day, and a good male performer is "worth his weight in gold."
His favourite role was Murphy, an American cop in a dystopian world where women rule and petrol is the currency. He did the accent for a whole week. One co-star wore a gas mask with a Fleshlight fixed to the front and did her entire scene in it.
He started at 18. At 33 he says he has never had a real job, and porn bought him his homes. Award listings show three AVN Male Foreign Performer of the Year wins and an AVN Hall of Fame spot in 2024.
His warning to 18-year-olds is that whatever goes online stays online forever.
Dream job or a decision you can never take back?
Adult star Sky Bri was booked for her first rap music video, with Shy Glizzy. She says after dark he and his crew cornered her in the kitchen and pushed a pill on her until she gave in. She says after 12 hours of shooting he walked into her room, pulled her onto the bed with his pants down and told her to suck it. She said no. He told her to lick it. She said no. Then, she says, he asked if she was fine with not getting paid for the whole day. She said yes and walked out. She never got the money. When she joked about it on TikTok, he sent her a screenshot asking "what is this about?"
In the video below she tells it herself, starting with the pill.
It was 2020. Her first music video. 12 hours on set with the director and crew.
She says his energy that day was "sketchy."
When it got dark, he cornered her in the kitchen with his "little posse."
A pill. She didn't know what it was.
"I said no a million times."
Eventually she took "the littlest tiny bit." She says it was Molly or ecstasy.
She still finished the shoot.
Then she went to her room to pack.
"He comes in and he pulls me on the bed and I look down and his d*ck is out."
"Suck it." No.
"Lick it." No.
"Then you're fine with not getting paid?"
"Yeah."
She got up, walked downstairs and told the director.
The crew agreed it wasn't okay. They put her in a car and drove her home.
She had never told this story before.
Months later she posted a joke on TikTok. "Starring in my first music video. Didn't get paid." And in brackets: "My lawyers will be in contact."
He sent her a screenshot of it.
"What is this about?"
She didn't answer.
"He could probably figure it out, right?"
She says the fee was 3 to 5 thousand dollars. She could afford to lose it.
Then she thinks about the girls who can't.
"If you don't do this, you're not getting paid. And they need that money. So they're gonna do it."
These are her claims. We could not find a public response from Shy Glizzy.
12 hours of work. A pill she said no to a million times. And a paycheck that depended on one more thing.
She could afford to walk out. How many girls on sets like that couldn't?
Stifler's mom says the role got her "like 200 people" she would have never slept with. One night a young guy took off his shirt and she saw "1987" tattooed across his chest. She asked what band that was. He said: "That's the year I was born." Then they had to call his mother.
In the video below, Jennifer Coolidge tells it herself. Watch her face when she gets to the part about his mom.
American Pie is the movie everyone remembers for a warm apple pie. But her few minutes on screen, seducing her son's classmate Finch on a pool table, gave the world a new word: "MILF."
She was 37. Then Hollywood kept handing her the same joke for 20 years. In her own words, she survived on "little jobs" and "five different sequels of American Pie. I milked that to the bone."
Then Mike White wrote The White Lotus for her. She almost said no because she "didn't like the way she looked." At 61 she won an Emmy.
That year she told Variety about the 200. A few months later she told Ariana Grande it was "sort of an exaggeration." About the young guy: "Legal, of course."
Now the ex-boyfriends are calling again. Her take: "People are really that shallow."
The pie made the movie famous. The mom made it immortal.
So which one do you believe: the 200, or the "exaggeration"?