> the NY Post finally catches on to the porn story of the week: A TOPLESS dancer has accused the hubby of Jenna Jameson of assaulting her as she performed an erotic table dance in the porn queen’s Arizona club. Cops are investigating the claim against Jay Grdina, [pictured] who allegedly yanked the dancer’s hair and pushed her head toward the floor of Babe’s Cabaret in Scottsdale. The incident may have been witnessed by former NBA star Dennis Rodman, who was said to be a guest of Grdina. “Her hair was grabbed, and she wasn’t happy about it,” police Sgt. Mark Clark told The East Valley Tribune. “There doesn’t appear to be any type of injury. It was humiliation more than anything.” Grdina’s lawyer, Dick Hertzberg, told the paper: “Jay said he never pulled her hair . . . He said the girl was doing a table dance, and all of a sudden, she stands up and says, ‘Did you pull my hair?’ Then she storms off, and the guys at the table all kind of laughed . . . I’ve heard of customers pulling on things in these clubs but never somebody’s hair.” No charges have been filed as yet. Jameson and Grdina run her Club Jenna business, which was recently bought by Playboy Enterprises.

> c62 comments on www.xxxporntalk.com: Since when has getting your hair pulled been enough to storm off crying for hours, let alone filing a police report (assuming he did it). That whole story smelled of bull$hit. I have more of a problem with him rolling with D.Rodman, dam Jay you can’t do any better? Dennis is soooo 1998.

> posted on avn.com: Veteran director-producer Corey Jordan has returned to No Boundaries after leaving the company earlier this year. Jordan, who headed the company, left No Boundaries in February when he and his partners disagreed on the company’s direction.

But in recent weeks Jordan and his partners agreed to a deal that gives Jordan full ownership of No Boundaries.

“We had a disagreement and it doesn’t mean anyone was bad or was to blame for anything. They’re all great guys and I’m thankful to know them, but sometimes you have disagreements and you work them out,” said Jordan who will also be working on projects with his wife, AVN Hall of Fame member Jill Kelly..