Jameson Signs Lucrative Deal with Vivid Entertainment

By Ian Rice Arts and Lifestyle Editor 
Adult film giant Vivid Entertainment resigned their biggest star Jenna Jameson to an exclusive seven-year contract this week. This new contract, which goes into effect in 2007, grants Vivid Entertainment distribution rights for Jameson's production studio "Club Jenna." The starlet's production company is the fastest-growing adult film outlet and has afforded Jameson with a great deal of wealth and popularity.
"I couldn't be happier," said Ms. Jameson in a recent press release. "We feel we are at the top of our game right now and it is terrific to know that we will be continuing to work closely with the adult company that has been at the top of its game for more than two decades. Vivid sets the pace for leveraging its internationally recognized brand and we are proud to be a part of that success."
The news of the Vivid/ClubJenna venture comes hand-in-hand with Jameson's recent lawsuit against Regan Media (run by publishing mogul Judith Regan) over a deal signed for a reality show featuring the starlet, slated to run on the A&E television network. Jameson says in the suit that the A&E deal was negotiated before the Regan Media agreement, which Regan Media vehemently opposes. Jameson had a working contract with Regan Media, whose publishing division Harper Collins released her autobiography (How to Make Love Like a Porn Star" in 2004.