The Record · the registry bulletin
Week of August 31, 2026
Published September 3, 2026 · 4 items · RSS
Registry
Six new hub pages: whole shows and whole award ceremonies, documented in one place
The registry grew a new kind of page this week. Instead of only answering one name at a time, a hub page answers a whole roster at once: the cast of Netflix’s Earle Meets World (it premieres tomorrow night), the 2026 XMA Creator Awards, and the last three AVN Awards ceremonies — who won, who was nominated, each name linking to her full sourced page. Every hub says plainly what it is: our documented coverage, never the ceremony’s complete results. A name missing from a hub means we haven’t verified her placement yet — never that she didn’t place.
The Earle Meets World cast → · 43rd AVN Awards, documented →
Registry
Two award records were wrong in the modest direction — both corrected upward
While building the award hubs we checked every win and nomination against AVN’s own official results, and found our own record had been underselling two women. Autumn Falls’ page said she had never won an AVN Award; AVN’s 2022 winners list says she did — a group-scene award shared with her three scene partners — and her page now says so, with the official list as the source. Blake Blossom’s page was missing her 2025 co-win for the same reason. Both pages now carry the wins, dated, with AVN’s own records cited. We’d rather our mistakes run in that direction — underselling until the source is in hand — but they were still mistakes, and they’re fixed.
Autumn Falls → · Blake Blossom →
Registry
The Bop House roster, re-checked at the source: same eight members
We re-read all three of the house’s own surfaces — its Instagram bio, its official link hub, and its business site — on September 1. Same eight members on all three, matching what our page has said since August. The page’s dates now say exactly when we last looked, because a roster page is only as good as its most recent check.
Bop House members →
Registry
A hundred and four pages gained portraits — and the ones that didn’t have a reason
A three-day sweep added verified portraits to 104 creator pages, A through Z. Every image is either the creator’s own published imagery or a photo from coverage her page already cites, credited on the page, removed on request. About forty-five pages still show initials instead of a photo — on purpose. Where the only photos we could find had children in the frame, couldn’t be tied to the right person with certainty, carried someone else’s watermark, or crossed our content standards, we kept the initials. A wrong or wrongly-used photo is worse than none.
About our standards →