KAS VEGAS — Curvy Mary’s latest project is the launch of “Thick Thursday” on IG Live, which will start at 7 p.m. (PST) following her podcast “Dangerous Curves.”

“Think of ‘Thick Thursday’ as the ‘Dangerous Curves’ after-party,” Mary said. “Tonight, I want to talk to the fans about my podcast, but I’m open to [discuss] anything. I am lifting the velvet rope for you.”

Join “Thick Thursday” on Mary’s Instagram.

“Dangerous Curves” airs every Thursday at 6 p.m. (PST) on ALuvMedia.com.

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LOS ANGELES — Paris White’s latest is a college coed VR fantasy from POVR, titled “Flash of the Tartans,” opposite Chloe Surreal in her adult debut.

“Paris and Chloe are getting ready for a big pep rally and you are the teacher who lets them use your classroom. Paris thanks you and she and Chloe continue with their cheer but Chloe’s large breasts pop out of her shirt. It’s your lucky day, as Paris and Chloe are ready to do anything to avoid detention,” noted a rep.

“This was such a fun POV scene,” White said. “I loved working with Chloe; she was amazing and sweet. I had a great time working with her and I think you are going to enjoy this scene.”

A trailer can be found at POVR.com; follow the studio on Twitter.

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LOS ANGELES — Evil Angel has released “Uncut 10” from director and reigning XBIZ “Male Performer of the Year” Mick Blue.

The POV-style action centers on “intimate thrills — unscripted, uncensored footage of Mick’s private dates with beautiful starlets,” a rep said. “Every scene includes lots of POV-style action from Mick’s personal camera.”

Misha Cross, Diana Grace, Fiona Sprouts and Alina West are Blue’s comely costars.

“This is my 10th release in the ‘Uncut’ series and I wanted to make it exceptional for all my fans, with the best POV and raw sex action you can find,” Blue said. “I used some great, new talents and some seasoned performers that made it special.”

Grace appreciated the spontaneity of the shoot, while Cross reteams with Blue for the first time in seven years.

Sprouts, described as “a fresh, young porn nymph,” was cast after she expressed a desire to work with a seasoned adult cocksman, and West enjoyed the opportunity to jump right to the main event after an abbreviated tease.

All four scenes are now streaming on EvilAngel.com; follow the studio and Mick Blue on Twitter.

PARIS — Pokmi has rolled out Pok&Play, a new feature allowing creators to rent their “secret content” for a small amount without requiring users to purchase an NFT.

A rep explained users may now access rented content for a limited time through Pok&Play in exchange for Pokmi’s official cryptocurrency, $PKN.

“Until recently, the platform’s creators have been able to monetize their content collections by creating and offering their respective NFTs. These collections may only be unlocked and accessed by the owner of the NFTs,” the rep said.

“The Pok&Play feature allows users to access their favorite creator’s secret content without having to own an NFT, giving platform creators a new way to make money through their content and profit from royalties linked to the resale and streaming of the NFTs,” continued the rep. “NFT owners can benefit from the opportunity of generating revenue through the streaming of the content. This technological edge will reportedly revolutionize the uncensored industry like nothing we’ve ever seen before.”

Pok&Play is the first of a series of new product rollouts planned by Pokmi in 2022 to “help both users and content creators push a major transformation in the uncensored industry,” added the rep.

For additional details about Pokmi, click here.

BOCA RATON, Fla.— Nu Sensuelle will join the GLSEN worldwide Day of Silence movement Friday.

Founded by a group of teachers in 1990, a rep said, GLSEN is an American education organization that actively works to end discrimination, harassment and bullying based on sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression. GLSEN focuses their efforts on promoting LGBTQ+ cultural inclusion and awareness in K-12 schools by establishing student-led movements, such as Day of Silence.

Day of Silence is described as a demonstration in which LGBTQ+ students and allies around the world take a vow of silence to protest the harmful effects of harassment and discrimination of LGBTQ+ individuals in schools.

“Every April, students not only remain silent for the entirety of the day, but set up booths in main areas of their school buildings to sell merchandise in support of GLSEN’s cause,” noted the rep. “The Day of Silence concludes with ‘Breaking the Silence’ rallies and events in which participants share their experiences during the protest and bring attention to ways in which their schools and communities can become more inclusive.”

“Nu Sensuelle has chosen to participate in the Day of Silence to show solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community. While remaining silent for the duration of the work day, we will continue to be active on social media by posting images of our team covering our mouths and using the hashtags #DayofSilence2022 and #AdultAllies to help create an industry-wide movement,” the rep continued. “We invite other companies within the adult industry to join the demonstration in alliance with the LGBTQ+ community. Be sure to tag us as you announce your participation on social media.”

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OAKLAND, Calif. — Prism published a report today highlighting how sex workers and sex educators are leading the call for clearer rules for online engagement that would prevent censorship and erasure.

Prism, an independent and nonprofit news outlet led by journalists of color, published the piece by New Mexico-based social justice journalist Umme Hoque illustrating the many ways in which “platforms actively ban, block and penalize topics and posts related to sex and sensuality, leading to deplatforming and harming sex workers.”

Hoque interviewed a sexuality doula who had to resort to euphemisms and weird characters like “s-xuality doula® ? s-x educator” on Instagram in order to promote her service.

“I had to reposition and rethink the way I express myself on the platform when talking about sex,” doula Ev’Yan Whitney told Prism. “I’ve had to batten down the hatches, dull my voice and expression; I don’t want to lose the community and platform helping me to spread this education.”

Hoque also pointed out how FOSTA-SESTA had endangered sex workers who used online platforms to keep safe and in contact with their community.

“Instead of reducing sex trafficking, the bills give online platforms the power to actively censor users and claim it’s because the content is indecent,” Hoque wrote. “The impacts were immediate. Platforms like Craigslist and Reddit removed content where escorts and other sex workers were sharing information before the law even went into effect. Some digital lists and tips, like ‘bad dates lists’ and safety sites like ‘VerifyHim’ were gone immediately.”

Hoque gave an overview of the financial discrimination and online censorship faced by a variety of sex workers.

“With the power in the hands of big tech companies, the injustices continue and translate offline to safety risks and loss of livelihoods and lives,” the Prism article argued. “Some sex workers like stripper Janis Luna noted on a podcast that within a week of FOSTA-SESTA passing, more sex workers had gone missing from their local communities. Sex workers and advocates have also reported increases in attacks, suicide and self-harm.”

Although Hoque praised the proposed SAFE SEX Workers Study Act, the article concluded with a plea that “more needs to be done to truly address the challenges sex educators and especially sex workers face, including full decriminalization of sex work.”

To read “Sex Workers Say Legislation Is Needed to Prevent Censorship on Online Platforms,” visit PrismReports.org.

LOS ANGELES — LELO has collaborated with fashion and lifestyle brand Diesel on special editions of its Sona Cruise and Tor 2 pleasure toys.

“The two brands came together to push the boundaries for individuals who follow their unique path and express individuality through the carpe diem philosophy. LELO and Diesel have paired up to seamlessly incorporate pleasure into everyday life, making it a key ingredient just like fashion is,” a rep said.

“What a pair of Diesel jeans did for the fashion industry, LELO has done to the sexual wellness industry, and together they are boldly stating the fact that fashion and sex go hand-in-hand,” added the rep. “It is a call to people to tap into their sexuality, experiment and freely express their passions.”

LELO CMO Luka Matutinovi? praised the potential of the Diesel collab.

“We at LELO are pioneers and we are always happy to collaborate with like-minded brands that inspire and empower people to express their style,” he said. “For this reason, the collaboration with Diesel came naturally as we found a partner that matches our philosophy. Our partnership with Diesel is crucial as it showcases a union between fashion and sextech and highlights how sexual wellness is seamlessly incorporated in our daily life. Just like a pair of jeans.”

“We took two of LELO’s groundbreaking, bestselling products, Sona Cruise and Tor 2, and infused them with a little of the unique Diesel panache, thus offering products that are quintessentially and uniquely LELO innovative products with added individuality and freedom of expression of a modern person that is synonymous with Diesel,” he added.

The special edition collection launches today exclusively on LELO.com as well as Diesel.com and at select flagship Diesel stores worldwide.

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LOS ANGELES — Pineapple Support is hosting a free, online weekly support group for performers affected by the conflict in Ukraine.

The weekly support group will be led by accredited therapist and counselor Sergei Malkin and has started today at 12 p.m. (CET), running every Wednesday for as long as needed.

“War has devastating effects and extreme destructive power, bringing uncertainty to the future,” said Malkin. “Traumatic events like this can wake up ‘forgotten’ or ‘viscerally stored’ memories of early developmental and attachment trauma, leading to anxiety and depression. At times like these, we need support and holding more than ever. A support group for others in a similar situation may provide a productive forum to share and validate feelings, grieve losses, exchange practical information and give each other hope and support.”

Pineapple Support founder Leya Tanit described Malkin as “a fantastic therapist and counselor, combining different approaches to help people find suitable tools in order to increase resilience and autonomy.”

“He helps people to transform wounds into new resources and to find new ways to restore boundaries and self-esteem,” Tanit added. “Anyone who has been affected by the conflict in Ukraine is welcome to come and share a safe space where we can help you to build resilience and process what’s happening in a healthy way.”

The ongoing support group for performers affected by the conflict in Ukraine will take place online each Wednesday at 12 p.m. (CET).

For more information about this support group and to reserve a place, click here.