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Friday, June 13, 2025
Soap Spawn:
I know the word 'spawn' has a negative connotation, as it's generally not used as a compliment. As a noun though, it simply means 'offspring' and there have been several soap spawn created over the years. I've featured soap stud Don Diamont, (above) many times on the site, but back in 2015, I introduced FH readers (HERE:) to his son Zander. (below) In addition to playing football, Zander also dipped his toe into the modeling world, but from my research, it appears he's since taken his toe out.
Over the last couple of years, two other soap studs have helped introduced their good looking studs to the world. It's certainly not uncommon for sons to follow in their father's footsteps, especially in show business. Many famous soap stars have had children in the business. John Aniston's daughter Jennifer, and Jeanne Cooper's son Corbin Bernsen both became famous beyond the world of daytime drama.
Actor Eric Martsolf has been taking off his shirt for soap scenes since his days on Passions close to 23 years ago. Now at 53, his shirt is still coming off, now on Days of our Lives. Eric even appeared with some of his co-stars in a (non-nude) spread in Playgirl Magazine in 2024. His son Mason hasn't followed his day into daytime television, but still, a into a career that requires plenty of shirtless moments. Mason has entered the modeling world, and as you can see from the images below, is not in his father's shadow, but standing beautifully on his own.
Joshua Morrow started playing Nick Newman on The Young and the Restless back in 1994. Morrow was just 20 at the time. Joshua's son Crew, began his turn on The Bold and the Beautiful this past year, also at the age of 20. Although he's done a few shirtless modeling shots, thus far, I don't think the soap has gotten Crew shirtless. I don't watch The Bold and the Beautiful, but not sure what they're waiting for. it didn't take dad long to be shirtless, and shirtless a lot, when he started on Y & R.
I'm guessing dad gave Crew a little advice, including maybe not doing some nude modeling shots at the beginning of his career. Too bad if he did, but at least we still have those early shots of dad's delicious derriere.
Final Warning!
I wasn't really spanked much as a kid, maybe a handful of times. It wasn't that I didn't get in trouble, it was more about my parents. Their philosophy was to never give a consequence that could end up also being a punishment for them.
My consequences usually hurt more than a spanking. I was very motivated socially. I liked going out, doing things and hanging with friends. Therefore, taking away my allowance usually meant I didn't have money for activities. I remember many evenings I was stuck at home, not because I was grounded, but because I didn't have the cash to a movie, a hockey game or another event.
Unfortunately for my parents, I was a keener, and started earning my own money when I was about 8 or 9 years old. Even before I could deliver newspapers, I was walking dogs and weeding my neighbours lawns. Once money wasn't a motivator, it became all about the car. Although we lived in a city, we were just far enough on the outskirts that meant getting anywhere required a drive. Sometimes I could hitch a ride with a friend, but not always.
The one thing most parents do is give a final warning before giving any consequence, especially a spanking. My mother gave multiple warnings, or maybe they were pleas. My father however, gave just one, if he gave any at all. Then before you knew it, the consequence was given. It came so fast you couldn't argue, and once he gave it, he was not going to compromise or change. He was all for compromise, but not after that final warning.
I don't remember the wooden spoon, except the time an older aunt was babysitting. That was the only time I was chased around the house by an angry adult swinging a kitchen utensil. My parents both used their hands. There were usually only 3 smacks, and they really didn't hurt. Most times, I think I would have chosen to take the three slaps over losing my allowance.... I know not everyone had 'loving' spankings, but I was fortunate that for the most part, mine were hesitantly doled out.
Sidenote: Although still new, I'm not really a big fan of AI. It's really throwing us all a curve ball, particularly aimed at artists. Like digital downloads and the Internet itself, it is becoming a part of our lives From time to time, for story based posts like this one, I may slip in an AI image or two. Most of the images in this piece are AI generated. It was actually a couple of the AI images of Dads giving their sons a 'final warning' that inspired me look for more. Unlike most AI images of the male form, they were visually interesting, and told a bit of a story.
Alessandro Nivola: From Stage to Screen
Arnold Schwarzenegger go this his start in show business due to body building. After gaining attention for the 1977 documentary Pumping Iron, Schwarzenegger followed fellow body builders like Reg Park, (who played Hercules) playing the pumped up sword and sorcery hero Conan The Barbarian in 1982. Alessandro Nivola, took a bit of a different, but maybe more traditional route to the silver screen. .
After graduating from Yale University with a BA in English in 1994, he made his Broadway debut opposite Helen Mirren in A Month in the Country The role earned Nivola a Drama Desk Award nomination. Later that year he also starred opposite Gwyneth Paltrow in the 1995 Williamstown Theater Festival production of Shakespeare's As You Like It.
Nivola quickly began getting small roles on Television and in film. (Inventing The Abbott's) It was in 1997 however, that he brought his breakthrough performance as Nicolas Cage's brother Pollux Troy in John Woo's 1997 feature film Face/Off.
Nivola is a multifaceted actor, moving between playing leading me, and character roles as well as moving seamlessly between movies, television and the stage. Some of you who my not have known his name, certainly have seen his work. Nivola has worked in small, independent films and huge box office hits. Yet, unlike Schwarzenegger who plays basically one character, over and over, Nivola is more of chameleon, Like many great actors, his versatility has kept him working steadily since his entry into the business.
In addition to Face/Off, some of Nivola's films that I'm guessing many have seen include; Junebug, Mansfield Park, The Sister, Laurel Canyon, Selma, The Boston Strangler, and Jurassic Park III. Most recently Nivola appeared in The Brutalist, The Room Next Door and will be featured in the next, and last, Downton Abbey film.
I think it was the actors turn as musician Ian, and his fiery romance with Jane, (Francis McDormand) in the 2002 drama Laurel Canyon, that first introduced me to Nivola. I watched the film for McDormand and Christian Bale, but it was a scene with a naked Nivola, moving slowly across the screen on a pool floaty, that stuck in my memory. Check some of my favorite nude scenes below.
Like Christian Bale in the scene above, many of us did a double take seeing Alessandro naked on the pool floaty.
Like so many actors, Nivola's first nude scene for me, is his most memorable. There are a lot of love scenes featuring a good looking actor' bare butt. The scene below, from 1998's I Want You, is one of the hottest. I love how Nivola starts off dressed, but quickly gets out of pants and undies and his beautiful butt, never stops moving. Video on SendSpace HERE:
Reece Scott: Trying New Things
' I was finally at a stage of my life where I guess I was wanting to try new things. I’ve always fantasized about doing porn, and I finally was at a point where I felt comfortable enough to give it a try.'
I couldn't interview Reece Scott without asking a few questions about his experience working in the adult film industry. It's hard to believe Reece has only been shooting films for a little over two years. Reece has already amassed a large and loyal following, won a Grabby award, and is one of the industries most popular 'daddies'. For me, his appeal goes beyond his incredibly hot body and rugged good looks. Reece has such a welcoming and warm presence in front of the lens. Powerful and in control for sure, but his eyes and that smile also reveal a warmth that consistently shines through.
When was your first shoot, was it a nude shoot?
I’ve done camera work and magazine work 25 years ago. The first time I’ve made a movie was in 2023 and that was with Carnal media. Up until that time I only did work when I was younger.
How nervous were you before your first time modeling fully nude?
Naked or nude print work was easier than the movies. I was never really nervous being photographed, but my first movies I was nervous. After a couple of movies, the nervousness went away, and I began to really enjoy myself.
Were you a fan before, any favorites you enjoyed watching?
Up until I entered the adult industry, I didn’t really watch all that much porn. I couldn’t even tell you the names of the most famous porn stars. I did see from time to time videos with Legrand Wolf and I was always intrigued by his “ fun size boys videos”
Was there anyone, (family, friends, work) you felt you had to talk to before you started?
I did speak to a couple of friends before I made my final decision and every one of them was very supportive and encouraged me to do it.
What most surprised you about working in the industry you didn't expect?
I guess what most surprised me about studio work was the amount of time and detail that goes into making just one 35 or 40 minute scene. There’s a lot more going on behind the scenes that I ever imagined.
Now, making content for the fan platforms, like OnlyFans and JustForFans, I would say it’s a little bit easier and a little more of a relaxed situation. I mean, most of our OnlyFans collaborations are filmed with iPhones to be perfectly honest. lol
As Reece shared, he first posed nude in the 1990's. Some of the shots were featured in a 1998 'guys next door' feature in Playgirl Magazine. The three shots above are all from that early shoot The shaving shot (just above) was one of the shots featured in Playgirl. The shot below is one of the images from Tom from TR Pics which were taken just last month. Still shaving and looking as hot, and even hotter than ever!
Are you often recognized often when out? If so, by who?
As far as getting recognized out in public that does happen from time to time. The first couple of times it really caught me off guard and it was a strange feeling. But I like it it’s flattering and everyone that I’ve met has positive things to say. I’ve never been recognized by a woman, but I have been recognized by men of all ages.
Do you have a favorite scene that you have shot?
I think my favorite scene so far was the very first movie I made with Carnal media. It was a “Gaycest” video about father and his college age son. I really enjoyed working with my costar Hunter Graham. My brilliant director, Brian Fitzgibbons, was amazing. He taught me so much in just a few short days. I’ll always be grateful. I’ve learned a lot from him and I still learned a lot from him every movie.
Congrats on your Grabby win! What do think resonated with that particular scene with Hunter?
Thank you for the congratulations on the Grabby win. I think there was a chemistry between Hunter and I. I think I was lucky to have someone that I had an immediate attraction to. We had a wonderful chemistry and I think that is what the audience saw. I’m very proud of that movie. I love Hunter!! I hope to do another movie with him soon.
Have you ever lost your composure or started laughing during a scene?
Of course I’ve lost my composure and started laughing during filming. It does happen from time to time, but you try it again until you get it right.
Do you get any say in who your scene partners would be?
We really don’t get to choose who we film with for studio work of course for our fan platforms we can film with whoever we like. All the guys at Carnal are wonderful and I’d be proud to work with any of them.
What are the advantages of filming for a studio vs filming independently for your fan sites?
Some advantages of filming with the studio would be working with some of it brightest most talented people in the business. You have the studio's entire marketing team behind you. It helps with your PR. Professional photographs, wardrobe, etc., Every time a movie is released, trailers and teasers are released and very helpful to getting your name and face out there.
Reece & Zac
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