LAS VEGAS — Bella Rossi and Chris Epic star in the latest release from Evolved Fights.
The scene features Daisy Ducati as guest referee.
“Bella really likes to take on big guys to chop them down and make them cum hard,” said site honcho Ariel X. “Chris has underestimated Bella. This match is wild, and I would definitely like to see a rematch. The skill and entertainment value are impressive.”
The scene is now streaming on EvolvedFights.
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MONTREAL — Producer and content creator Angie Bloom has launched a new gangbang-themed membership site, Bloom.Shop, through MyMember.site.
“Inspired by the beauty and variety of flowers, each video on Bloom.Shop is uniquely themed around a different flower, offering customers a fresh and artistic experience with every purchase,” said a rep. “Just as one might visit a flower shop to pick the perfect bloom, visitors to Bloom.Shop can browse a carefully curated selection of exclusive adult videos, where hardcore content meets elegance.”
Bloom enthused about the new site.
“Bloom.Shop is committed to providing a top-tier platform where fans can access exclusive content with ease and reliability,” she said. “Our unique flower-themed concept adds a touch of artistry and elegance, making each video a one-of-a-kind experience, just like a beautiful bloom in nature. We are excited to expand our collection with more exclusive releases in the near future.”
Added MyMember.site CMO Samantha Monroe, “We’re thrilled that Angie Bloom has chosen us to launch her new website. Her passion, creativity, drive, and dedication to her hard work are truly admirable.”
For more information, visit Bloom.Shop.
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LOS ANGELES — Clips4Sale has announced that the company will activate its Extended Traffic Program (ETP) for Valentine’s Day.
“Creators who upload new clips during the two-day sale will benefit from extra traffic, boosting visibility and giving content serious exposure,” said a rep. “The Extended Traffic Program is part of Clips4Sale’s traffic funnel for creators using the platform. Unlike platforms which exclusively rely on creators to drive traffic, Clips4Sale drives traffic and sales to creators.”
The program will be activated this Friday, Feb. 14, and run for two days.
For more information, visit Clips4Sale.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Womanizer has put up a billboard outside the Daytona International Speedway after the company was rejected as a driver sponsor.
“Womanizer recently sought to sponsor a driver for NASCAR’s 2025 racing season,” said a rep. “Despite NASCAR’s history of accepting sponsorships from male sexual health brands such as Viagra, ExtenZe, and GainsWave, Womanizer’s proposal was declined.”
In response, the company will display the billboard, which features a pink stock car covered with the Womanizer logo, and the slogan “Not on the track, still coming first,” throughout February. Womanizer will also display a mobile version during the Daytona 500, taking place Feb. 16.
“This isn’t just about one sponsorship rejection; this is about addressing a larger cultural bias,” said Womanizer Head of PR Verena Singmann. “
LOS ANGELES — Chloe Amour, Luna Star, and Derek Savage are the latest guests on “The Brazzers Podcast.”
“Top-heavy honey Luna interviews gorgeous Chloe and eager Derek as the three discuss their favorite sexual positions, their turn-ons, and more,” the synopsis reveals. “The steamy talk gets them all revved up and soon they’re fucking right in the studio. Who can blame them for indulging their deepest desires in a picture-perfect, sloppy, spit-filled threesome?”
Added Amour, “I love how this came out. Luna and Derek were amazing. I came so many times I lost count. I can’t wait to hear what my fans say about it. I know that they are going to love it.”
The episode is streaming on Brazzers.
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LONDON — Apple has begrudgingly “approved” the first porn app for use on iPhones, which is now available in Europe.
The app, Hot Tub, is available via AltStore PAL’s alternative iOS app marketplace.
Apple’s own App Store has long banned “overtly sexual or pornographic material,” as company co-founder Steve Jobs believed Apple had a “moral responsibility” to keep porn off the iPhone. However, the EU’s Digital Markets Act gives iPhone users the option of browsing alternative app stores. Apple therefore had no choice but to review the Hot Tub app for fraud, functionality and security threats — a review it passed with flying colors.
Hot Tub bills itself as a free “adult content browser” for EU users and carries content from sites like Pornhub and XHamster. In a social media post this week, AltStore PAL called it “the world’s 1st Apple-approved porn app.”
Apple quickly took exception to that description, as the company is clearly irked about being required to allow Hot Tub to be used on iPhones — especially since the app has a “Teen” channel featuring adult content.
“We are deeply concerned about the safety risks that hardcore porn apps of this type create for EU users, especially kids,” Apple spokesperson Peter Ajemian said in a statement shared with The Verge.
“This app and others like it will undermine consumer trust and confidence in our ecosystem that we have worked for more than a decade to make the best in the world,” the statement reads. “Contrary to the false statements made by the marketplace developer, we certainly do not approve of this app and would never offer it in our App Store. The truth is that we are required by the European Commission to allow it to be distributed by marketplace operators like AltStore and Epic who may not share our concerns for user safety.”
It seems likely that more iPhone-compatible porn apps will follow.
In the meantime, perhaps anticipating some heat, Hot Tub developer Riley Testut announced that the marketplace platform will donate all of its Patreon earnings this month to “causes supporting sex workers and those in the LGBTQ+ community.”
Testut touted Hot Tub as an elegant, native porn app that is “thoughtfully designed, ethically made, and free to use,” while Vice called it “easily navigable” and said it offers “a streamlined browsing experience with no ads or pop-ups.”
AltStore PAL launched in Europe in April 2024 — three months after the Digital Markets Act took effect — as one of the first alternative iOS app marketplaces. It is funded by a “MegaGrant” from Epic Games, which has its own app storefront that doesn’t carry any porn apps.
AltStore PAL told Tech Crunch that it did not encounter any issues getting the Hot Tub app approved for distribution on the iPhone.
MONTREAL — Leana Lovings and Blake Blossom star in the latest installment of Adult Time series “All-Girl Massage,” titled “Lonely Nights To Come.”
Directed by multi-XMAs winner Ricky Greenwood, Blossom plays a soldier who books herself a full-body massage at a local spa.
“As she chats with her beautiful masseuse (Lovings), she confesses that although she’s excited to get back to active duty, she’s a bit frustrated since she’ll be the only woman in her platoon,” the synopsis reveals. “Even worse, they’ll be stationed in a remote area without a civilian in sight, so it’s highly probable that she won’t be having sex until she finishes her tour and returns home. Leana sympathizes with Blake and generously offers to give her a more ‘intimate’ massage — a special sexy memory to keep her warm on those lonely nights to come.”
Lovings enthused about her co-star.
“I’ve always admired Blake Blossom as a performer,” she said. “She is so incredibly loving on camera. She had so much poise and I am so very grateful to Ricky Greenwood for bringing us together. Specifically, because not only has it been a long time waiting to finally work with her one-on-one, but because it was in a very intimate setting with a delightful script that really pieced together the moment that I would’ve wanted to share — albeit there were some complexities regarding the massage table, and how to have sex, and how to intertwine and add passion to the erotic display between us. But it was never far away, it was never out of reach, especially with Blake’s energetic quality.”
Added Blossom, “Ever since I met Leana, I have adored her. Her calm energy, her sweet voice and compassion she has for people; it’s so inspiring. I was happy to finally get a chance to work with her and see how our chemistry would be, and I was not disappointed.”
“Lonely Nights To Come” is streaming on AdultTime.
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GENEVA — Fervent anti-sex work activist Reem Alsalem, a special rapporteur on violence against women and girls at the United Nations Human Rights Council, asserted in an interview this week that pornography represents a “gross human rights violation.”
Alsalem, who last year wrote a report for the Council titled “Prostitution and Violence Against Women and Girls,” told the European Center for Law and Justice (ECLJ) that pornography constitutes “filmed prostitution.”
“It has the same perpetrators of violence,” she says in the interview. “The same exploitation, the same consequences in terms of all forms of violence inflicted on women and girls, in terms of being exploited by pimps, in terms of also having immense harmful impact on all society, including, I would say, men and boys, younger girls, and harmful to gender equality overall in society.”
She goes on to claim — with no supporting evidence — that the vast majority of pornography is grotesque, degrading and violent.
“Normalizing consuming pornography has become an issue that is an epidemic as well, on global proportions,” she adds.
As XBIZ reported, sex worker groups and activists traveled to Geneva last year to denounce Alsalem’s stigmatizing report, in which she rejected the term “sex work.”
“The term wrongly depicts prostitution as an activity as worthy and dignified as any other work,” Alsalem wrote. “It fails to take into account the serious human rights violations that characterize the prostitution system and ‘gaslights’ victims and their experiences.”
In the interview with ECLJ, Alsalam claims that the “glamorization” of porn and the “discourse that it is empowering” lead to the exploitation of women. She also argues that free speech protections should not apply to pornography, erroneously claiming that watching porn is a common precursor to physical violence.
“Often the consumption of pornography leads to violence in real life,” she contends, again without providing evidence.
Speaking last year in response to Alsalem’s report, sex workers’ rights activist Kholi Buthelezi of the South Africa-based Sisonke National Sex Workers Rights Movement strongly countered Alsalam’s position that anyone working in prostitution or pornography is automatically being exploited.
“Saying we are ‘commodities of men’ is hurtful,” Buthelezi said. “It confuses trafficking with sex work and uses the code of feminist women and girls.”
Buthelezi condemned Alsalam’s attitude as demeaning and warned that it is actively dangerous to sex workers.
“We need the feminist movement to come on board,” she said. “Our lives continue to be in danger.”
LOS ANGELES — Multi-XMAs winner Angela White and Abigaiil Morris headline the latest release from Brazzers, titled “Employee Relations.”
The four-part limited series features The Official Egypt, Tigerlilly, Valentina Nappi, Charles Dera, Mazee The Goat, Scott Nails and Xander Corvus.
“Welcome to another typical boring day at the office, where hot bosses and sexy secretaries enjoy sneaky hookups with their coworkers,” the synopsis reveals. “It’s the type of heavy workload that is bound to require some multitasking. With so many hot and horny employees at this company, how can one resist threesomes in the boardroom and some under-the-desk fun?”
The first installment is streaming on Brazzers.
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LOS ANGELES — 2025 XMA winner Honey Play Box has debuted its new catalog.
The catalog features the app-enabled Kegel line and the Tapping Technology Series.
“We really focused on innovation this year and are super proud to have secured the tapping technology patent — something you’ll only find in Honey Play Box products,” said Honey Play Box Business Developer Joreail Armstrong. “We listen to our customers and are always looking for new ways to create toys that fit different needs and preferences.”
For more information, visit HoneyPlayBox.com.