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LoveLA Website Live, Tickets Now on Sale
LoveLAShow.com is live and running and tickets are now on sale for the one-of-a-kind couples-friendly sexuality expo slated for Jan. 27.
Studio 2000 Releases 2 Gay Classics on DVD
SAN FRANCISCO — Gay production company Studio 2000 has released two of its classic gay titles, “Voyeur” and “My Secret Collection,” to DVD. Both titles focus on the classic erotic theme of voyeurism.
Video Secrets Signs On to Sponsor XBIZ Hollywood '08
XBIZ has inked Video Secrets as the corporate sponsor of the XBIZ Hollywood '08 Industry Conference, scheduled Feb. 6-8 at the historic Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood, Calif.
Typo-Squatting on Rise, But Less Redirection to Adult
Security firm McAfee Inc. indicates that fewer typo-squatters are using their domains to push traffic to adult sites than in previous years, according to a new study on the practice of “typo-squatting” — registering domain names for likely misspellings of well-known sites and brand names in order to generate traffic from surfer typos.
Rhyse, Rhylee Richards Chat On KSEX.com
Rhyse and Rhylee Richards, who have shot scenes for Hustler, Naughty America, Zero Tolerance and more, will appear on Courtney Cummz's weekly KSEX show tonight at 9 p.m. PST.
AdultVest’s Francis Koenig Interviewed on CNBC
AdultVest‘s Francis Koenig revealed on CNBC Friday that the investment firm is on the verge of announcing four major acquisitions involving adult companies.
SugarDVD Featured on Spanish Language Network
Spanish language TV network Azteca America will feature adult video rental service SugarDVD tonight on its network newscast, "Noticiero Azteca America."
Alexander’s 'Arabian Tales 2' on NakedSword-AEBN
Alexander Pictures’ new film "Arabian Tales 2" is now available on video-on-demand exclusively through NakedSword-AEBN.
Craig Valentine, Gangrel Live on Playboy Radio
Gangrel the Vampire Warrior will broadcast live for his first adult industry interview on Playboy Radio.
Strip Club Insurance Won't Cover Bouncer's Assault on Patron
A federal judge has reversed his own ruling and found that an insurer has no duty to indemnify the owner of a strip club for a bouncer's assault on a patron, because the policy had an assault-and-battery exclusion and the bouncer was convicted on a criminal assault charge for the altercation.
RLD Set to Street 'Amy Fisher: Caught on Tape'
Red Light District is set to street "Amy Fisher: Caught on Tape," the celebrity sex tape starring the "Long Island Lolita," on Wednesday.
3X DVD: HD DVD on a Budget
Short-form content producers now have an intriguing option for delivering high-definition content inexpensively: recording to a standard DVD.
KSEX Content Webcasting on Rude.com
Adult social networking site Rude.com will begin webcasting a KSEX feed to its members today.
SexZ's 'Upload' Cast Featured on Playboy Radio
Cast and crew members from SexZ Pictures’ new production “Upload” will appear on Playboy Radio through November, starting tonight when Derrick Pierce appears with hosts Ginger Lynn and Christy Canyon on “Nightcalls.”
Vivid Star Monique Alexander Appears on Fox News
Vivid contract star Monique Alexander appeared on a recent episode of the Fox News talk show "Red Eye" to discuss a recent study that says abstinence-only sex education doesn't work.
Shane’s World Goes Gay on NakedSword
Gay video-on-demand provider NakedSword-AEBN has partnered with straight adult content producer Shane’s World to broadcast the studio’s first gay title, “College Invasion Male.”
9th Circuit Focuses on ‘Dominant Suffix’ in Domain Infringement Case
In a ruling of particular interest to web businesses, eBay Inc. has won a trademark infringement case in federal court against an online retailer with a similar name.
Lexington Steele Chats About Porn on 'Baisden After Dark'
Mercenary Pictures Owner Lexington Steele weighed in with his opinions of the adult industry on TV One's late night talk show "Baisden After Dark."
U.K. Org Calls for More Filters to Be Installed on PCs
Britain's National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children is renewing its call for child safety software to be built into new computers after a test showed that major PC retailers did not offer parents programs to protect their children.