Jimmy Kimmel is no fan of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the regulatory body in charge of policing the airwaves. So each week he does a segment called “This Week In Unnecessary Censorship,” that takes normal every day language and makes it seems lewd by bleeping out words or phrases. As a result everything from “American Idol” to Regis comes out dirty…and hilarious.
This week, Jimmy looked at President Carter’s true hopes for the Middle East, what Sherri Shepherd really thinks of Lauren Conrad‘s “Hills,” and a major wardrobe malfunction on live TV. It’s all pretty disturbing for a Saturday morning.
The federal government has spent nearly half a million dollars to fund a study to find out why some men would prefer not to wear condoms during sex. PPHOTO Condoms. Why some Men don t like to wear them. Condoms Stockbyte Getty Images The National Institute of Child Health and Human Development a branch of the National Institutes of Health has awarded a $423 500 grant to researchers at The Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex Gender and Reproduction. The Bloomington Ind. based research team will use the funding to study “barriers to correct condom use ” according to a release from the institute.
The porn community is an odd one, made up as it is of people with relaxed sexual morals but oftentimes the same cravings for security and family that those in less X-rated professions might share. And that’s the unexpected surprise of Mommy XXX, a new reality series from Crackle that chronicles the life of Demi Delia, an actively working porn star with two teenage children and a ginormous rack.
The format is pretty straight-up reality documentary, paced well for the web medium with relatively few signs of staged scenarios, and those interviewed are remarkably candid about their lives and opinions. There’s a sense that the producers are hoping to invoke the same outrageous behavior of The Osbournes from this clan, but that’s hardly the case with Brandi and Chris, who love their mom but express their teenage rebellion by eating vegan and actively rejecting her porn star lifestyle. In a episode provided for review, the kids bail out early from their mom’s birthday party, Chris stating flatly, “I hate porn stars — they’re gross.” Given what he’s probably seen during his lifetime, you can hardly blame him for saying so.
Delia’s family consists of more than her children, as she seems constantly surrounded by friends from the industry, who make even a trip to the plastic surgeon into a party. There’s a lot of potential for interesting stories from this set-up, most especially the relationship between Demi and her ex-husband Randy Sparks, a “legendary” porn star with whom she is still friendly. But the awkward tension between the two former spouses is clear, especially when, in an episode provided for review, the two work together in a sex scene. But as they’re both old pros, the scene goes well — except, of course, for some back and neck trouble. So far, there’s not much information about Demi’s background, how she got her start in porn, or even the identity and whereabouts of Brandi and Chris’s father (no, not Randy), material which will hopefully be fodder for the upcoming 12 episodes.
MIAMI – When the FBI investigated the landmark 1972 porno movie “Deep Throat,” the case touched the highest levels of the FBI, even its second-in-commandW. Mark Felt, the shadowy Watergate informant whose “Deep Throat” alias was taken from the movie’s title.
The FBI documents newly released to The Associated Press reveal the bureau’s sprawling and ultimately vain attempt to stop the spread of a movie some saw as the victory of a cultural and sexual revolution and others saw as simply decadent.
Agents seized copies of the movie, had negatives analyzed in labs and interviewed everyone from actors and producers to messengers who delivered reels to theaters.
If you’re out of work, maybe it’s time to open a sex toy vending machine franchise! Tabooboo has created machines that let you sell (or buy) sex toys at bars, clubs, gyms, hair salons, or any other inappropriate location you can think of.
You can stock them with smaller pleasure machines like: the Remote Control Rabbit, The Invader, The Glass Wand, vibrating ducks, or love eggs.
Leighton Meester, better known as Blair Waldorf of “Gossip Girl,” allegedly has a sex tape and a website called celeb-hotline.com got their hands on it. The site claims the tape is 100% legit and that the “Gossip Girl Gets Wild.” Ugh. Another one? Don’t these girls learn?!
With all the “leaked” naked photos taken from “stolen” cell phones and computers, we wonder how much is done deliberately and whether at this point famous young women should be accountable for themselves and their pasts. Leighton, who was actually born in jail and seems to have had a very interesting upbringing, has just released a new single with the band Cobra Starship called “Good Girls Go Bad.” Coincidence?
We’ve debunked the five reasons celebrities make sex tapes.
You’ve probably noticed that your penis often does its own thing. You may remember times when it was completely inappropriate to have an erection; and yet you couldn’t wish it away.
It’s true that you have less command over your penis than body parts like your arms and legs. That’s because the penis answers to a part of the nervous system that’s not always under your conscious control. This is called the autonomic nervous system, which also regulates heart rate and blood pressure.