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Bam Margera Sex Scandal: False!!! UPDATE: The New York Post has apologized for falsely claiming Jackass star Bam Margera was the star of a secret sex tape. Their report has been proven to be false. Apparently, Bam and Lindsay Hughes never even met. Here is the original story that started circulating online and beyond: "Jackass” regular Bam Margera is at the center of a sex tape scandal, with racy footage of the star reportedly set to be released on a pay-per-view Web site. Margera, who has previously been romantically linked to Jessica Simpson, is allegedly shown in the tape performing sex acts with blonde Lindsay Hughes, the fiancee of New York radio host Gregg "Opie” Hughes. Steppin’ Out magazine reports the tape has been obtained by a former employee of Gregg Hughes, who is now considering taking legal action in a bid to stop the film being published on the Internet. The publication’s Chaunce Hayden tells the New York Post’s Page Six, "They’re doing the nasty — and I mean nasty. Hughes is taking legal action to prevent its distribution. "Apparently, he’s so distraught, he’s banned the name ‘Bam’ from being mentioned on the (radio) show.” The alleged video footage is sure to put Margera’s one-year marriage to Melissa Rothstein under further pressure. Just months into their marriage, in July 2007, Rothstein reportedly gave the star an ultimatum — to quit drugs or end up divorced. Apparently, Bam was so confident that all of this was false that he had offered $100,000 for a copy of the alleged sex tape. "I wouldnt let some Dudes film me hump some girl" - BAM Funny Shit! Chaunce Hayden - who was quoted in the Page Six article as saying "They're doing the nasty - and I mean nasty" - amazingly admitted to FMQB yesterday of actually never having seen the video. The smoking gun was revealed this morning when Bam Margera himself called into the Opie & Anthony show, and denied that the sex tape exists. "I think it's nonsense... if I filmed it, I filmed it myself. I never even heard of those dudes," said Margera referring to the ex-employee who supposedly bought the rights from Bam. Bam's reputation can now be restored to what it was before.
4/28/2008 - Xmas skate footy teasers Some behind the scenes of Chris Cole and Kyle Frederick skating during the XMas bash. Go to bamargera.com to check it out!
Jackass 3 Jackass 3 Is On IMD! Check It Out Here!
4/10/2008 - Jackass.com footage 'Bams vs. the Net Gun' and 'Mentos & Cola Ass Enema' now can be seen on jackassworld.com
Where The Fuck Is Santa? Its been rumored for a while that Bam had been working with a 'Major' film company on some projects for awhile now, but nothing has ever surfaced as to what those projects might be. At one point I believe 'Dream Seller' was bought by a Major film company and shelved. Well, now some additional information has been released: Bam and crew will be in Finland for the majority of April filming a movie with Warner Brothers called "Where The F*##K Is Santa?". It will be rated 'R' of coarse and will feature HIM, The 69 Eyes, Hanoi Rocks and the Dudesons; With an ending party in PA with Geoff Rowley, Mark Appleyard, Kerry Getz, Donny Barley, Nick Dompierre and Ricky Oyola for the pro skaters. Also 'The Moxy' performing! (Bams new band with Filthy Note). Movie is straight to DVD for a XMAS 2008 release. For those of you keeping score Warner Bros is the same company that produced Grind, the 2003 adventure skating comedy which Bam had a little role in.
HUCK Mag Article: Getting punched in the face fucking sucks. It’s not how it is in the movies at all, when a character gets popped super hard and is back on his feet trading punches with the enemy moments later. Real-life punching is a crippling, horrific experience epitomised by four knuckles - and maybe even a ring - connecting with someone’s soon-to-be-swollen, bleeding and agonising-in-pain face. For this reason alone I became utterly shocked and a bit horrified when I first witnessed two individuals clock each other in the face – not maliciously, but willfully. The two lunatics I’m talking about were Bam Margera and his friend, Brandon DiCamillo, and the video was Toy Machine’s Jump Off A Building. The array of Jackass-style buffoonery interspersed throughout Bam’s skate part would introduce the world to his crazy body-destroying humour. I suddenly looked at Bam, not just as an outrageously talented skater, but as completely out of his mind. A staple in the East Coast skate scene since he was a tike, Bam made his mark in a late H-Street video doing a blunt to fakie on a giant vert wall. In time, he would make a series of appearances in mags and videos, establishing himself as a hungry amateur. But it wasn’t until Bam started riding for Toy Machine that his obsession with filming himself and his buddies acting like maniacs became televised to the public. His antics soon evolved into a series of videos dedicated almost exclusively to Bam’s signature fuck-around, hurt-yourself footage in a succession of colourful productions. The infamous Landspeed Wheels video, Landspeed: CKY, evolved into the CKY franchise, which in turn spawned MTV hit shows Jackass, Viva La Bam and, most recently, Bam’s Unholy Union. There are a million things that could be triggered by the thought of Bam and his career, but for some reason, just one particular thought always hits me. When I think of Bam, I regularly recount the voiceover from the Viva La Bam intro going, “What will he do next?” and Bam responding, “Whatever The ‘Beep’ I Want.” I don’t know why I keep thinking of this succession of words. Maybe it’s because Bam Margera, at twenty-eight years of age, can in fact do pretty much whatever the fuck he wants. It’s a warm Saturday morning as I embark on a mission to Bam’s house, aka Bamland, to see just what goes down in the real life of the skating world’s most famous masochistic celebrity. His home is a good three and a half hours away from New York City in the absolute bumble-fuck sticks of West Chester, Pennsylvania. As the rental speeds through an infinite cattle-grazing landscape, my mind turns to an interview I did with Bam a few months ago. At the time, he was in the throes of locking himself within his in-home editing suite to cut his new film, Minghags, which he co-wrote, starred in, directed and completely funded. “Yeah, I’ve spent about $230,000 so far, but I own all of the equipment already so I don’t have any camera rental fees,” he told me then. The script had been sitting around for two years, but Bam was far too busy filming Viva La Bam and then Bam’s Unholy Union to work on it. “As soon as I finished nine episodes of Bam’s Unholy Union I was like, ‘Fuck it, I don’t give a shit. I’m reserving, like, three months of my life for this movie and I’m getting it done before I commit to any other project.’” The film’s now in the bag and ready for release. With any luck, I might get a sneak peek during my visit. Upon arrival, I remember the instructions from Bam’s publicist: “Call Missy, Bam’s wife, when you get to the gate.” Bam mentioned he’d often be hounded by fans, many of whom would show up at the gate to shoot photos of themselves standing there – and then hang around for hours in the hope of getting a glimpse of him. This time, however, Bam’s pad is a groupie-free zone. I pull up and call Missy, who promptly gives me the code. I punch it in and it slowly opens. For some reason, I drive up Bam’s driveway cautiously. To my left a giant, plastic Santa Claus is strung to a tree like some kind of effigy. Next to it sits an official-looking sign that reads ‘Serious As Shitwater’. To my right, another sign reads ‘9 of Novak’s Dicks = 1 Of Frantz’s Dicks’. The driveway has a six-coloured rainbow overlooked by an assortment of huge, flamboyantly painted fibreglass animals. On its outskirts sit the famous cement banks that MTV paid for. They curve around a bend leading to a strip of three garage doors, each with a strange individual painting on it. One is of Osama Bin Laden wearing a 76’ers jersey and spinning a basketball on his finger. Another, of Lance Bass from N’ Sync in astronaut attire. And the last one is of Ronald Reagan. Next to the detailed portrait sit the words, ‘Fuck Reagan, he’s a fuck-ass’. I suddenly get a strange feeling in my stomach. Where the hell am I?

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