SEATTLE — Kheper Games has expanded its range of adult party games with the “Drunk Asshole Says…” card game.

The card game for three to 10 players centers on the designated “Drunk Asshole,” who stirs the pot by telling players what to do and when to drink. Cards are turned over one at a time, and each reveals either instruction for who drinks or a contest. 

Contests include challenges like “I Never…” where you drink if you have never done something the player taking the turn has done, “Drink If” where you drink if you have done the action announced and “Extreme Personal Questions” where you truthfully answer a personal question. Some wins yield drink assignments; others result in a new Drunk Asshole being assigned.

“We based this game off of our most popular holiday game, ‘Drunk Santa Says,'” Kheper Games CEO Brian Pellham said. “We are thrilled to be back visiting customers and having trade show booths again. As our product designer, these in-person meetings really help me design stronger products because of the feedback we receive at them. And it can be as simple as someone asking us why we don’t have a year-round version of our most popular holiday game.”

Kheper’s extensive range of party games includes “The World’s Most Ridiculous Drinking Games,” “Mansplain It,” “Potheads Against Sanity,” “Who’s The Biggest Freak?” and the full line of “What the F*ck?” games.

Earlier this month, Kheper launched 14 new items at the ANME Founders show.

Visit KheperGames.com, call (877) 426-3755 or email info@khepergames.com for additional details. Follow the company on Twitter.

CHATSWORTH, Calif. — Holiday Products has released its latest catalog, “Dildos + Strap-Ons 2022,” the seventh edition of its series of category-specific catalogs.

This edition features 39 pages of dildos and dildo-related items, divided in categories Realistic, Penis-Shaped, Uniquely Shaped, Glass, Double and Strap-Ons & Harnesses.

Holiday President Ken Sahn said, “In this volume, the classic dildo assortment is featured, from glass to realistic and everything in between, as well as an ever-expanding selection of strap-ons and harnesses.”

Sahn explained Holiday has “painstakingly organized this collection in an easy, straightforward manner for simplicity and ease of use. As with all our catalogs this includes current pricing and beautiful images, all organized by categories and vendors. We do not feature those annoying advertisements that detract from the difficult challenge of deciding what is best for your buying needs.

Director of Purchasing Susanna Molina noted that “as we continue to strive for the ‘Best of the Best’ products in our industry, Holiday continues to work very closely with our manufacturers. We have partnered with many new, smaller niche vendors along with all the major players you will find represented.”

Senior Account Manager Chris Armstrong explained that “by utilizing this catalog, our feature-rich website, and the support of the most experienced and knowledgeable sales teams in the Industry. Selecting the right products for your business has never been easier.”

To obtain a copy of “Dildos + Strap-Ons 2022,” contact an account manager at (800) 266-5969, visit HolidayProducts.com, or email sales@holidayproducts.com.

For more from Holiday Products, follow them on Twitter.

LOS ANGELES — Jewelz Blu is the featured guest on a new episode of the “PlugTalk” podcast hosted by Lena the Plug and Adam22.

“PlugTalk” is described as “the perfect collision between porn and podcasting,” noted a rep. Each week, the hosts interview a performer and then shoot a clip with the guest for their respective fan sites.

The interview segment begins with Blu talking about her first performance with two men; she was able to pick the two male costars and shared how much she enjoyed the experience. While that shoot was for an established company, Blu also talked about her creator-owned content. In addition to cosplay, she often invests in building sets to create unique clips.

She also shared that her now-famous blue hair came before she created her stage name. As a result of her hair color and cosplay work, she knows her fanbase is “largely nerdy.” On this note, one of her future plans is to expand into Twitch.

The full interview can be found on YouTube and follow “Plug Talk” on Twitter.

Follow Jewelz Blu on Twitter and find her premium social media links here.

LOS ANGELES — Chloe Cherry has been cast alongside Dasha Nekrasova and Betsey Brown in the sci-fi drama “www.RachelOrmont.com,” currently in production.

The feature will be Cherry’s first mainstream acting project since her acclaimed turn as fan-favorite Faye in the second season of HBO’s Emmy-winning drama series, “Euphoria.”

News about the film — described as “a psychedelic techno-satire about growing up in captivity” — was first reported by trade publication Variety today. 

It is the second feature from actor, writer and director Peter Vack (2017’s “Assholes”), and is being produced by The Ion Pack in association with Gummy Films, Simone Films and Fast Rainbow Films.

Cherry, Variety noted today, “began her career as a porn actor, making over 200 adult films, with her videos gaining 125 million views on Pornhub.”

Cherry has also become an in-demand fashion model both for editorial and runway and is currently represented as a mainstream actor by Brillstein Entertainment Partners and Gersh.

MIAMI — Keira Croft stars in a new role-play release from DickDrainers and producer-costar Branden Richards.

As the action opens, Croft has apparently been kidnapped by “a masked pervert,” noted a rep. “But her juicy butt is the real victim. There is one small measure of comfort Keira can take solace in — her pussy is safe. The maniac just wants her asshole.”

Richards described the starlet as “a true beauty and an amazing performer.”

“It was great shooting with her; we might have another surprise waiting for y’all coming soon, too,” he added.

Find the “intense” 48-minute scene on DickDrainers.com; follow the studio and Keira Croft on Twitter.

LOS ANGELES — xHamster’s FapHouse.com has added creator referral bonuses to its suite of features.

“Creators that refer other models will get a bonus of 5% of that model’s earnings for a full year,” a rep said. “The best part is that the model who was referred by the creator will still get 100% of their earnings. To get into this program, creators must complete registration for the FapHouse Creator Program. The best part is that FapHouse will make the bonus payout of up $50,000 per model with no limitation on the number of models they refer.”

A second method of earning a referral bonus is bringing new customers to the FapHouse platform. “Creators will receive 5% of the money that new users spend, regardless of what content they purchase,” noted the rep.

Creators additionally have the option of selling content through a view-share program, by the scene on a PPV basis or by monthly subscription.

Click here to register for the FapHouse Creator Program; follow FapHouse on Twitter and Discord.

BOGOTA, Colombia — Colombian adult performer Esperanza Gómez has filed an appeal with Colombia’s Constitutional Court against the local subsidiaries of Instagram and Facebook, over the repeated deactivation of her accounts.

Colombian weekly Semana reported today that the Constitutional Court has agreed to review Gómez’s case to evaluate her claim that her constitutional “right to work” has been violated by the social media giants and their often arbitrary moderation policies.

Gómez has repeatedly complained about Instagram suspensions over her content, and while her account has reportedly been reinstated following gaps of several months, she said she still chose to obtain a preemptive court order to protect her labor rights in the future.

Her filing alleges that the deactivation of her accounts has affected her right to work because without social media she is unable to promote either her own work or the products of third-party sponsors, both crucial to her livelihood.

In 2018, the prominent Latin American adult performer reported that she lost at least three different Instagram accounts. Her current account — which she recovered after a dispute — has over 400,000 followers.

Her complaint against Instagram Colombia and Facebook Colombia S.A. is being reviewed by Constitutional Court Judge Natalia Ángel, after two lower courts rejected Gómez’s action. The Constitutional Court will consider the appeal on “right to work” grounds.

The case could set a precedent in a country that boasts a large number of cam performers and where sex worker rights are generally unregulated.

Find Esperanza Gomez on Twitter.

LOS ANGELES — A photograph of model Tommie Gunn taken by Bella Vendetta is featured on the cover of alternative fashion and photography magazine Eerie Eclipse.

“Bella is known for wearing many hats in the adult industry: performer, producer, filmmaker and photographer,” a rep said. “In 2020, when the pandemic hit, she won a grant from a prestigious museum and began deepening her photography studies. Since then, Bella has had her photography published online, in print, hung in gallery shows and gracing the pages of multiple models’ OnlyFans pages.”

The polymath has also self-published two books of photography and three calendars.

Besides the cover, Vendetta’s photography is featured on the inside cover and table of contents.

“I was so thrilled we got the cover,” Vendetta said. “It was an artistic concept I was just trying with the drastic light and shadows, and having Tommie look like a renaissance painting. I am so happy the response has been so great. It feels good to have success in the art community the same week I have success in the porn industry.”

The July issue of Eerie Eclipse also includes a multi-page photo spread featuring Vendetta as a model, photographed by Carin Teresa Photography.

Digital and print copies of the magazine can be purchased here.

Follow Bella Vendetta on Twitter and find her premium social media linkage here.

In related news, Vendetta’s short film “Coven of Compassion” has been named an official selection of the Failed Film Festival in Los Angeles and will screen on Monday, Sept. 5.

SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah State Board of Education has approved official guidelines for how to ban books and other material from school libraries, amidst a moral panic stoked by religiously inspired activists seeking to cleanse education of “pornography.”

The policy, local radio station KSL News explained, was created in response to new state law H.B. 374, which “gives direction to school districts and charter schools for reviewing potentially sensitive materials,” after the Utah attorney general’s office “gave not one, but two memos to USBE on how that law should be interpreted.”

Making things even more unclear for library staff, Utah school districts can choose whether or not to adopt the guidelines and implement book censorship reviews.

A key point repeatedly raised by conservative school board members was that they wanted to “keep books off shelves while they’re under review,” KSL News noted.

Under the guidelines adopted yesterday, concerned individuals can fill out a form challenging books they deem “questionable.” The concerned individual, however, “has to be a parent of a student that attends the school, a student who attends the school or an employee of the school.”

Each challenge will result in the formation of a “review committee” to evaluate whether “on the whole” the work “has serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value for minors.”

To appeal a book banned by these committees, the appellant must prove that “a district or charter school did not follow their outlined library policy and/or Utah law during the review process.”

Although USBE approved pulling books from shelves while they are under review, it did provide that such books “can still be accessed with parental permission,” prompting religious conservative activist and board member Natalie Cline to demand that challenged books be “pulled until the review process was complete.”

Cline claimed that “the way it is written, we are actually giving kids access to pornography in a restricted fashion, either by parental permission or by a digital access code. It violates H.B. 374. Our schools aren’t allowed to give students access to alcohol or drugs even with parental permission.”

For more on Utah’s new guidelines for banning books, visit the Utah State Board of Education.