LOS ANGELES — Andie Anderson stars with Tyler Drake in the second installment of the Purgatory X trilogy, “From Confessions of a Man Whore Vol. 1.”

Anderson plays “an unappreciated wife who is in need of attention, the kind that only Tyler can deliver,” the synopsis reveals. “He makes a special house call two hours before Andie’s husband comes home and gives her the passion and excitement she needs. On the couch in a lacy dark red bra and panties, Andie is revved up and ready to go, and Tyler delivers, giving her one screaming orgasm after another.”

Anderson enthused about the scene.

“Too often this situation is real for many housewives, so I’m sure a lot of women and men watching this scene can empathize and get lost in the passion of this scene,” she said. “Tyler was incredible in this scene, and he can make a special house call to my place any afternoon.”

“From Confessions of a Man Whore Vol. 1 Episode 2” is streaming on PurgatoryX.

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LOS ANGELES — Eva Maxim has earned three nominations from the 2026 Trans Erotica Awards (TEAs).

Maxim is up for Best Hardcore Performer as well as Best Girl/Girl Scene Sponsored by T Girl Nights for two scenes — “1-800-Hookers” (Charlotte Sins) and “Night Shift Nurses” (Transfixed).

“Thank you, TEA, for the honor of these nominations,” said Maxim. “I am thrilled to be recognized for my work; it’s my life’s passion, and it means the world to me.”

The 2026 TEAs will be held on March 8 in Hollywood.

For a full list of nominees, click here.

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LOS ANGELES — Emma Rose has earned three nominations from the 2026 Trans Erotica Awards (TEAs).

Rose is up for Best Hardcore Performer, Pornhub Model of the Year, and Best Girl/Girl Scene Sponsored by T-Girl Nights for “Serendipity Café” (Transfixed).

“Thank you, TEA and the fans, for these nominations,” said Rose. “It’s a huge honor to be in the company of these amazing performers; there are so many I don’t envy whomever has to make this decision. This is the highest honor a performer like me can get, and my fingers are crossed for a win.”

The 2026 TEAs will be held on March 8 in Hollywood.

For a full list of nominees, click here.

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LOS ANGELES — Rachel Steele and her company, Red MILF Productions, have released a clip featuring Tyler Cruise.

Titled “My Pervy Life: Sinful Stepmom,” the clip opens with Steele believing she “has finally gained control over her fixation on young, attractive men,” the synopsis reveals. “Feeling proud of her progress, she shares the milestone with her husband while he’s away for work. But when her adult stepson Tyler arrives for a weekend visit, familiar triggers resurface, forcing Rachel to confront how fragile recovery can be when desire refuses to stay buried.”

Steele enthused about the clip.

“I love stories where the tension comes from what isn’t said right away,” she said. “This one lives in those quiet moments – frustration, familiarity, and the spark that sneaks up when two people cross a line they both know better than to approach. It’s subtle, a little dangerous, and very real.”

The clip is streaming on Rachel-Steele.com.

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LOS ANGELES — DollPimp has released the AI-powered Aura robot head.

According to a rep, the doll head integrates platinum silicone construction with embedded conversational intelligence and servo-driven facial movement.

“With Aura, we’re seeing increased interest in intelligent, interactive systems that move beyond static realism,” said DollPimp’s Matt.

For more information, visit DollPimp.com.

LOS ANGELES — Rachel Rampage has signed with Star Factory PR for press representation.

“Under the representation of Star Factory PR, Rachel will focus on expanding her online presence, securing major studio bookings, and positioning herself for award consideration in upcoming seasons,” said a rep.

Star Factory honcho Alexander “Monstar” Raymond enthused about the signing.

“I’m excited to now be working with Rachel Rampage,” he said. “Aside from all the accolades she has received from her performances as a featured entertainer, I see her making an incredible impact in mainstream erotica. The industry is going to feel her presence in a major way as we work toward expanding her brand.”

For more information, visit StarFactoryPR.

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LOS ANGELES — Sofie Marie has dropped a new two-part Valentine’s Day-themed clip on her website.

Part one, titled “MILFs at Home,” features an all-girl threesome with Tyler Faith and Kayla Paige.

The second installment, “Babes in Blue,” also features Faith and Paige, and throws cameraman Spike Owens into the mix for a raunchy reverse gangbang.

“I wanted to thank the members for being amazing with three special videos this Valentine’s Day weekend,” enthused Marie. “I hope they enjoy my sexy adventures with Tyler and Kayla as much as I did.”

The clips are streaming on SofieMarieXXX.com.

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LOS ANGELES — Industry podcast “And Now We Drink,” hosted by Matt Slayer, is now available on the sports and lifestyle video network Bleav.com.

The podcast’s full 440-episode catalog is available on the site.

“I’m thrilled to be part of Bleav,” Slayer enthused. “You know, it’s not every day that a network of such repute is willing to give a podcast like mine, and the kind of content I do, such an opportunity. I think there are big things in the future because of this collaboration, and it will only open more doors.”

For more information, visit the “And Now We Drink” page on Bleav.com.

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LOS ANGELES — Multi-XMAs winner Kazumi has teamed up with fashion brand Rose in Good Faith to release V-Mule vulva-shaped footwear.

The shoes were created by Rose in Good Faith Brand Director Carlos Hernandez in consultation with Kazumi. Available in multiple colors and in both a closed-toe and open-toe version, the shoes are 3D printed on demand from recycled material.

“People in our industry remember Rose in Good Faith for their famous upcycle dildo shoe a few years ago,” said Kazumi. “So I wrote to them and said, ‘How about a pussy shoe?’ I think it’s really funny that people say it’s gone too far. Nobody had beef when it was a dildo shoe. This is a small step for feminism, and a big step for humankind.”

V-Mule shoes are custom molded on Kazumi’s vulva, and went through several iterations before the final design was chosen.

“We wanted a happy medium between it being viral and funny, but also something that someone into street fashion would actually wear out,” Kazumi continued. “They’re squishy, like other similar slides. If you wore the Rose in Good Faith upcycled dildo shoes, you’re gonna love how cozy and snug they are.

“I’m pretty sure it’s the first porn star-branded streetwear-specific kind of thing.”

The V-Mule shoes drop tomorrow; for more information, visit RoseInGoodFaith.com.

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LOS ANGELES — Adult industry market research outfit SWR Data has published a report on the performance of clip platforms and sales.

According to the report, titled “What’s Behind the Rise in Clips,” the number of creators claiming clip sales as their primary source of revenue rose 24% year-over-year, according to SWR’s most recent survey of 550 adult creators. The percentage of creators reporting fan site subscriptions as their primary source of income fell 20%.

“Creators are tiring of fan site hustle culture,” said SWR Data co-founder MelRose Michaels. “Faced with social media instability and the constant need to find new fans, they’re increasingly looking for income sources that are more stable. While subscription sites really launched the fan site revolution, we’re starting to see creators question the trade-off for having to be on 24/7.”

Added SWR Data co-founder Mike Stabile, “The data points to a potential shift in the creator economy. We’ll be diving into the data more over the coming weeks and months to help creators and platforms navigate this new world.”

The report is part of SWR’s annual State of the Creator survey, which polled more than 500 working adult creators in the fall of 2025. The anonymous survey covers a wide range of subjects central to the creator economy, including demographics, income trends, work habits, platform sentiment, and revenue challenges.

To read the full report, click here.