A man in the UK recently created a blog post entitled "Girls (Scream) Aloud" in which he made graphic reference to a fantasy involving the kidnapping, rape, and mutilation of girls from the band "Girls Aloud".

Fresh from the institute that gives sex research a whole new name, the Kinsey institute's recent article on the history of sex and presidential politics traces some of the defining moments sex has played in determining our nation's presidents. What is perhaps most interesting, is that Indiana University has so much porn in its libraries.

Playboy has announced that it will no longer operate a DVD-producing department, as sales of DVDs are down roughly 15% from last year, and the company must cut down on expenses to return to profitability.

A new book by Gary Neuman entitled 'The Truth about Cheating' explores the reasons men cheat on their wives.

The Australian government is being petitioned to dramatically revamp its existing porn laws by the adult industry through its 'Eros Association'. The association feels that the classification system used to define adult and violent related material is too confusing to the general public, and enforcement against obscenity needs to be more uniformly applied to all retailers.

Hugh Heffner's rise to fame over the past 55 years has embodied every element of the American Dream, as he created an international brand and a legacy of hard partying with buxom blondes amidst poolside luxury. Unfortunately, Playboy's current financial situation is following that of the rest of the American economy, and the parties may be coming to an end for Hugh and his renowned mansion.

Larry Flint may be an old, wealthy, wheel-chair bound porn producer, but that apparently doesn't give him the right to have sex with prostitutes in his office (at least not loud ones). For his notorious antics, he's now facing sexual harassment charges from female employees who claim it created a hostile work environment and left them “sick, sore, lame, and disabled.”

The adult supersite NJOY NOW has started selling franchises to distributors all over the world. The concept is interesting, for a relatively small franchise fee you can become a master distributor of NJOY NOW Prepaid Porn cards.

I think this may change the way we look at porn, and certainly has the potential to change the business model of adult magazine publishers.

According to Steven Hirsch, co-chairman of Vivid Entertainment Group, his company receives an average of 5 calls every week from people claiming to have their hands on celebrity sex tapes.

A column written by Heather Mallick that compared Sarah Palin to a pornstar and was web-published by CBS has taken on an unusually high level of resentment from others in the industry for being a personal attack rather than objective journalism.