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LAS VEGAS — Serene Siren stars with Marica Hase in a new LoyalFans clip titled “Silk in the Dark.”
Directed by Black Label Magazine, the clip opens “in an elegant penthouse and captures raw chemistry and sensual exploration from the very first kiss,” said a rep. “Serene and Marica dive deep into passionate tongue-kissing and sucking, with Serene unable to resist licking Marica’s smooth armpits early on. Clothes come off as Serene worships Marica’s tits, then spreads her legs to devour her pussy.”
Siren enthused about the clip.
“This was such a special first-time connection with Marica,” she said. “The energy was amazing from the moment we started; I couldn’t wait to taste every inch of her, and the chemistry just kept building. ‘Silk in the Dark’ is one of my favorite scenes I’ve shot this year.”
The clip is streaming on Siren’s LoyalFans.
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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Maria May makes her VR debut opposite Brock Cooper in the latest scene from Naughty America’s “PSE Porn Star Experience” series.
The scene opens with May addressing the camera while wearing a green and blue panty set with white stilettoes.
“Fans get to live vicariously through Brock and get their cock sucked and have their brains fucked out,” said a rep. “Maria can’t wait for you to fuck her big tits and drain your balls, while giving you just the right encouragement and ego boost by telling you that you’re incredible.”
May enthused about the shoot.
“I love this site and was so excited to shoot my first VR scene,” she said. “It was quite a process, but it was all worth it when you see how amazing the final product is. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to be with me, wonder no more. Watch the scene and let Naughty America know how much you enjoyed it.”
The scene is streaming on NaughtyAmerica.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Goddess Lilith will attend Exxxotica Expo in Minneapolis, which runs July 26-28.
Lilith will greet fans and sign autographs at the Chaturbate booth.
“Come lay tribute at my feet,” said Lilith. “That’s an order.”
For more information about Exxxotica Minneapolis, click here.
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MIAMI — Brandi Swan makes her Bang Bros debut alongside Don Sudan.
The scene opens with “Brandi on her way to work when that sketchy white van stopped next to her,” the synopsis reveals. “The boys made her laugh and kept giving her money, so in no time, she got in the van, sold her panties, sold her bra, and was fascinated by Don Sudan’s tongue, which performed miracles on her clit. She took out his giant dick and sucked it. Then they fucked a little until she told them that she gets off better from anal.”
Swan enthused about the scene.
“I have always dreamed about working with this company,” she said. “Getting to be on that bus was seriously on my list of goals when I first decided to make this a career. I love public sex in my personal life, and that made this shoot the most fun of my career so far.”
The scene is streaming on BangBros.
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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Tiffani Time is the latest guest on the “Sex Party with Dustin Rybka” podcast.
Titled “Tiffani Time Goes Hard,” the episode features Time discussing her shoot with WIFEY, filming with women, her work with Kink.com, and her most popular scenes, among other topics.
“It was definitely a party,” said Time. “Dustin brought the fun, and we covered a lot of ground. It wasn’t your typical interview, so buckle up, Buttercup, and get ready for a wild ride.”
The episode is streaming on YouTube.
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DAYTON, Ohio — Matt Gunn has released a new OnlyFans clip featuring Naughtia.
The clip “combines polished visuals, strong performer interaction, and the energetic style that fans have come to expect from Gunn Productions,” said a rep. “The release marks another step forward for the studio as it continues expanding its catalog of creator-driven content.”
Gunn enthused about the release.
“We’re excited to bring this scene to our audience,” he said. “Naughtia brought great energy to the set, and the final product reflects the professionalism and enthusiasm everyone involved brought to the production.”
The clip is streaming on OnlyFans.
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LOS ANGELES — The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) has updated its Restricted to Adults (RTA) labeling system.
According to a rep, there are two ways to enable RTA — by placing a meta tag in a site’s HTML or by adding an HTTP response header.
“The first and easiest method is to add the HTML meta tag to the section of every page featuring adult content,” said the rep. “The second method uses an HTTP response header to cover all online content without modifying individual HTML files.”
The updated RTA labeling page offers examples of how to implement this across platforms and servers, including Apache via .htaccess, as well as Cloudflare, Hugo, IIS, Jekyll, Next.js, Nginx, PHP, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, and WordPress. Bulk editing is available for users with a large number of static HTML files but without a CMS — enabling them to insert the meta tag via a command-line script, with examples provided for Bash on Linux and macOS.
“Once your RTA label is enabled, an easy Verify tool lets you paste your site’s URL into the online form to confirm it is correctly set up,” the rep added. “Next, the RTA Verified program will allow users to obtain a ‘verified’ badge for their platform, demonstrating that their label usage has been audited.”
ASACP Executive Director Tim Henning enthused about the program.
“One great feature of RTA is that it works seamlessly alongside every other age verification system,” he said. “RTA blocks children when parental control is present, and AV blocks kids when parental control is unavailable. It’s a winning combination that protects the innocence of children along with the rights of adults.
“RTA continues to be one of the association’s crown jewels, and we’re ecstatic to make it even easier to deploy,” Henning added. “With your support, we can make RTA an increasingly essential element in every platform’s child protection toolkit.”
For more information about ASACP, click here.
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LOS ANGELES — Wicked Sensual Care (WSC) has introduced the new Natural lubricant from its Simply collection.
According to a rep, the water-based Natural lubricant is pH balanced, fragrance-free, and formulated without glycerin, propylene glycol, or paraben; it is made of sodium hyaluronate, aloe vera, and vitamin E, enhanced with olive leaf extract and carrageenan, and it is designed for solo, partnered, and anal play.
“People are paying closer attention to the ingredients in their intimate products, but they still expect those products to feel good and perform well,” said WSC Director of Marketing and Product Development Jessica Drake. “We created Simply Natural to offer a hydration-focused option made with naturally sourced ingredients and a richer gel texture for people who want added moisture and cushioning. The Simply collection is about giving consumers thoughtful options, so they can choose what feels best for their bodies.”
For more information, visit WickedSensualCare.
WASHINGTON — A newly announced bipartisan agreement in the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce may soon bring a proposed federal age verification law before the full House, but the measure continues to face an uphill battle.
As XBIZ reported when the committee approved the bill in March, the Kids Internet and Digital Safety (KIDS) Act is an omnibus bill combining a suite of online safety bills. One of those bills is an updated version of the Shielding Children’s Retinas from Egregious Exposure on the Net (SCREEN) Act, which would impose nationwide age verification requirements for adult websites.
At the time, the KIDS Act passed the committee on party lines, with Republicans supporting and Democrats opposing the bill. To improve its chances before the full House, Republican committee chair Brett Guthrie worked with Democratic ranking member Frank Pallone Jr. to reach compromise language.
In a statement released Monday, the two said, “We worked across the aisle for many months and have now found common ground on policies to significantly improve the digital environment for kids.”
Specific updates to the bill have yet to be revealed, but they are unlikely to involve the age verification provisions impacting adult sites. Most attention has instead been focused on another of the bills in the package: the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA). Democrats have objected to the softening of language in KOSA that would have assigned a “duty of care” to social media platforms.
Although bipartisan support from the committee leaders provides a boost for the KIDS Act, it does not guarantee passage by the full House. If the bill does reach the Senate, the “duty of care” issue is likely to halt its progress, since the Senate is considering a version of KOSA that does include “duty of care” language.
If the House and Senate ultimately work to reconcile their different versions of KOSA, the age verification section of the KIDS Act could make the cut in any final package, or could fall by the wayside.
AV Provisions in the KIDS Act
About half of all U.S. states currently have AV laws on the books. If the KIDS Act becomes law, its AV provisions will supersede those state laws.
Title I of the KIDS Act, labeled “Shielding Minors From Obscenity,” mandates that adult sites must implement a “technology verification measure,” defined as “technology that (A) employs a system or process to determine whether it is more likely than not that a user of a covered platform is a minor; and (B) prevents access by minors to any sexual material harmful to minors on a covered platform.”
In order to comply, sites or their third-party AV providers must not only use such a “technology verification measure” to verify the age of a user, but also take “reasonable measures” to address circumvention of technology verification measures — a provision apparently aimed at countering the widespread use of virtual private networks (VPNs) to avoid age verification requirements.
Failure to comply with the proposed law 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.