LOS ANGELES — Fleshbot has named Mike Quasar’s “XXX Fashion Show” as its XCritic Gay Pick for June.
The Noir Male title features men’s swimwear by LGBTQ+ designers.
“Quasar did something different in this flick that deserves another look,” Fleshbot’s John Boy enthused. “Mixing hot gay sex with LGBTQ+ men’s fashion makes this movie a two-fer. I guess you could say the models in this flick fuck the runway in an unforgettable bareback show.”
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LONDON — Pleasurely won Fan Platform of the Year at the 2023 SNAP Awards.
“This monumental win is an extraordinary accomplishment for our business, but most importantly, it is a triumph for our incredible creators, whose unwavering loyalty and support have propelled us forward since our inception,” said Mark Hassell, CMO of Pleasurely. “In a market dominated by industry giants, our success is a testament to the dedication and hard work of our team. It also underscores the evolving landscape of the industry, where adaptability and a focus on nurturing creators remain paramount.”
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SAN FRANCISCO — Falcon Studios has launched its new online Surf Shop to promote its upcoming summer tentpole feature, “Endless Summer.”
“Stocked with an array of shirts, beach towels, totes, art prints, mugs, and skateboards that celebrate the new mega-movie, the Falcon Surf Shop is the only place for the studio’s fans to shop this brand-new limited edition capsule collection,” said a rep.
The studio also dropped a new trailer for the feature, which stars exclusive Luca del Rey along with Trevor Brooks, Oliver Marks, Dean Young, MrDeepVoice, Alpha Wolfe, Ashley Stones, Carter Collins and Matheuz Henk.
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CALI, Colombia — LALExpo will be returning to Colombia next year, with organizers reversing a previous decision to move the event to another country.
The ninth edition of the expo will take place March 11-13 in Cali.
“Months ago, we had announced that our main event would not be held again in Colombia due to the many problems and inconveniences that happened to carry out our eighth edition, which concluded with resounding success,” said a rep. “However, our followers, sponsors and the different companies and organizations that are part of the industry asked us to continue holding the event in Colombia and encouraged us to move forward.”
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LOS ANGELES — Peter Matthews makes his adult debut alongside Davin Strong in “The Bi Recruits” from Alpha Studio Group brand Active Duty.
“At first glance, Davin might seem intimidating, but Peter is ready to run any obstacle course to show Davin exactly what he’s made of,” said a rep.
Matthews enthused about his co-star.
“I was a little nervous going into my first shoot, but having a guy like Davin Strong as my partner made things much better,” he said. “The chemistry with Davin was hot and steamy and everything felt so natural.”
Strong returned Matthews’ praise.
“Peter is a cutie and did great in his first scene and was a total natural, and it translated into great natural sex on camera,” he said.
“The Bi Recruits” is streaming on ActiveDuty.
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MIAMI — MYLF has released three new taboo scenes this week across its network of sites.
First, on MomSwap, Alexis Abbey and Barbie Feels star in ”Revenge is Best Served Young.” According to a synopsis, the recently single duo, joined by their stepsons Parker Ambrose and Rion King, embark on a weekend getaway to Los Angeles. “Unexpected encounters and a shared desire for revenge on their cheating ex-husbands ignite a steamy foursome between them,” said a company rep.
Cherry Kiss and Hollywood Cash are featured in a new release, “Bully My Pussy.” After Kiss’s son comes home crying, she tries to confront his bully, Cash, herself.
Finally, Anissa Kate helps her stepson, Nicky Rebel, prepare for his wrestling match in the AnalMom tryst “Camel Clutch.”
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LOS ANGELES — Bailey Brooke and Sean Lawless will host a livestream Saturday on ePlay.
The stream will kick off at at 12 p.m. (PDT) and will feature body painting and genital art.
“We can’t wait to get in front of the camera for our followers this weekend,” said Brooke. “We’ve got something really special planned.”
Lawless chimed in, “Seriously, you’re not going to want to miss this show.”
Allie Awesome, Talent Recruitment Coordinator for ePlay, similarly enthused over the upcoming livestream.
“We’re so pleased to have Sean and Bailey doing their thing for our users,” she said. “They’re incredibly hot and super-fun to watch.”
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SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah school board which had ordered the removal of the Bible from certain school libraries when it was found in violation of Utah’s draconian new “anti-porn” law, reversed coursed on Tuesday after community pressure to exempt scriptural descriptions of incest, rape and other sexual matters from consideration.
The Davis School Board had previously determined that the Bible was age-appropriate for continued inclusion in high school libraries, but not in junior high or elementary school libraries.
As XBIZ reported, in December 2022 a Davis District parent decided to challenge the arbitrary, expansive nature of the state’s legal redefinitions of “pornography,” by flagging the Bible in an official complaint for its numerous instances of sexual content.
Calling it “one of the most sex-ridden books around,” the parent asked the school district to review the Bible for “inappropriate content.”
“Incest, onanism, bestiality, prostitution, genital mutilation, fellatio, dildos, rape, and even infanticide,” the parent wrote on Dec. 11, 2022. “You’ll no doubt find that the Bible, under Utah Code Ann. § 76-10-1227, has ‘no serious values for minors’ because it’s pornographic by our new definition.”
HB 374 — state legislation that cites Utah Code Ann. § 76-10-1227 — was passed in 2022 and bans books containing “pornographic or indecent” content from Utah schools and libraries.
The Bible became then entangled in a months-long process because Utah parents have ramped up their challenges of vast number of books they consider “pornographic” or “obscene.”
“We don’t differentiate between one request and another,” a school district spokesperson told the Salt Lake City Tribune in March. “We see that as the work that we do.”
The original complaint included an eight-page list of Bible passages including content involving sex, alcohol, nudity, rape and incest.
“Get this porn out of our schools,” the complaint urged. “If the books that have been banned so far are any indication for way lesser offenses, this should be a slam dunk.”
An Attempt at Draconian Censorship Temporarily Backfires
According to Utah’s new censorship rules, the challenged books also may not be left on library shelves during a review.
According to state attorneys, who acted in tandem with right-wing lobby Utah Parents United, those assessing the suspected material do not have to follow the “taken as a whole” provision established in 1973 by the Miller Test, which differentiates between obscenity and First Amendment-protected pornography.
“If there is a scene involving any of those acts, it should be immediately removed,” the Salt Lake City Tribune reported.
This week, however, under substantial pressure from community leaders, including LDS Church leadership, the Board of Education of the Davis School District “voted unanimously to allow the Bible to be included in school libraries at all levels (elementary, junior high, and high school), reversing a previous committee-based decision which restricted inclusion of the Bible to high school libraries only,” the Board announced through an official statement.
“Based on its assessment of community standards, the appeal committee determined that the Bible has significant, serious value for minors which outweighs the violent or vulgar content it contains,” the Board ruled on Tuesday, in direct opposition of how non-religious books throughout the state have been assessed since the passing of the new “anti-porn” measures.
The appeal committee “considers the Bible to be age-appropriate and recommended that it be retained in school libraries at all levels.”
The Board also absolved itself of any intimations that “the initial committee’s decision, or the district’s policy/process have been intentionally manipulated to undermine Utah’s sensitive materials law (HB 374).
“This is wholly untrue,” the Board declared. “The district has always acted with intent to uphold the law and maintain school libraries free from harmful material.”
An appeal to a similar challenge regarding the Book of Mormon is yet to be decided.
Main Image: Brigid Balzen portraying Biblical temptress Salome performing a sultry dance in the 1961 Hollywood religious epic “King of Kings.”