LOS ANGELES — Gwyneth Paltrow has released a video on Instagram showcasing the Viva La Vulva vibrator, the latest addition to her lifestyle brand Goop.

Viva la Vulva, retailing at $98, is described as “a clitoral stimulator made for deeply satisfying orgasms,” a rep noted.

Vagina owners, the rep continued, are encouraged to “use your thumb and middle finger to grasp the gold sphere in the middle, then place the highest point of the arch on your clitoris — or wherever else feels good — for targeted stimulation.

“For broader vulva massage, the curve will help you find a rhythm,” the rep added, also noting the silicone pleasure product’s “ultra-quiet” quality.

“Go at it solo or pass the toy to a partner and explore its rumbly vibrations together,” the rep concluded.

Paltrow’s video shows her at home chasing the mysterious sounds of Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons,” and ultimately realizing they emanate from a small white box on her kitchen counter.

Paltrow opens the box and is delighted to find the discreet sex toy.

“She’s small but mighty,” the lifestyle diva wrote about Viva La Vulva.

For more information, visit Goop.com.

BOSTON — Aubry Andrews of “Confess to Aubry” will serve as guest moderator for tomorrow’s edition of the Twitter-based chat show #SexTalkTuesday, from 5 to 6 p.m. (PDT) to discuss the topic: “What does consent look like?”

Andrews’ writing and research “explores how men choose to see women, how women choose to see themselves and how these viewpoints impact the ever-changing landscape of sexuality and relationships,” said a rep.

Her Twitter account presents 30 hand-picked confessions from contributors across the globe, which are curated to “inspire, shock and thrill every Friday,” the rep continued. “Other projects include a serial piece on Medium, ‘Nice Guys Finish Last and Why They Should;’ a dating misadventures book featuring collected stories from women around the world; and her ever-growing thesis on the shift in relationship dynamics and the declining divorce rates in the U.S.”

Angie Rowntree, founder of Sssh.com and producer of #SexTalkTuesday, explained that “given the attacks on sex-positivity that are increasingly prevalent in mainstream media, it’s now more important than ever to discuss consent and also have open dialogue about sexual ethics. Consent is absolutely vital to the sexual freedoms we enjoy, not just in the adult industry as content creators, but also for civilians navigating today’s world as well.”

Participate in the discussion by following the #SexTalkTuesday hashtag and visit the show online and on Twitter.

Find Aubry Andrews on Twitter; follow Sssh.com on Twitter and XBIZ.tv and direct inquiries to Rowntree at editor@sssh.com.

PHOENIX — Entrenue is now shipping the new limited-edition All That Glimmers Rainbow Ombré Le Wand Petite 7-Piece Collection.

The complete collection includes the massager as well as “a bevy of rainbow-themed goodies and accessories for a colorful June celebration,” a rep said.

“Le Wand Petite is a versatile wand vibrator that’s small in size but big on power,” added the rep. “This smaller version of the iconic Le Wand Massager features 10 rumbly vibration speeds and six vibration patterns. Ideal for those who are new to wand massagers, the sleek and stylish Le Wand Petite is lightweight and flexible with targeted vibrations in the head of the wand.”

The device is body-safe, cordless and shower-friendly, fitted with a travel-lock and USB rechargeable.

The limited-edition collection also comes with a guide to wand use, a coiled Glimmer charging cord in a metallic pink color, a sparkly travel case, a Le Wand enamel pin and Rainbow Glimmer nail polish and body gel, as well as metallic temporary tattoos — all featuring the festive rainbow ombre color scheme.

“We are so excited about the Rainbow Ombré set,” Entrenue CEO and owner Joe Casella said. “Le Wand has consistently been a strong seller for us and this set takes already-beautiful products to the next level. They will appeal to folks who already love Le Wand and are sure to win over new consumers with the beautiful rainbow colors. The collection is a super-fun product to celebrate Pride with all year round.”

The rep noted each set ships in “bright and youthful, fun and welcoming rainbow ombre glitter-themed packaging perfect for creating eye-catching displays with tons of shelf appeal.”

For more information, and to place orders, call (800) 368-7268, email info@entrenue.com or visit the Entrenue B2B portal.

LOS ANGELES — Britt Blair’s latest release marks her debut for Team Skeet’s FreeUseFantasy, in which she is paired with Rion King.

The action opens as King introduces his new girlfriend to a buddy.

“Britt is cute and friendly and is more than willing to let Rion have his way with her,” a rep said. “Britt doesn’t seem to mind when Rion undresses her and slides his shaft into her mouth. Things get hotter in the kitchen, as Britt bends over to let Rion pound her while they eat nachos. Things move back to the living room, where Britt and Rion screw on the couch with Britt enjoying her multiple orgasms.”

Blair praised her “awesome” experience with Team Skeet and King.

“I loved the fun storyline paired with amazing sex,” she said. “I enjoyed working with everyone on set and Rion was a great scene partner.”

A trailer for the scene can be found at FreeUseFantasy.com.

In related news, Blair is currently seen in recent releases from Tiny4K.com, SisSwap.com and Reality Junkies’ “Massage Parlor 3.”

East Coast Talents represents Britt Blair; follow her on Twitter and find her premium social media links here.

PARIS — Reigning and twice-crowned XBIZ “Female Performer of the Year” Emily Willis stars in director Herve Bodilis’ “Revenge” from Dorcel.

The storyline follows the story of a successful, high-stakes hustler (Willis) who shakes down influential men for money or information that can be sold to the highest bidder. “When her latest job is ambushed by a previous victim, Emily is given an ultimatum; to make things right, she must perform a dangerous mission that will take her deep into the a world of dark money, data theft, Russian billionaires and cryptocurrency. She’s told that any failure to comply or complete her task will result in ‘unfortunate events’ befalling her family, specifically her younger sister, played by newcomer Candie Luciani.”

As Willis devises a plan to hijack millions in crypto from a Russian playboy (Marcello Bravo), she reforms her old team of professional criminals, played by Clara Mia, Cléa Gaultier, Anissa Kate, Carollina Cherry and reigning XBIZ Europa “Female Performer of the Year” Cherry Kiss.

“At first reluctant to work together again, even for one last lucrative score, they eventually set aside their differences for the sole purpose of saving Candie,” added the rep.

Willis delivers “an impeccable performance as the Danny Ocean-esque rogue pulling the strings,” the rep said. “It’s a role she plays with awards-worthy conviction amidst the exotic European locations, palatial villas and high production values that distinguish Dorcel from the competition.”

Daniel Metcalf, U.S.-based publicist for the studio, noted noted “Revenge” is “arriving to our shores on a wave of high anticipation, given how well it has been performing overseas.”

“Herve Bodilis is never one to shy away from provocation — he’s more likely to sprint towards it — and he has once again raised the bar for himself,” Metcalf added. “He’s set the story of a woman’s psychological and sexual awakening against a complex, globe-trotting storyline that looks back to Tarantino and Soderbergh while looking ahead to things like blockchain and virtual currency, all while delivering seven sex scenes and a career-best acting performance from Emily Willis.”

Find additional details about “Revenge” here.

Direct sales inquiries to Josh St. John at jstjohn@pulsedistribution.com or call (818) 435-1610.

TOKYO — A Japanese legislative proposal allowing anyone who signs a contract to appear in “pornographic productions” to void that contract at any time for any reason has been passed into law.

As XBIZ has reported, a legislative debate in recent weeks about lowering the age of legal majority in Japan quickly devolved into a sensationalist campaign about adult performers aged 18-19; the age-majority bill was passed unanimously in a plenary session of the House of Representatives in late May. 

As the bill passed into law on Wednesday, Japanese newspaper The Mainichi described it as “marking a step in efforts to end abuses of those involved in the industry in Japan.”

The bill “allows people who agree to appear in pornographic content to terminate their contracts at any time before the film’s public release without conditions, as well as up to a year afterward,” reported The Mainchi. “However, as a special measure, a review period of up to two years after a film’s release will apply for the first two years after the law’s promulgation. If the contract is terminated, video vendors are obliged to recover the products and delete the footage, and cannot claim compensation from the performers.”

The bill was passed at a House of Councillors plenary session and mandates that “a month must pass between the signing of a contract and the filming of the video, and four months between the filming of the video and its public release,” noted the newspaper. “This gives enough time for those who appear in them to reconsider whether they still want to make the film and release it. Producers must additionally provide a written explanation to performers describing the nature of the content, including specific sexual acts required during filming, and the fact that they may be identifiable.”

Punishment for violating the new law includes hefty fines and a prison term of up to three years.

The Mainchi notes “the definition of pornography as ‘video productions of sexual acts’ has been met with protests from support groups and others, who argue that the bill would legalize the exchange of money for sex,” which lawmakers have disputed.

LONDON — Hot Octopuss has rolled out a public service campaign to raise awareness around men’s mental health.

“Globally, on average, one man dies by suicide every minute of every day, yet men’s mental health is still a taboo subject; unfortunately too many men lose their lives as a result,” a rep said. “Hot Octopuss often advocates for men’s mental health and has released a series of videos of men sharing their struggles with mental health and toxic masculinity in a bid to encourage more men to have this important discussion.”

The videos explore emotions and identity, perception and media, masculinity, sex and self-love and general advice.

The campaign is personal to the company’s head of creative, Kelly Gordon, who lost her best friend Tom to suicide when both were 19 years old.

“A large contributing factor of Tom taking his own life was the pressure on him as a man within a society that is so quick to judge,” Gordon said. “Making the series of videos with men from all different backgrounds was really important to me to demonstrate that men do still hide their feelings.”

“As a brand, we want to encourage men to keep talking and to remind them all feelings are valid,” she added. “The purpose of these videos is to break the stigma and encourage men from all backgrounds to speak up about their mental health and to speak to their friends and family about anything they’re going through.”

The campaign is being promoted on social media with the hashtags #MensHealthWeek2022, #SelfLoveNotStigma and #HotOctopuss.

Find all of the videos on the Hot Octopuss YouTube channel; follow the company on Twitter.

LOS ANGELES — The Skyhawk After Dark podcast network has rolled out a relaunch this week.

The network features blogs and adult industry news as well as such programming as Coralyn Jewel’s “Hankie Pankie Podcast,” the “Totally Inappropriate Radio Show” starring Kimber Haven, Raven Roxx and Lexis Steel, and “Danglin’ After Dark with Dick Dangle.”

“We’ve had over 200,000 visitors since we launched a little over a year-and-a-half ago,” CEO Brian Campbell said. “And just next week, I am adding two more shows. It was time for a relaunch to keep the station fresh and to attract new talent, as well as new listeners.”

Presently, Skyhawk After Dark has 14 shows; click here for the station’s podcast schedule.

Find Skyhawk After Dark on Twitter.

LOS ANGELES — Charlotte Sins and Tommy Pistol headline “Feel It Again” from newly launched studio Delphine Films.

Written and directed by Bloomer Yang, the storyline “starts with a story of heartbreak and ends with a big surprise,” a rep said. “When was the last time you talked to your ex, reminiscing about the past and splendid memories you shared? Or will you remind yourself why you left in the first place?”

As the action opens, “two ex-lovers reunite after 10 years; Tommy moved to New York to pursue his dream of becoming a writer, and Charlotte stayed in Los Angeles to become an actress. As the years went by, neither of them could accomplish what they set out to do. While visiting, Tommy confesses to Charlotte his true intimate intentions. However, Charlotte is getting married in a week, but she is not happy in the relationship.”

The “intimate connection between Charlotte and Tommy, and their incredible acting, prove why ‘Feel It Again’ is a must-watch emotional rollercoaster,” added the rep.

Visit DelphineFilms.com for additional details; follow the studio on Twitter and YouTube.