The new year is less than two weeks old, but a hot new trend has emerged: marketing bogus celeb sex videos.

Just as Christina Aguilera's camp is going after an Internet outfit advertising what the singer says is a bogus sex video of her, Mick Jagger's people are denying the existence of a video purporting to show the Rolling Stone sharing an intimate interlude.

The New York Post said Jagger's lawyers have issued a statement saying that the man enjoying himself in the video is not their client.

"It has come to our attention from certain newspapers in the U.K. that a Harry Lime Esq. of Harry Lime Management is attempting to sell photos and possibly video footage which purports to be of our client for substantial sums of money," The Post quoted the lawyers' letter.

"We can categorically state that the person shown in this material is not Mick Jagger."

Oddly, the alias of the wanna-be celeb porn peddler, Harry Lime, was the name of Orson Welles' character in the classic movie "The Third Man."