LONDON — Femdom creator Queen Morningstar has launched her online store, HuffSluts.

She was inspired to create the store by the content she’s been producing with poppers since 2018.

HuffSluts has already released five different formulas, which sold out in the first 24 hours. The brand caters to the fetish scene, and all products on its site were developed with the help of a lab. There’s even a huff scale to help customers pick their formula, along with a detailed full-formula guide.

“I’ve noticed many poppers brands cater to the gay scene, which is fabulous, but I wanted to create something special for the fetish community,” said Queen Morningstar. “I love that they’ve embraced it, and the first drop sold out so quickly. But don’t worry, there’s always more corruption — I mean, drops coming. I’ve got some really incredible products in the pipeline. The HuffSluts are going to have their minds blown.”

For more information, visit HuffSluts.com.

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LOS ANGELES — Alan Brock of Better Life Science and STD Hero is the latest guest on “Fucking Around With Porn Stars,” hosted by Jiggy Jaguar and Giovanni Valentino.

During the interview, Brock addresses widespread myths and presents factual information about home-based medical testing for performers in the adult industry. He discusses the accuracy, limitations, privacy considerations, and practical applications of at-home testing options while providing clear guidance that industry professionals can use when making health decisions.

“Brock’s appearance offers a straightforward resource for performers seeking reliable information beyond anecdotal claims,” said a rep.

Added Brock, “Home-based testing can be a valuable tool when used correctly and with the right expectations. The key is understanding exactly what these tests can and cannot tell you so performers and production teams can make informed choices that protect their health and careers.”

The episode is streaming on Bitchute.

LOS ANGELES — Cassie Del Isla stars in the latest release from CyberWorldVR, titled “Baise Moi!!!”
 
Designed for an up-close POV experience, the VR scene “puts Del Isla directly in the viewer’s space as she speaks French and adds a smoking-fetish twist to the seduction,” the synopsis reveals. “Dressed in a sheer black bodysuit against a dark, neon-lit backdrop, she makes the setup feel even more intimate.”

Del Isla enthused about the scene.
 
“I’ve done quite a few scenes for SexLikeReal over the years, and VR always gives me a different way to play with the viewer,” she said. “I loved bringing the French into this one because it makes everything feel even more personal and seductive. Add the smoking fetish and that close-up VR experience, and it has a very particular flavor. I think my fans are going to have a lot of fun with it.”
 
The scene is now available at SexLikeReal.com.

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HONG KONG — Asia Adult Expo (AAE) Hong Kong wrapped its latest edition on Aug. 27 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Held over three days under the theme “Turn On,” the event brought together more than 330 exhibitors from around the world. Beyond product showcases and business matchmaking, AAE expanded its focus to include sexual wellness, intimate relationships, technology and lifestyle, reflecting the evolving needs and opportunities across Asia-Pacific’s adult wellness and pleasure industry.

In addition to product showcases and business meetings, this year’s AAE brought professional insights, wellness discussions and artistic experiences into the exhibition environment through two newly launched signature stages — Come Closer and Come Play.

Exploring different dimensions of wellness, Come Closer focused on intimate relationships, sexual wellness, self-care and intimate aesthetics, while Come Play focused on bold self-expression and visual experiences, exploring the body, identity and intimate culture through live performance.

This year’s Hong Kong edition ultimately recorded its strongest performance to date in both on-site business interest and international buyer participation, with close to 15,000 professional buyer visits.

Following the Hong Kong edition, AAE Guangzhou will take place Sept. 4-6 at the China Import and Export Fair Complex in Guangzhou. Building on its established B2B trade platform, the Guangzhou edition will also expand into B2C market opportunities, creating a closer connection between the industry and consumers.

For more information, click here.

LOS ANGELES — Payment gateway Centrobill will attend XBIZ Amsterdam, which runs Sept. 10-13.

At Centrobill, local payment methods sit alongside cards, e-wallets, and crypto on the same platform, routed through the same multi-bank infrastructure that keeps merchant accounts live across 150+ countries.

“Cards aren’t the only way the world pays anymore, and for merchants running complex or age-gated platforms, that’s an opportunity, not a problem,” said a company rep. “Pix in Brazil; iDEAL in the Netherlands, where it already covers over 70% of online payments (Currence); SPEI and OXXO in Mexico; Bizum in Spain; SEPA across the EU. These aren’t alternative options; they’re the default. And merchants who meet customers there see it show up directly in performance, as Adyen’s Global Payments Report found that adding local payment methods lifts international conversion by 27% on average.”

The upside is real and well-documented, as local payment methods make up around 14% of global e-commerce transactions, per Worldpay, and Baymard Institute research shows 13% of shoppers abandon checkout when their preferred payment method isn’t there. For merchants in high-risk and specialty verticals, offering customers the right payment method at checkout can be crucial.

“I’ve spent 25 years in payments, and I remember when local payment methods were a ‘nice to have’ for merchants going global,” said Len Garcia, Chief Sales Officer at Centrobill, whose team will be on-site at XBIZ Amsterdam for one-on-one conversations about checkout performance, approval rates, and other payment issues.

For more information, visit Centrobill.com.

LOS ANGELES — Payment gateway Centrobill will attend XBIZ Amsterdam, which runs Sept. 10-13.

At Centrobill, local payment methods sit alongside cards, e-wallets, and crypto on the same platform, routed through the same multi-bank infrastructure that keeps merchant accounts live across 150+ countries.

“Cards aren’t the only way the world pays anymore, and for merchants running complex or age-gated platforms, that’s an opportunity, not a problem,” said a company rep. “Pix in Brazil; iDEAL in the Netherlands, where it already covers over 70% of online payments (Currence); SPEI and OXXO in Mexico; Bizum in Spain; SEPA across the EU. These aren’t alternative options; they’re the default. And merchants who meet customers there see it show up directly in performance, as Adyen’s Global Payments Report found that adding local payment methods lifts international conversion by 27% on average.”

The upside is real and well-documented, as local payment methods make up around 14% of global e-commerce transactions, per Worldpay, and Baymard Institute research shows 13% of shoppers abandon checkout when their preferred payment method isn’t there. For merchants in high-risk and specialty verticals, offering customers the right payment method at checkout can be crucial.

“I’ve spent 25 years in payments, and I remember when local payment methods were a ‘nice to have’ for merchants going global,” said Len Garcia, Chief Sales Officer at Centrobill, whose team will be on-site at XBIZ Amsterdam for one-on-one conversations about checkout performance, approval rates, and other payment issues.

For more information, visit Centrobill.com.

SPARKS, Nev. — Digital creator Kitty Kawasaki has launched her new official website.

Built to maintain direct audience engagement in lieu of social media platform restrictions and bans, the site will provide fans with access to personal updates and new projects.

“Absolute brand ownership is essential for creators today,” said Kawasaki. “An independent platform gives the audience a secure space free from third-party interference and shadowbans.”

The new and improved platform features streamlined navigation, expanded content archives, and direct contact portals for professional inquiries and media collaborations.

For more information, visit KitehKawasaki.com.

SPARKS, Nev. — Digital creator Kitty Kawasaki has launched her new official website.

Built to maintain direct audience engagement in lieu of social media platform restrictions and bans, the site will provide fans with access to personal updates and new projects.

“Absolute brand ownership is essential for creators today,” said Kawasaki. “An independent platform gives the audience a secure space free from third-party interference and shadowbans.”

The new and improved platform features streamlined navigation, expanded content archives, and direct contact portals for professional inquiries and media collaborations.

For more information, visit KitehKawasaki.com.

CHICAGO — Pineapple Support has received a $20,000 donation from Steamworks Baths Chicago, one of the city’s most beloved LGBTQ+ venues, as part of the brand’s 50th anniversary celebration.

The donation comes through Steamworks’ annual summer VIP/Black Card fundraiser, which calls for 10% of every VIP/Black Card sold each summer to go to a charitable organization. For their 50th year, Steamworks chose Pineapple Support — a testament to the organization’s longstanding commitment to causes that matter to the LGBTQ+ community and beyond.

“Providing mental health services to the online adult entertainment industry is so important, and we’re honored to support your efforts with this donation,” says Nirmalpal, GM of Steamworks Baths Chicago. “As we celebrate 50 years in business, giving back to our community remains at the heart of everything we do, and Pineapple Support is doing truly amazing work for so many people in need.”

Pineapple Support founder Leya Tanit expressed her gratitude for the donation.

“We are deeply moved by the generosity of Steamworks Baths and by the thoughtfulness behind this gift,” she said. “To be chosen as their 50th anniversary recipient, alongside such a meaningful history of giving, is truly humbling. This donation will go directly toward ensuring that more people in our community can access the mental health support they deserve. We are so grateful.”

For more information about Steamworks Baths Chicago, click here.

To learn more about Pineapple Support, visit its website; follow the org on X.com.

CHICAGO — Pineapple Support has received a $20,000 donation from Steamworks Baths Chicago, one of the city’s most beloved LGBTQ+ venues, as part of the brand’s 50th anniversary celebration.

The donation comes through Steamworks’ annual summer VIP/Black Card fundraiser, which calls for 10% of every VIP/Black Card sold each summer to go to a charitable organization. For their 50th year, Steamworks chose Pineapple Support — a testament to the organization’s longstanding commitment to causes that matter to the LGBTQ+ community and beyond.

“Providing mental health services to the online adult entertainment industry is so important, and we’re honored to support your efforts with this donation,” says Nirmalpal, GM of Steamworks Baths Chicago. “As we celebrate 50 years in business, giving back to our community remains at the heart of everything we do, and Pineapple Support is doing truly amazing work for so many people in need.”

Pineapple Support founder Leya Tanit expressed her gratitude for the donation.

“We are deeply moved by the generosity of Steamworks Baths and by the thoughtfulness behind this gift,” she said. “To be chosen as their 50th anniversary recipient, alongside such a meaningful history of giving, is truly humbling. This donation will go directly toward ensuring that more people in our community can access the mental health support they deserve. We are so grateful.”

For more information about Steamworks Baths Chicago, click here.

To learn more about Pineapple Support, visit its website; follow the org on X.com.