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In brief: A Halloween-week roundup from Oct. 29–31: Melody Marks celebrated eight years in the industry and on Twitter; Brazzers performer Keiran Lee wrote a sober column-length post on his football club, Derby County; Jadynn Stone reviewed a costume contest; and ultrarunner Camille dropped from the Javelina Jundred 100-mile race to a 31km race at the same event.
Four posts, four very different moods.
Melody Marks: the anniversary
“Happy 8 years in porn … and 8 years on Twitter,” Marks posted on Oct. 29. Marks, named Female Pornstar of the Year at the 2026 FapHouse Awards, put the two milestones side by side. We’ll leave it to readers to decide which job is harder.
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Keiran Lee: the column
Lee, a Brazzers performer and director, posted a full take on Derby County on Oct. 29. “Shane Duffy isn’t a bad signing as a back-up,” he wrote, “but if I were the parent of a talented youngster looking for a pathway into first-team football, Derby County wouldn’t exactly be top of my list right now.”
He cited academy graduates the club trusted before, including Chris Riggott, Tom Huddlestone, Will Hughes and Eiran Cashin, and made his case plainly: “I understand experience is important, but at some point you have to give youth a chance.” He closed with: “You can’t keep talking about building for the future if you’re not prepared to trust the players who are supposed to be part of it.” It’s a reasonable fan’s argument, made with more care than most sports radio.
Jadynn Stone: the review
Early Oct. 31, Stone filed a short verdict: “That costume contest was poopy they didn’t even bring me on stage.” She didn’t say which contest, so we won’t guess. For someone who has talked about building a career online, being left off the stage is a fair complaint.
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Camille: the switch
Ultrarunner Camille, who has said she wants her OnlyFans to be the HBO of running, wrote on Oct. 30 that she withdrew from the Javelina Jundred and changed her entry to the “Jacka** 31km.” Her reason: “I don’t feel ready and prepared to take on 100 miles right now.”
She shared photos from her 2021 win at the race and still promised to see people at “the best party in the desert.” Going from 100 miles to 31km, about 19 miles, is a big cut. It’s still farther than most people will run this weekend.
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