PORTLAND, Ore. — Little Puck makes her Black Label Magazine debut as the newest Black Label Beauty in “Insatiable Instinct, Part One.”
“Little Puck is the definition of a modern classic,” said Black Label Magazine director Lincoln. “She brings presence, craft, and that rare ability to make the camera feel like it’s there solely for her. We’re honored to have her, and this is only the beginning.”
The title is available on BlackLabelMag.com.
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MONTREAL — Amy Nosferatu has released a new OnlyFans clip featuring Julian August.
Produced by Nora Amour, the clip centers on a brunch outing between Nosferatu and August that takes a flirtatious turn.
“I’ve always enjoyed filming with Julian,” said Nosferatu. “He’s incredibly kind, respectful, and such a pleasure to work with. We had so much fun making this scene, and I’m grateful to my friend Nora Amour for producing it. She always helps create such a relaxed environment where everyone can just enjoy the moment.”
The clip is streaming on OnlyFans.
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LONDON — Babestation has announced Lori Buckby as its “Babe of the Month” for August.
The honor includes an exclusive interview in which Buckby discusses how she got her start in the camming industry, unusual fan requests, and why she wants to do more Femdom shows.
“I’d like to thank my long-term fans for sticking by me and for being so supportive over all of these years, and I’d like to welcome all my newbies,” said Buckby. “I really appreciate your support. There’s no stopping me yet. So here’s to many more years of fun, filth and a whole lot of Babestation to be had.”
A Babestation rep enthused about the selection.
“Lori has a massive following of fans who love her fun and flirty shows,” said the rep. “She brings a wonderfully exciting and energetic vibe to the platform that truly resonates with her audience.”
For more information, visit Babestation.
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LAS VEGAS — Goddess Lilith has announced the launch of “Feetcademy,” an educational source for foot models that expands on the principles in her 2020 book, “How I Make Bank as a Foot Model.”
The course sees Goddess Lilith draw on two decades of professional experience as a foot model earning seven figures. She demonstrates how to shoot content that actually sells using just your phone; why most new creators fail and how to avoid it; the smart way to tease content on free social media; how to handle DMs; content themes and strategies; and why it’s never just about your feet.
“‘Feetcademy’ is the course I wish existed when I started,” said Lilith. “It distills over 20 years of experience into a clear, usable blueprint so that models can build or improve a brand that elevates their lives and brings in sustainable income.”
“Foot modeling is a fun and indeed lucrative business, but it’s not as easy as mainstream media makes it sound,” she added. “In this course, I lay out all the secrets that got me to where I am today. If you want to start or improve your foot modeling hustle, this is for you.”
For more information, click here, and enter “launch30” at checkout for a 30% discount.
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LOS ANGELES — Erotique Entertainment has announced it will release Eric John’s new feature, “Crucible,” on Aug. 12.
“Crucible” is described as the spiritual sequel to “Triangle,” in which John starred alongside Kiarra Kai and Brittney Kade. He returns in the new film, which features Kasey Kei, Victoria Grant, and Andylynn Payne.
“All three of these women were amazing,” said John. “They were great to have on set, and a true joy to work with.”
Added Kei, “This movie was such a magical experience. Any day I get to work with my friends is a good one, but that day on camera was particularly special. The energy and vibes from Eric, Andylynn, and Victoria were so perfect. Watching the finished film, the chemistry was palpable. I love the vintage quality of the movie. It’s a great film.”
Grant also enthused about the finished product.
“I’m incredibly passionate about learning and constantly challenging myself, and I think Eric as a director and a performer shares these passions,” she said. “I absolutely loved being on set with my two close friends, and it was a pleasure working with Eric. We had such a blast. I’m very happy about this movie.”
“Crucible” will be available on Clips4Sale and EroticSexFantasies.com on Aug. 12.
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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Krystal Sparks stars with Jay Smooth in the latest scene from Mile High Media studio imprint Reality Junkies.
The scene opens with “Sparks on the phone with her lover, Jay,” the synopsis reveals. “She’s informing him that when he meets her, her husband will stay to watch. When Jay arrives, he shakes hands with Krystal’s husband, who then goes to sit in the corner. Krystal and Jay start making out, and then Krystal lies back on the bed so Jay can lick her pussy. Krystal then gives Jay a long, slow, deep-throat BJ before climbing on top of him to ride him in cowgirl.”
Sparks enthused about the scene.
“I love an audience, and this scene provided one right in the room,” she said. “Jay and I had a great time together, and it was so much hotter knowing someone was sitting right in the corner, taking it all in.”
The scene is streaming on RealityJunkies.
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LOS ANGELES — Yhivi stars with Lulu Chu in the studio’s latest release, titled “Splish Splash Squirt.”
The scene centers on Yhivi as a cleaning woman “hired by her roommate to clean up after Lulu Chu,” the synopsis reveals. “As Yhivi bends over to scrub the kitchen floor, Lulu hops up on the counter and admires her. Soon, Lulu is playing with her pussy until she can’t contain herself anymore, and she squirts all over the floor. Yhivi gets to work cleaning up the mess she inspired, but the next thing she knows, Lulu is in another room, making yet another mess with the help of a huge wand vibrator.”
Yhivi enthused about the scene.
“Wow, this was a messy scene,” she said. “It was messy in the best way, though; Lulu and I really soaked each other, and it was just unbelievable.”
The scene is streaming on Brazzers.
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LOS ANGELES — Reigning XMAs Girl/Girl Performer of the Year Octavia Red stars with Little Puck in the latest release from Girlsway, titled “How’s the View?”
Directed by Ricky Greenwood, the scene opens with Red and Puck “setting up a retirement party for their boss,” the synopsis reveals. “When Octavia climbs up to hang some decorations, she catches Puck taking a good, long look up her skirt; soon the two are making out. Then Puck climbs up on a table, so Octavia can lick her pussy from behind. Octavia then lies back so Puck can return the favor.”
Red enthused about the scene.
“I come back to Girlsway again and again because the shoots are always so enjoyable,” she said. “Ricky is an amazing director, and Puck is one of my favorite people to work with.”
The scene is streaming on Girlsway.
LOS ANGELES — Eva Angelina stars with Milan Ponjevic in the latest release from Vixen Media Group (VMG) studio imprint Tushy.
Directed by Laurent Sky, the scene opens with “boss lady Eva taking a day to lay back and get a hard reset,” the synopsis reveals. “The reset ends up going very hard indeed, with the help of stud Milan Ponjevic, who learns that if you ruin Eva’s day, you’ll pay the price.”
Angelina enthused about the release.
“This was actually my first anal scene back from retirement, and working with Milan was an absolute pleasure,” she said. “He’s definitely one of my new favorites. I had worked with Laurent many times in the past for Club Jenna and Club Magazine, so being back on set with him and his crew was very nostalgic. I felt like I was back home again with old friends and family.”
The scene is streaming on Tushy.
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation has slated a markup session this week for the SCREEN Act, which would mandate site-based age verification of users accessing adult content online on a national level.
Republican Senator Mike Lee of Utah introduced the Shielding Children’s Retinas from Egregious Exposure on the Net (SCREEN) Act, his third attempt at shepherding such legislation through Congress, in early 2025. Republican Rep. Mary Miller introduced a companion bill in the House. However, neither version saw any movement for a year.
Then, in March, the House Energy and Commerce Committee incorporated an amended version of the SCREEN Act into the Kids Internet and Digital Safety (KIDS) Act, an omnibus bill combining a suite of online safety bills. In June, the House of Representatives passed the KIDS Act, but the bill has encountered stiff opposition in the Senate — not because of the SCREEN Act provisions, but due to House/Senate disagreements over language in a more prominent bill included in the package: the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), the Senate version of which will also be on the agenda during Wednesday’s markup session.
The committee’s revival of the original version of the SCREEN Act, and its inclusion on the markup session agenda, likely signal senators’ intent to push forward various pieces of online safety legislation individually rather than as part of the House’s KIDS Act package.
Violations of the SCREEN Act’s AV requirements would be treated as a violation of the Federal Trade Commission Act’s prohibition against unfair or deceptive acts or practices. Violators would therefore be subject to civil penalties of up to $10,000 for each violation.
Free Speech Coalition (FSC) Director of Public Policy Mike Stabile called the SCREEN Act a “particularly egregious” national AV bill.
“It would not only impact adult sites, but any platform that allows ‘harmful’ material, including X, Reddit and Amazon,” Stabile told XBIZ, noting that FSC Executive Director Alison Boden was recently in Washington meeting with some of the legislators on the Senate committee.
“We’ve been especially aggressive in our efforts since it was placed on the Senate Commerce calendar last week,” Stabile said. “We’re currently working with our allies and sounding the alarm in and out of the industry on this bill. FSC members should be calling their senators telling them to oppose the SCREEN Act.”
FSC has created a link to help people immediately contact their representatives about the bill, and is encouraging members to use it themselves, as well as share it with colleagues, members and fans.