Belladonna and family like the work of Calef Brown

In the end, Alia Janine and I only disagreed about Jagermeister

Maria Alexander talks about BDSM, spirituality, and “At Louche Ends,” her collection of poems. “It’s safe to say that this volume can be taken as one long drink of my sexuality,” she says.

“So, I like my tits; I think they’re nice,” says Sage to Daniels. “But fuck: your tits are insane.”

CatalystCon is a weekend-long conference on sexuality, activism, and acceptance, coming to Long Beach September 14-16.

Porn is inconveniently a test kitchen of the freedoms every American enjoys, so it must be defended. Gram interviews Free Speech attorney J.D. Obenberger

If their lives were a buddy movie, it would have a triple-X rating. Now Tim Case and Mike South, veteran pornographers, strip club managers, and straight-shooting old world gentlemen, have compiled a decade of blog posts and dressing room banter into the entertaining blook “Stripper Quotes And Other Stories From the Sex Industry”

This year’s XRCO Awards were a great fun time; a perfect encapsulation of the misplaced resentment, earnest good will, limited attention span, dark humor, poor planning, and uncalibrated sense of history that Porn Valley’s 4-decades-old adult industry is known for.

No book has done more to complicate the legacy of the late John Holmes—to his favor—than “Porn King,” his fascinating work of semi-autobiography re-released by his widow, Laurie Holmes.

“Adult performers do have a wide range of opinions about condoms,” says Chauntelle Tibbals, Ph.D. “But they all agree that, as adults, wearing condoms or not should be their choice.”

Gram Ponante talks with Paul Thomas about “Jesus Christ Superstar” and how he doesn’t like Happy People Having Happy Sex

An Interview with Maria Beatty about irrigating the saguaros

Are you saying I need to come to my own conclusions but that—perhaps—people shouldn’t be so goddamned outraged over everything? That one way of taking power away from detractors is to use their own tools against ourselves and, emerging unscathed, win?

Sometimes people make choices in porn more for what they can avoid than for what they can get

“…If Univision distributed porn we would be doing huge numbers…”

“…so many people (who don’t write porn) talk about how easy it is to write a porn script…”

‘I’ve been tied up and sodomized and felt less humiliated than when [I was] working in an escrow house.’

If an actor is but an instrument of the script, Bartholet is the biggest tool there is. In fact, he should be called Home Depothelet.

“When it comes down to it—who’s fucking what and who’s fucking who and whatnot—it’s all porn.”

A recent trip to the Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas revealed that porn still has its fingers way up the needs of American consumers.