Porn Valley- In chess as well as a gay bar, a bishop generally has no chance against three queens. But Friday night on PrimeTimeUncensored, www.primetimeuncensored.com, director Bishop did a good job touting his latest project for West Coast Productions, www.wcpclub.com.

Vanessa Blue, who hosts the Blue At Night show for PTU, was joined by co-hosts Marie Luv and Laylani Kream. Before Bishop got called on, Vanessa and company had a few comments to make about current celebrity gossip.

A story was brought up about Briney Spears doing a photo shoot after which she wiped up her dog’s poop with a $6,000 dress.

“She’s a black-dick whore,” Blue drawled, obviously referring to Spears and not the dog.

Luv also noted a trend concerning gossip stories about the brothers being gay, moaning how half of those targets she had crushes on. That’s also why she suspected that Eddie Murphy was getting back on “the pussy wagon,” lest another rumor, tranny or otherwise, comes out about him. For her part, Kream thought there was just “too much ignorant shit” being put on the air right now. Kream also reported that she had had just performed in her first d.p. on camera- with Jon Strong and Manuel Ferrara. She also laughed about how she seems to attract men with big dicks.

“Magnum men come to Kaylani,” she said. “I have a big dick aura.”

Bishop came on later in the program to talk about the first feature movie West Coast was putting out- Ransom- and it’s one which he directed. With a vibe similar to Reservoir Dogs, Ransom features an all-black cast and is about a kidnapping that goes wrong. It has a release date the first week of September.

Luv, who has a part in the film, said she was very proud to have been in the project particularly because it’s an all-black showcase.

“It shows that we have talent other than fucking,” she said.

Explaining that she gets shot in the head, Luv chuckled about how she took blood in her weave for art’s sake.

One caller-in urged support for the film, feeling that it would justify future endeavors; while another was a little more down-to-earth with his assessments.

“I love the sistahs!” he exclaimed in a New York City cant. “I love your spirit! I love your bodies!” Kream also agreed on all counts that there should be more support for black performers.

“But there’s not enough people of color [in the adult business]in decision-making positions.”