>At one point in time, we thought we wanted to be her. Now, looking back on this scene from the camp classic, Myra Breckinridge, we suspect another slightly confused dynamic might also have been at play. A fond farewell. (And a bonus...
>Or where's your nomination, rather, which we're currently accepting for the CineKink Tribute, an annual award that honors outstanding depictions of kink and sex-positivity in mainstream film and television.Last year's CineKink Tribute was presented to the film Shortbus-- which was directed by our long-time nemesis,...
>We've been so pins-and-needles over tomorrow's election thing, we're totally late to the party for the 40th birthday of the MPAA's rating system. Oh, well--it's not like they bothered to show up for our 40th shindig. Founded in 1968, largely as a way for...
>In Kevin Smith's ongoing struggle with the MPAA to get his latest film, Zack and Miri Make a Porno, out into the theaters and in front of an audience, comes news that the agency has rejected the original poster for the movie. Featuring the...
>Between last week's visit home with family and the past few days indulging a consuming fetish for national politics, we've been too distracted to think much about sex and/or movies.Time to put a stop to that! This weekend we'll finally catch up with Vicky...
>Kevin Smith's upcoming latest, Zack and Miri Make a Porno, in which two friends attempt to overcome debt(!) by entering the adult film world, just had its rating reduced from an NC-17 to an R, after an appeal made by the director to the MPAA....
>It's summertime and - much to our delight! - they definitely seem to have sex on the brain over at SPOUTBlog!Just today, there's a round-up of The 10 Best Masturbation Scenes that will first have you questioning if there's even that many. Then have...
>In honor of Fleet Week and the fine men, women and all possible variations thereof who have served our country over the years: Enjoy the day, however you best see fit!(From Irving Berlin's There's No Business Like Show Business, via danbearnyc)...
>A twist on an old joke has cropped up around CineKink, surfacing more frequently around festival submission time: "What's the difference between art and pornography?""Pornography arrives with its 2257 compliance properly identified."Bah dump bump. Anyway...