LAS VEGAS — Nade Nasty has scored the 2024 Urban X Award nomination for Best Male Newcomer.
“This is my second year in a row up for this award, and I hope this is the year I take home the trophy,” said Nasty. “I have fantastic fans and industry friends and hope they will vote as much as possible and lead me to victory; I appreciate them and everyone at Urban X.”
For a complete list of 2024 Urban X Awards nominees, click here.
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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Bea York has nabbed the 2024 Cammy Awards nomination for Curvaceous Performer of the Year.
This is the second year in a row that York has been nominated in this category.
“I really hope this is the year that I win,” said York. “I love that my fans appreciate my curves, and I am honored they helped me get nominated again. Many fabulous ladies are also vying to win, and I think they’re amazing.”
Voting for the Cammy Awards is currently open and will continue through July 11. Winners will be announced at the awards show on July 24. For more information and to cast votes, click here.
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LAS VEGAS — Severe Sex Films has named London River its Fetish Star of the Month for July.
“London is always so much fun to work with,” said Severe Sex Films co-owner/director Dee Severe. “She has a unique, dominant style; she’ll be really sweet and sexy and then, whack, totally nails her sub with a cane.”
Severe Sex Films’ co-owner/executive producer Jimmy Broadway also enthused about the announcement.
“London has mastered a delicate balance of sensual and brutal domination,” he said. “You can feel the boiling passion between her and her co-star every time she steps in front of the camera, but that doesn’t mean that she’s holding back. To the contrary, she goes harder than just about any domme I know and does it with amazing skill.”
For more information, visit SevereSexFilms.
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LONDON — Winners of the 2024 Support Network for Adult Professionals (SNAP) Awards were revealed on Thursday during a live ceremony hosted by Estella Bathory and Adreena Winters at the Steel Yard, in London.
“The evening was a testament to the innovation and passion within the adult entertainment industry, with each winner representing the pinnacle of their respective fields,” said a rep. “The 2024 SNAP Awards not only celebrated individual and collective achievements but also highlighted the continuous growth and positive influence of the adult industry.”
The list of winners follows:
Female Performer of the Year
Ella Hughes
Male Performer of the Year
Shadow Dimitri
Female Newcomer of the Year
Brianna Olivia
Female Content Creator Of The Year
Truckergirl850
Male Content Creator Of The Year
Andy Lee XXX
Trans Performer Of The Year
Janny Costa
MILF Performer of the Year
Emma Stone
Dominatrix Content Creator Of The Year
Princess Diss
Niche Performer — Content Creator Of The Year
Ivy Rain
Adult Paysite Of The Year
Brazzers.com
Fetish Performer Of The Year
Alora Lux
Niche Site Of The Year
Laceystarr.com
Independent Production Company or Studio Of The Year
BritStudio.xxx
Cam Site Of The Year
Cam4.com
Webcam Studio — Agency — Group Of The Year
High Society Models
Clip Site Of The Year
Clips4sale.com
Fan Site Of The Year
Mymember.site
Fetish Site Of The Year
entrancement.co.uk
Sex Positive Influencer Of The Year
Taylor Ryan SX Creators
For more information, visit the SNAP Awards online and on X.com.
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Etsy will ban sales of most pleasure products and content that depicts sex acts and genitalia starting July 29.
Etsy’s revised Adult Nudity and Sexual Content policy was published last week.
As of the end of July, Etsy will prohibit the sale of adult toys that are “inserted into the body; applied to the genitalia; or designed for genitals to be inserted into them.”
The company specified that the new policy applies to adult toys such as dildos, vibrators, anal plugs, sex dolls and Fleshlights.
Etsy will continue to allow the sale of “non-insertable and non-penetrable adult toys and sexual accessories, as long as they meet our requirements for sale on Etsy. This includes items such as restraints, handcuffs, nipple clamps, body harnesses, sex furniture, and BDSM accessories.”
Those permitted adult toys and sexual accessories “may not be shown in use or worn by human models in listing or review photos.” Etsy urges sellers to “consider using a mannequin or flat lay photography instead.”
The pleasure product ban also extends to promotional copy using what the company calls “sexual language referencing familial relationships,” which it defines as “references to sex acts, sexual bodily fluids, fetish acts (including BDSM acts such as spanking), genitalia, sexual arousal, and sexualized terminology such as ‘slut’ or ‘whore’” in combination with “terms that refer to parents, step-parents, children, step-children, siblings, step-siblings, grandparents, aunts or uncles and nieces or nephews.”
“This includes slogans such as ‘Daddy’s slut’ or ‘Choke me Mommy,’” the company specifies.
The policy also bans the sale of “pornographic content” on Etsy, which the company defines as “printed or visual materials that explicitly describe or display sex acts, sex organs, or other erotic behavior for the purpose of sexual arousal or stimulation; materials produced by pornographic publishers (e.g. Playboy, Brazzers), including vintage adult magazines and films; materials marketed and/or described as pornographic in listing titles, descriptions, or tags, regardless of whether there is any nudity or sexual content within the listing images themselves; items modeled by a human in listing or review photos when a human model is featured in a listing or review photo for an item, genitalia, anuses, gluteal clefts, and female nipples/areolas may not be visible.”
The ban also includes all photography and photo-realistic content depicting “sex acts, genitalia or anuses, even if they are obscured in listing images,” but it exempts “photos and photo-realistic depictions of buttocks and nipples, so long as these body parts are obscured in the first listing image” as described in its Listing Mature Content Correctly” policy.
For content that is neither photographic nor photorealistic — such as paintings, illustrations, sculptures, and line drawings — Etsy will allow some kinds of adult nudity, including “visible breasts and buttocks; genitalia or anuses without any additional sexual context (such as sex acts, visible arousal, sexual stimulation, sexual body fluids, or sexually suggestive posing); and sex acts without visible genitalia or anuses.” All other depictions of sex acts, genitalia or anuses will be banned.
Another explicit ban is the sale of “fetishized items (e.g. items that have been intimately used by a specific individual, such as worn underwear), and custom photographs and videos depicting nudity or sexual content, or content that sexualizes a specific body part (e.g. ‘foot pics’).”
Etsy VP of Trust and Safety Alice Wu Paulus issued a statement explaining that the rationale for the expansion of sex censorship was “to keep Etsy and its community safe.”
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Cassidy Luxe has made her Nookies debut with two new scenes.
The first is a POV scenario titled “To the Edge — Cassidy Luxe.”
The second features Luxe giving a full body massage to a client. It is titled “Shady Spa Cassidy.”
“Cassidy is a knockout, and our members love her,” said Nookies founder/CEO Jim. “We will definitely have her back to film even racier scenes for the site.”
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LOS ANGELES — Connie Perignon stars in the newest DeepLush scene, titled “All About Connie.”
The scene also features Owen Grey and Small Hands.
“I fulfilled a teenage dream of mine by taking on Owen and Small Hands simultaneously, and I had an amazing day on set,” said Perignon. “Plus, we look great together.”
The scene is streaming on DeepLush.
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LOS ANGELES — The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) has named DialXS, AgeChecked and Cybersocket as its featured sponsors for July 2024.
ASACP is a nonprofit organization that has worked for nearly 28 years to promote online child safety. It relies on the support of numerous companies, organizations and individuals committed to protecting children from online harm.
“The association’s sponsors’ pivotal role in shaping the future of online child protection, particularly in guiding efforts toward age verification to preserve the innocence of youth, is truly commendable and deeply appreciated,” said ASACP executive director Tim Henning. “ASACP’s tools, made possible by the support of our sponsors, are not just beneficial, they are invaluable.”
These are the ASACP descriptions for its July sponsors:
DialXS
An ASACP Title Sponsor since 2019 and the association’s Exclusive Travel Sponsor, DialXS is a premier leader in payment processing solutions that proudly presents a comprehensive suite of trusted local payment methods tailored for European markets, complementing conventional credit card transactions. This strategic billing approach consistently enhances conversion rates, particularly in regions where credit card transactions are not preferred.
DialXS excels in facilitating recurring payments through SEPA Direct Debit on IBAN accounts within the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), extending its reach beyond EU borders. Moreover, its platform offers various alternative payment methods (APMs) alongside credit card transactions to cater to varied customer preferences.
DialXS CEO Chris Visser notes that customers prefer secure payment methods in numerous European markets when engaging with merchants online.
“This strategy significantly boosts conversion rates, especially in regions like The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, and Poland,” Visser explains, emphasizing the importance of providing customers with their preferred local payment options across targeted countries to optimize conversion rates. “Additionally, many of our payment solutions are designed to mitigate the risk of chargebacks, ensuring a secure and reliable transaction experience for merchants and customers.”
Visser is quick to highlight DialXS’ unwavering commitment to online child protection. The industry leader expresses pride in his company’s continued support of ASACP and its involvement in international trade events promoting child safety online.
AgeChecked
An ASACP Corporate Sponsor since 2017, AgeChecked has become a valued advisor to the association. The company provides online age verification solutions across various sectors that distribute age-restricted goods and services. AgeChecked’s focus in the media sector is on providing seamless and light-touch verifications that do not impede the customer journey.
“The primary goals of AgeChecked and ASACP are strongly aligned, as both of our organizations work to promote online child protection,” explains AgeChecked CEO Alastair Graham. “ASACP has a fantastic track record of protecting children over the past quarter-century, and so we are happy to support this hard-working group and its vital mission worldwide.”
Cybersocket
An ASACP In-Kind Media Sponsor since 2003, Cybersocket promotes gay adult websites to a large and varied audience while providing news, resources, and provocative, original content for the LGBTQ community. For the past two decades as an industry leader, Cybersocket has hosted the annual Cybersocket Web Awards honoring the finest gay online services and has provided a powerful example of how to keep children out of and away from adult-oriented material, partly by using the RTA meta label as a doorkeeper.
“Our sponsors’ contributions are not just about supporting the association but also about shaping the industry and, most importantly, ensuring children’s online safety, which is a responsibility we all share,” Henning added. “ASACP’s sponsors are contributing towards building a better world for consenting adults and society’s most vulnerable members. This is an honorable mission that the association will continue to embrace and spread to all industry stakeholders.”
PHOENIX — The Arizona-based CamXModel agency and management company has relaunched and is seeking to represent new talent.
“Central to the mission of CamXModel,” a rep said, “is the empowerment of models, equipping them with the tools, knowledge, and platform to thrive in an ever-evolving industry. This commitment extends beyond mere representation; it encompasses a holistic approach to career development, including personal branding, professional growth, and strategic market positioning.”
For more information, visit CamXModel.com.