LOS ANGELES — Hustler Magazine’s March issue is available now on newsstands and in digital format.

The issue features Mia Huffman’s cover debut for the magazine as a Hustler Honey. Huffman is highlighted in a 12-page centerfold spread photographed by FC. The issue also has pictorials of Vanessa Angel, Jenny Wild, Daizy Cooper and Cindy Starfall. The January 2006 classic “Fill in the Blanks,” starring Evelyn Lory and Mili Jay, and shot by Matti Klatt is also included.
 
Also featured is an article on strippers and sex workers trying to unionize by Lux Lives. In addition, John Blaylock interviews taboo fetish creators such as Madalynn Raye, Miss Whitney Morgan, Drea Morgan and more. There is also a photo collection titled “Squirting MILFS,” which features Rachael Cavalli, Shay Sights, Charli Phoenix and London River.
 
This month’s publisher’s statement from Liz Flynt explores unions and how these organizations can transform and protect the rights of strippers and sex workers.

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PHILADELPHIA — Fangear.vip will launch a new monthly print magazine, Influencer, on April 1.

Influencer was described by Fangear’s Director of Product Acquisition Adam Moore as “a full color, monthly print magazine featuring news, entertainment, photo spreads and more.”

Influencer, he added, “can be loosely described as a cross between People Magazine, Playboy and the Huffington Post. The Influencer is definitely going to be fun and entertaining, but we are going to cover the important issues as well, from mental health to abusive relationships to activism and #MeToo. We are going to get real stories from the personalities that live them.”

A rep touted the inclusive nature of the magazine, saying, “it doesn’t cost anything to be included in the Influencer. Cover stories, pictorials, and all other content are based on what’s trending and important — and you don’t have to be a Fangear Model to be included either.”

“It’s not about the number of followers you have or how popular you are — inclusion is for everyone, male and female, with an active social media presence,” the rep added.

A one-year subscription to Influencer magazine is free for a limited time. According to the company, over 1,800 users have subscribed.

Added Moore, “it’s not always about the money — for us, it’s about awareness and building an audience.”

For more information, visit InfluencerMagazine.vip.

LOS ANGELES — Netflix will premiere original documentary “Money Shot: The Pornhub Story” on March 15.

The documentary is produced by Alex Gibney’s Jigsaw Productions and directed by Suzanne Hillinger.

According to Netflix’s description, the film surveys how Pornhub amassed “a massive audience while the company made billions of dollars — but it also became embroiled in allegations including non-consensual material and trafficking on the site.As anti-trafficking organizations seek justice for victims, can the online giant protect those from whom they profit, or is this a new wave of censorship for adult performers making consensual porn?”

Director Hillinger explained through a statement that her documentary “requires us to grapple with what sexuality and consent means when billion-dollar internet platforms thrive on user-generated content. Who has, and who should have, the power in these environments? Our hope is that this film generates important conversations about sex and consent, both on the internet and out in the world.”

Performer, creator and writer Siri Dahl, who appears in “Money Shot,” told XBIZ that she “had a really positive interviewing for the documentary. While I am excited for my industry colleagues to watch it, more than anything I’m excited that millions of Netflix viewers will get to see a more nuanced take on the adult industry.

LOS ANGELES – SWAID Collective is partnering with CLEAR to provide contraceptives and harm reduction supplies, including a limited supply of Plan B, Narcan and fentanyl test strips at its location in Los Angeles.

Supplies will be available free of charge to anyone at the CLEAR L.A. location, and can be obtained by simply walking in. No appointment is required.

“By partnering with CLEAR, which caters directly to the adult industry, SWAID will have a permanent home to distribute essential supplies directly to community members,” said a rep.

Codi Vore, a performer and organizer for SWAID explained that “the folks at CLEAR have been very generous and supportive of our work, and we are so excited about this partnership. This is a huge step forward for SWAID because we are able to branch out and have a physical presence in L.A..”

CLEAR has been operating a testing facility in Miami since August of last year and recently opened its newest location in Northridge, in the San Fernando Valley.

CLEAR is the only PASS-certified testing facility in Los Angeles and Miami.

A CLEAR rep said the company admires SWAID’s mission and want to be supportive in any way they can. “Making these supplies available to folks, whether they work in the industry or not, is a noble cause that we are excited to be a part of. We look forward to supporting SWAID and helping them spread their wings in LA and beyond.”

CLEAR is located at 8415 Reseda Blvd, Suite 7, Northridge, and is open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. (PST).

For more information, visit SWAIDCollective.org and GetCLRD.com.

NEW YORK — Mistress Marley has released several new items to her IWantClips store.

Self-described as ‘The Chocolate Domme,’ Marley’s new content explores a variety of fetishes. For instance, “Dragon Dildo JOI,” has Marley talking down to the viewer and giving JOI while playing with a toy.

“Valentine’s Day is for lovers,” Marley said. “My subs, however, know to devote their love and affection to my wallet and to worship me at my feet.”

For more details about her new content, visit her IWantClips store.

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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A Republican state senator in Arkansas who introduced a bill last month requiring age verification before “entering a website offering pornography” admitted that his state initiative is only a stepping stone towards the ultimate goal of a federal mandate.

Sen. Tyler Dees (R-Siloam Springs) made the unusually candid admission today to Motherboard tech reporter Samantha Cole, who regularly covers issues around adult content online.

“My hope is that we protect children and their innocence in [the] state of Arkansas and then send a message across the country that we need something similar built into federal law as well,” Dees told Cole regarding his Senate Bill 66, which proposes a “Protection of Minors from Distribution of Harmful Material Act” and is co-sponsored Sen. Jim Petty (R-Van Buren).

The proposed legislation is a copycat version of Louisiana’s Act 440, a new law enacted in January and championed by a religious anti-porn activist Republican legislator.

Dees — also an executive in a poultry plant that provides Walmart and Sam’s Club who says he spends his free time “in Bible study” — told Motherboard that SB 66 was  “inspired by many constituents in my district who are concerned about the growing problems related to pornography and the advancement of technology and devices around our children.”

The state senator also referred to a supposed “explosion” in the ability of “children” to access online content.

As XBIZ reported, Dees’ proposed bill requires “a digitized identification card” to prove the age of anyone from Arkansas trying to enter “any website with over 23.33% of its material meeting the pornography description.”

The bill also “claims that pornography is creating a public health crisis and contributes to the hyper-sexualization of minors,” KARK reported.

The bill also includes the state senators’ definition of what kinds of material would constitute “pornography.”

Republicans throughout the country are currently seeking to outlaw all adult content by overturning the 1973 “Miller Test” differentiating First Amendment-protected sexual material from illegal “obscene” material produced to appeal to “a prurient interest.”

Main Image: Anti-porn Arkansas State Senator Tyler Dees (R-Siloam Springs) (Photo: Arkansas Senate)

AUSTIN, Texas — Harley Haze is the latest performer to guest on BanksieTV’s “Like a VRgin,” hosted by Lindsey Banks.

In this interview, Haze talks to Banks about the adult industry, sextech, virtual reality, and how she manages work-life balance.

“Harley is more than just an interviewee and friend,” Banks said. “She is a team member and the initial 3D printing process work she helped with is appreciated. Thank you to SexTech babe Harley Haze.”

The full interview can be viewed on YouTube.

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NEW YORK — Live VR cam platform DreamCam is livestreaming a new feature show Friday morning, “Dreamer VR Ambassador Show,” starring brand ambassador Martha Gromova.

“It’s time to spend an unforgettable morning with beautiful Martha and supercharge your sexual batteries for the rest of the day,” said a rep. “Help her choose the right outfit and keep watching as she tenderly satisfies herself, lying on a bed, surrounded by delicate fabrics, and a morning light that highlights every graceful curve of her body, making it a scene worth dying for.”

Daniel Golden, VP of DreamCam, enthused about the upcoming livestream event.

“Martha’s solo show is all about immersion: we at Dreamcam want you to grasp that feeling of total relaxation that permeates every second of the performance,” he said. 

The show will stream on DreamCam, as well as Stripchat, Dezyred and SexLikeReal, Feb. 17 at 7 a.m. (PST).

VALENCIA, Calif. — Serene Siren and Sarah Taylor topline the 39th installment of Girlfriends Films’  “Lesbian Triangles” series, alongside Marilyn Johnson and Vivian Fox.

Directed by B. Skow, the title also features Daisy Stone and Kay Carter.

The four scenes pair Siren with Taylor, Johnson with Fox, Fox with Stone, and Stone with Carter.

“Lesbian Triangles 39” is streaming exclusively on VOD here; follow Girlfriends Films on Twitter.

LOS ANGELES — X10 Revenue has launched its new X10 encoding platform, which utilizes the latest artificial intelligence technology to tag, upscale, clean and batch-encode photo and video content.

The X10 Encoder is a stand-alone platform that can work with the X10 platform or any CMS, and post directly to a client’s content delivery network.

X10 Revenue President Claude called the AI-driven platform “a game changer.”

“With this platform, our clients are able to relaunch old content as new, with advanced cropping tools to upscale and convert old vertical videos to horizontal videos, and so much more,” Claude explained.

X10 Encoder allows old SD videos to be cleaned, color-corrected and upscaled to HD or 4K in mass batches or individually. Photo sets can also be upscaled, allowing for ultra-high-resolution photo galleries.

“Automated AI-driven tagging, photo set and video title and description creation using ChatGPT, and so much more can be automated now,” Claude added. “The future is here, and we are so excited to offer this service to future-proof our clients’ massive content libraries. The X10 Encoder will also get the most out of your modern workstation as we work directly with hardware manufacturers to optimize processing times with our server partnership with MojoHost.”

For more information about the X10 Encoder, visit X10 online or contact the company at claude@x10revenue.com.