LOS ANGELES — Maria May stars with Hatters Big D in the latest release from Naughty America.

As the scene opens, May “sneaks into her neighbor Hatters Big D’s jacuzzi to get off,” the synopsis reveals. “She takes off the bikini bottoms and pleases herself with the jets. While enjoying dusk (and the jets), Maria is surprised by her neighbor standing over her. She tells him she thought he’d be gone for a while, and Hatters lets her know that doesn’t mean she can just come over and use the tub. He tells her he’s sure they can figure something out, and that something is him finishing Maria off with his cock.”

May enthused about the shoot.

“This scene was a lot of fun to film — the foreplay of the jacuzzi jets and then his cock to top it off was chef’s kiss,” she said. “It was great to shoot outside in Florida, and it made it even hotter with the public sex aspect added in.”

The scene is streaming on NaughtyAmerica.

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Free Speech Coalition this week filed an amended complaint in its lawsuit challenging the Protect Tennessee Minors Act as unconstitutional, in response to which the Tennessee attorney general motioned for dismissal of the case.

The Protect Tennessee Minors Act (PTMA) was enacted in 2024, prior to the Supreme Court’s pivotal decision in Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton. In November 2024, FSC and co-plaintiffs MelRose Michaels, sex education platform O.school, sexual wellness retailer Adam & Eve and adult fan platform JustFor.Fans filed a legal challenge, prompting a Tennessee district court to temporarily block the law. However, the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals lifted that preliminary injunction, allowing the law to go into effect.

Following the Supreme Court’s June 2025 decision in FSC v. Paxton, FSC reps vowed to retrench in order to define “sensible limits” on AV laws so that anti-porn legislators cannot keep chipping away at the right of adults to access protected speech.

In the new amended complaint, FSC and its co-plaintiffs argue that the PTMA violates the First Amendment by imposing a content-based burden on protected speech, which is unlikely to survive even the “intermediate scrutiny” required under the SCOTUS ruling. The complaint also asserts that the law’s vagueness violates the 14th Amendment’s due process clause, and that treating website operators as publishers of material produced by other content providers conflicts with Section 230 of the federal Communications Decency Act.

The amended complaint acknowledges the change in the legal landscape since the Supreme Court’s ruling but maintains that Tennessee has overstepped even the expanded bounds defined in that ruling.

“The PTMA is materially different than the Texas law challenged in Paxton, and this action seeks relief on grounds that the Supreme Court did not address in that case,” the new complaint reads. “Put otherwise, Paxton impacts this case but doesn’t decide it.”

In response, Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti on Thursday filed a motion to dismiss, contending that the plaintiffs lack standing to sue him and that FSC and the other plaintiffs failed to present “sufficient facts to state a plausible claim.”

In a memorandum supporting the motion to dismiss, Skrmetti argues against the plaintiffs’ contentions on a number of fronts, including stating that the state AG cannot be sued over the law because enforcement authority lies with district attorneys; that the absence of specific enforcement actions — there has been no “test case” — undermines their claim of standing; and that the PTMA does meet the “intermediate scrutiny” standard established in FSC v. Paxton.

Chief Judge Sheryl H. Lipman will rule on the motion to dismiss and whether the case can go forward.

CHINO, Calif. — Honey Play Box (HPB) is reporting a strong surge in wearable male pleasure technology, which appears to be entering the mainstream as conversations around sexual wellness increase.

“Discreet sex toys have historically been marketed toward women, but now, the demand for app-controlled male sex toys is increasing, with HPB’s internal data showing a 38% increase in demand for male wearable devices in 2025,” said a company rep.

HPB’s male sex toys — Jaden, Noah, and Frenzy — feature ultra-quiet motors, compact wearable designs, and app-based and remote control to give users interactive and discreet experiences on the go.

“Men can now bring pleasure outside traditional at-home routines with wearable technology,” said HPB’s global sales director, Vincent Renou, who anticipates continued growth in wearable male pleasure tech.

For more information, visit Honey Play Box’s website; follow the company on X.com.

LOS ANGELES — E-commerce platform Pipidoll recently showcased a variety of lifelike adult dolls from different brands on its official website.

Pipidoll primarily offers life-size dolls, covering different heights, body types, and appearance styles, as the adult doll market continues to move toward greater personalization and refinement.

For more information, visit Pipidoll’s official website.

LOS ANGELES — Adalind Gray and Aelin Blue are dropping a new clip this Saturday.

“At Sexwork PR, we align ourselves with performers who treat their careers like empires — not hobbies,” said Giovanni Valentino. “Adalind Gray understands positioning, timing, and impact. Pairing her with Aelin Blue wasn’t accidental. It was strategic, and it delivers. This is how you build momentum in 2026 — premium collaborations, direct-to-fan strategy, and controlled narrative.”

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LAS VEGAS — Vegas Frenchy has released her first real-life hotwife/cuckold clip, which features Rome Major.

Inspired by real events, the clip finds Frenchy “bringing Rome back to her room, where her husband is waiting,” the synopsis reveals. “What follows is a genuine, passion-driven experience that reflects the real dynamic she shares with her partner.”

Frenchy enthused about her latest release.

“This scene is real, and I love creating that kind of scenario in front of my husband,” she said. “It’s such a turn-on for both of us. The energy and chemistry were completely natural. I can’t wait for my fans to see this one.”

The clip is streaming on OnlyFans.

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LOS ANGELES — Elaina St. James has launched a special series titled “It’s a Bust” as part of her “Chat With Elaina” podcast.

The series focuses on the work and life of busty creators and covers topics from buying bras to fan requests. In the first installment, Erika Love joins St. James to explore the intersection of body image, the creator economy, and the challenges faced by women with larger busts.

“It’s a double-edged sword,” said St. James. “Yes, we use being busty to our advantage, but what’s the price we really pay?”

The first episode of “It’s a Bust” is streaming on YouTube.

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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Lady LorReign has joined MYNX platform.

“MYNX is a premium social media platform that offers adults the opportunity to connect one-on-one with top erotic content creators from around the world,” said a rep. “Through phone calls and text messaging, fans can engage directly with Lady LorReign for intimate conversations and private exchanges. The platform also features video and picture messaging.”

LorReign enthused about joining.

“I’m so excited to join MYNX platform and create a sexy space where I can connect with my fans in a more personal and interactive way,” said Lady LorReign. “I love engaging with the people who enjoy my videos, and MYNX allows us to turn up the heat and make those conversations even more exciting. I can’t wait for some steamy one-on-one interaction.”

For more information, visit MYNX.

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LOS ANGELES — BonBons.ai is highlighting its latest digital companion technology.

“The team at BonBons meticulously creates individual characters as AI models on the site and then utilizes deep learning mechanisms to allow those characters to live full virtual lives 24 hours each day, seven days each week, 365 days each year,” said a rep. “That means if you meet ‘Veronica Chase,’ a 34-year-old AI companion on BonBons with a completely fictional career as a corporate lawyer today, when you come back to visit her again next week, she will have plenty to tell you about, including everything that happened to her since you last had a chance to catch up.”

BonBons.ai’s Sabrina Synth expanded on the concept.

“What we have found after an exhaustive amount of market research and direct consumer feedback from our growing customer base is that humans aren’t just looking to see a digitally generated naked avatar,” she said. “What people want is a true-to-life digital companion who has the same level of complexity and depth as any girl they have dated or enjoyed time with during other parts of their lives. Our goal is to provide enough realism, intimacy, and immersion to allow our customers to overlook the fact that the girl they are talking to is fictional, and that can’t be done with any run-of-the-mill frankengirlfriend online these days.”

For more information, visit BonBons.ai.