Temptation News

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Temptation News is an Canadian publication started in November 2005. Temptation News has both a website and magazine printed bi-monthly that is focused on the adult entertainment industry. It features news, reviews, interviews and other material related to the adult industry.

In July 2006 Temptation News held the 1st Annual Temptation Awards at the Westin Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles. The first ever Temptation Awards suffered many set backs including two changes of venue. Despite that the show persevered and was a modest success for it first year with some of the industry's biggest stars in attendance including Jenna Jameson, McKenzie Lee, Channel St. James, Kirsten Price and more.

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