Source: Blue Blood
By: Company Press Release
(LOS ANGELES, CA) — The Blue Blood crew enjoyed exhibiting at last week’s Erotica LA event at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Blue Blood was at the show promoting the much anticipated official July 4, Independence Day, launch of BlueBlood.com, when subscribers will enjoy access to not only the 60,000+ gorgeously photographed images, but also events and entertainment coverage, acclaimed genre fiction, an exceptionally active community forum, and the celebration of loving counterculture couples that first made Blue Blood a representative voice of the tattooed, pierced, colorfully coiffed, and simply offbeat community.
The sheer size of the Erotica LA show, along with their promotion to women and couples, provided a wonderful opportunity for people to connect and reconnect. Blue Blood has been publishing since 1992, so the Blue Blood crew has fans and compatriots all over the world and it was terrific to hang out with so many of them in person at one event.
Blue Blood magazine founder/editor Amelia G and art director Forrest Black appeared in Blue Blood’s Erotica LA booth all three days of the show. Of course, a variety of favorite Blue Blood superstar hotties also came out to meet and greet and sign in the Blue Blood booth. Appearing on Saturday and Sunday was the gloriously inked Superna, Paris-trained lead singer of the eponymously named band voted LA’s best female-fronted group. Eva Klench, who has dressed some of MTV’s most popular groups, and of course undressed herself for Blue Blood, appeared on Friday and Sunday. Appearing Saturday only were Vima, Dahlia Dark, and Daniel Ian. Vima was fresh off her burlesque performance with Margaret Cho. Dahlia Dark has graced the covers of multiple glossy fetish magazines with her busty beauty. And Daniel Ian, lead singer of the Astrovamps, is rumored to be fixing to marry the woman he posed for Blue Blood with in 1996. Blue Blood is all about good relationships.
About Blue Blood:
Blue Blood is a lifestyle company founded by Amelia G in 1992. Blue Blood began as a pioneering magazine dedicated to showcasing the beauty and sensuality of the emerging eclectic underground populated by Gothic, punk and pre-Internet cyberculture. In addition to sponsoring numerous successful events, Blue Blood successfully transitioned to the web. Among its various properties are a variety of entertainment publications in both print and digital media, as well as the Blue Blood Boutique, which purveys a signature line of apparel and accessories. SpookyCash is Blue Blood’s B2B adult entertainment website affiliate program. Blue Blood’s erotic arm is officially launching a conglomerated megasite at BlueBlood.com July 4th, 2006.
Contact:
Please contact Press@BlueBlood.com for additional information, site press passes, or print quality photography or other image needs, as well as for special interview quotes about Blue Blood exhibiting at Erotica LA, the BlueBlood.com launch, or other Blue Blood products.
