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N.Y.'s XXX Stores Plan to Appeal Case to U.S. Supreme Court
The lawyer representing scores of brick-and-mortar adult entertainment businesses facing an uncertain future in New York City plans to appeal to the nation’s highest court by the end of the year.
Minors' Nude Selfies Can Be Considered CP, Wash. Supreme Court Rules
Minors who send sexually explicit photographs of themselves to other persons can face child pornography charges, the Washington State Supreme Court ruled on Thursday.
U.S. Supreme Court: Offensive Trademark Ban Is Unconstitutional
In a decision of particular interest to adult entertainment and sex toy and novelty brand holders, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that federal trademarks can be registered in most cases even if they are considered derogatory.
2017 XBIZ Trans Performer of the Year Reigns Supreme
It’s easy to see Aubrey Kate now — the modelesque, blonde bombshell — and dismiss her recent awards in the erotic arts as inevitable. It’s easy to say that she was simply born with something other models weren’t, like her photogenic physique and a preternatural ability to hold the camera’s gaze.
Josh Stone Releases 'Interracial POV MILFs Supreme'
Josh Stone Productions, with distribution by Pure Play Media, has released "Interracial POV MILFs Supreme."
Former Adult Producer Dave Pounder Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Take Case
Former adult film producer Dave Pounder yesterday filed a challenge at the U.S. Supreme Court claiming his civil rights were violated when a school district terminated his contract to advertise educational tutoring services on school fences.
Video: Flynt Says Scalia Damaged the U.S. Supreme Court
Larry Flynt explained yesterday why he was no fan of the late Justice Antonin Scalia on Larry King's show "PoliticKING With Larry King.”
India's Supreme Court Rejects Online Porn Ban
India’s Supreme Court has shot down an interim order to block all porn sites in the country.
Nevada Supreme Court: Strip Club Dancers Are Employees
Adult entertainers who danced at Sapphire Gentlemen’s Club in Las Vegas were employees and not independent contractors, according to the Nevada Supreme Court, which ruled that 6,500 dancers could be eligible for millions of dollars in back wages.
WoodRocket Responds to Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby Ruling With XXX Spoof
You can shop 'til you drop at Hobby Lobby, but just don't drop on your vagina or you may not be protected.
Georgia Sex Toy Ban Could Go to U.S. Supreme Court
The legal resolution of a suit brought against Atlanta suburb Sandy Springs’ reigning sex toy ban may not be so simple due to conflicting previous court rulings related to the issue.
GoDaddy Revenge Porn Case May Head to the Texas Supreme Court
Yesterday a Texas appeals court ruled that a group of revenge porn victims could not sue GoDaddy.com for hosting offending content. But the group’s lawyer, John Morgan, disagrees, and says he is taking the case to the Texas Supreme Court.
India's ISPs Want the Supreme Court to Define Porn
India’s ISPs said they are merely "conduits" and can't can’t be responsible for determining what websites contain porn and should be blocked.
Canada Supreme Court Strikes Down Prostitution Laws
The Supreme Court of Canada on Friday, 9-0, struck down the nation's anti-prostitution laws.
N.M. Supreme Court Allows Pornotopia Film Fest to Continue
New Mexico's highest court on Thursday, 4-1, tossed out the Guild Cinema and Self Serve Sexuality Resource Center’s citation for violating Albuquerque zoning restrictions on where adult films can be shown.
India's Supreme Court Pushes Petition for Online Porn Ban
Members of India’s Supreme Court are petitioning the country’s government to establish a ban on online porn.
Strippers Can Collect Unemployment, Kansas Supreme Court Rules
The Kansas Supreme Court has ruled that exotic strippers are legitimate employees and not just independent contractors where they work.
Manga Images Not CP, Sweden's Supreme Court Rules
Sweden's highest court on Friday overturned a child porn verdict against an artist who works with Japanese manga drawings.
FCC Petitions Supreme Court to Reinstate Nip Slip Fine
The Federal Communications Commission has decided to continue on with the Janet Jackson nipple case eight years after her infamous wardrobe malfunction incident at the Super Bowl.