Al Goldstein was once the famous and famously hated publisher of the smut magazine Screw. Now the onetime multimillionaire and foul-mouthed sex celeb has turned his talents to hawking the Booble. Now the onetime multimillionaire and foul-mouthed sex celeb has turned his talents to hawking Booble. Booble, which features some topless photos and isn't entirely safe for work, is an adult search engine and "sex search directory.
Once a towering figure in the smut businesses, the year old Goldstein practically lost it all in the last few years when, in quick succession, cheap Internet porn put his notoriously ribald magazine out of business , he filed for bankruptcy, and he got slapped with harassment charges.
A article reported that Goldstein was reduced to selling salami, gefilte fish and beef brisket at a Manhattan deli. Now Goldstein is on something of a comeback.
He's also, of course, running for president at Goldstein In case you're wondering how Booble got away with the similarity to Google under U. But J. Ortiz, who works in marketing at Booble's parent company, said Friday that everything settled amicably, not least because Booble considers itself a parody of its far better known cousin.
Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy , which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion. Don't show this again. Ex-'Screw' mag publisher hawks Booble porn search Al Goldstein was once the famous and famously hated publisher of the smut magazine Screw.
