LOS ANGELES — Jane Wilde and director Chris Streams “probe deep-seated anal kink in a sensational, new gaping scene” debuting online today for Evil Angel.

The starlet toplines “the climactic segment,” noted a rep, of “Anal Investigation 4,” released earlier this month with a cast that includes Lana Analise, Kendra Cole and Destiny Cruz with Mick Blue, Michael Stefano, John Strong, Zac Wild and reigning XBIZ “Male Performer of the Year” Ramon Nomar.

“I absolutely loved shooting this scene for Evil Angel and Chris Streams with the legendary Mick Blue. We got to shoot outside in a beautiful garden, and I think the visuals really add to the scene. Lots of anal debauchery in this movie, and I can’t wait for you to see it,” said Wilde.

The director noted his preference for filming Wilde “in sexy lingerie and showing off her beauty in not the normal gonzo or ‘teen-y’ way — letting her have a more womanly look, and having her raw, sexual nature move the scene naturally into the hardcore performance she is known for.”

The title is “a deep dive for fans of kinky sodomy,” added the rep.

“Anal Investigation 4” is now available in all formats, including EvilAngel.com; follow the studio and Jane Wilde on Twitter.

For domestic sales, contact Rick Porras at rick@evilangel.com; for international sales and licensing, email Alexandra Kelley at alex@evilangel.com.

WASHINGTON — As part of this week’s public debate about OnlyFans blaming “banks” for its decision — later reversed — to ban sexual content, the Free Speech Coalition (FSC) highlighted today a June editorial by the ACLU. In it, the civil liberties group urges PayPal and Venmo to discontinue financially discriminatory practices against sex workers “that harm vulnerable communities by shutting people out without due process.”

“Everyone should have access to financial services,” wrote the ACLU’s Trans Justice Campaign Manager LaLa B Holston-Zannell. “Using financial intermediaries such as PayPal and its subsidiary Venmo can make or break one’s ability to work or survive in our increasingly virtual society.”

In spite of this, Holston-Zannell continued, “platforms like PayPal and Venmo continue to boot sex workers and other users off their platforms with little due process.”

The ACLU announced at the time that it had joined 22 other civil rights groups in demanding a stop to PayPal and Venmo’s discriminatory practices.

The editorial also added that “policies that criminalize and stigmatize sex work and ban sex workers’ access to services disproportionately harm Black, Brown and trans communities. Many people are already aware that when sex work is criminalized, sex workers are more vulnerable to abuse.”

“Public platforms like PayPal and Venmo, who should offer their services to all users without discrimination, will randomly and with little warning shut down the accounts of sex workers. This targeted freezing of accounts, without warning or due process, is extremely harmful to workers relying on that income, and ends up pushing sex work deeper into the shadows and enabling more abuse that goes unaccounted for,” Holston-Zannell added.

To read the full editorial, “PayPal and Venmo are Shutting Out Sex Workers, Putting Lives and Livelihoods at Risk,” visit ACLU.org.

SAN FRANCISCO — The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is organizing an action to convince Apple to reconsider incorporating a new surveillance technology into all its products, supposedly in the name of “child safety,” which will scan users’ photos and messages.

The Woodhull Freedom Foundation — a national organization dedicated to affirming and protecting sexual freedom as a fundamental human right — today issued a call to action (CTA) via Twitter, encouraging supporters to join EFF’s campaign.

“Proud to be a supporter of this effort to stop Apple from continuing down this path to a lack of privacy that will haunt us for years to come,” the Woodhull account tweeted. “Won’t you add your signature?”

EFF’s CTA explains that Apple “has abandoned its once-famous commitment to security and privacy. The next version of iOS will contain software that scans users’ photos and messages. Under pressure from U.S. law enforcement, Apple has put a backdoor into their encryption system.”

The digital rights group is urging supporters to sign its petition, and “tell Apple to stop its plan to scan our phones.” 

“Users need to speak up … this violation of our privacy is wrong,” the EFF announcement concludes.

To sign the petition, visit the EFF CTA site.

LOS ANGELES — Sexual wellness app Coral will highlight diversity in the sexual wellness space with a series of in-app virtual events during Sexual Health Month, beginning September 6.

“The series will feature voices from diverse communities on under-represented topics regarding sexual wellbeing, including sex during menopause, sex and disability, and trans and gender diversity in sexual wellness discourse,” explained a rep.

CEO and Founder Isharna Walsh described the lack of diversity in the sexual wellness space as “a systemic issue.”

“Coral is here as a resource not only for people to learn about their sexual wellbeing, but also to advocate for it,” continued Walsh. “This means making sure we use our platform to represent the full spectrum of experiences, because we believe that pleasure is for everyone and that sex-positive conversations are the antidote to shame.”

The rep cited a roster of “nationally recognized and licensed sex therapists, researchers and experts who will take part in live events, answer in-app user questions and offer educated guidance. The Sexual Health Month series will also feature authors and public figures, and present first-person stories and guided exercises.”

Scheduled discussion topics include:

• “Tackling Difficult Subjects in Intimate Relationships as a Person of Color” with Natalie Patterson
• “Navigating Sex and Peri/Menopause” with Heather Corinna and Dr. Holly Richmond
• “The Power of Pleasure for Disabled People” with Imani Barbarin
• “Overcoming Dysphoria and a Guide to Sex Toys for Trans Folx” with Buck Angel

“For me, inclusivity means including like-minded people who want to learn and better themselves while feeling safe,” Angel said. “Sex can be an intimidating thing to discuss for men, women and people from marginal communities. Feeling safe is how you learn.”

Coral currently offers freemium subscriptions for limited access and unlimited access for $59 per year.

Visit GetCoral.app and find Coral on Twitter and Instagram.

LOS ANGELES — Natasha Nice stars in “Friendly Neighborhood Horny Mom,” the latest MILF fantasy from VR Bangers.

“Who does not like tasty food prepared by a hot wifey? What a stupid question — everyone loves it,” a rep teased. “Unfortunately, not all of us have a caring person to prepare it, but VR Bangers come to the rescue. The producers asked a smoking-hot MILF to pay you a visit and give you a tasty treat to welcome you to the neighborhood.”

“She heard that you are a lonely [single] father, so she decided to visit you while bringing some cake. It turns out, though, that she has some other plans — single fathers like you have always made her extremely horny, so when it turns out that your son is not home, it seems to be like a perfect occasion for a quickie,” continued the rep. “Are you ready for her little visit and you will show her that indeed you can be a good ‘daddy’?”

Producer Ivan Harbakon welcomed viewers to “VR Bangers’ friendly neighborhood.”

“We asked Natasha Nice — even her name fits this role pretty well — to welcome all of you with her tasty pie, and we are sure that this hot momma represents our company in the best possible way,” he added. “Wear your VR goggles to find out for yourself.”

Find “Friendly Neighborhood Horny Mom” here and follow VR Bangers and Natasha Nice on Twitter.

LONDON — Empyrion Media is recruiting content creators and other adult industry figures to collaborate on erotica eBooks, audiobooks and printed books.

Current news reports, a rep said, “have shown that content creators should always diversify their income streams and means of content delivery. Empyrion Media Ltd. is a multimedia publishing company based in the UK. which specializes in books written by authors who write about their own real sexual acts and experiences. Potential authors of Empyrion Media short-story books do not need to be professional writers, but should be able to write exciting and very descriptive stories about their real sexual experiences.”

Empyrion Media also publishes guidebooks about various sex subjects such as “the best sex parties and sex clubs in the U.S.”

Adult industry figures are encouraged to submit “as many of their own real-life sex stories as they want, for publishing with Empyrion Media” by e-mailing celebrity@empyrionmedialtd.com.

The company offers a 75% monthly royalty in perpetuity to these “celebrity authors.”

“The erotica ebook market is a dynamic and growing one and that our niche — books written about real-life sex acts — is a high-selling, revenue-generating niche within the erotica publishing industry,” the rep said.

“Empyrion Media actively markets its titles via Amazon, Audible, Apple Books, Smashwords, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Scribd and many more book platforms worldwide,” the rep added.

Submitted manuscripts should be 12,000-15,000 words and in Microsoft Word format.

LAS VEGAS — Goddess Lilith has released a video educating creators on how to migrate to LoyalFans.

Goddess Lilith made the video a month ago, but is highlighting it this week, as many creators are considering migrating platforms.

“Goddess Lilith has always educated creators about not putting their eggs in one basket, and now she’s telling them to have a Plan B,” said a rep.

Her 18-minute YouTube video is aimed at creators who may plan to stay on their current platform and want to add options, or are looking for a new one.

The video weighs the positives and negatives of having a fan club behind a paywall where your top fans can subscribe to your premium content, purchase extras and offer tributes.

“LoyalFans wins with the best customer service and technical support, more features and control, leniency on your posted content, a lifetime referral program and more,” the rep added.

“I was going to wait until my e-book was published, but I knew now was the time to release this video,” said Goddess Lilith. “There’s no reason for creators to be nervous. I believe LoyalFans is the place to be and is the best solution — watch my video and see why.”

The video features a tour of the LoyalFans dashboard and Goddess Lilith’s favorite features.

To watch it, visit YouTube.

To sign up for LoyalFans, using Goddess Lilith’s referral link — enabling perks like access to fer private Discord server for coaching and tips, a copy of her upcoming e-book “Fan Club Mastery,” and free promo Tweets and shoutouts on her Instagram — click here.

For more from Goddess Lilith, follow her on Twitter.

NEWTON, Mass. — plusOne has introduced new travel-sized bulled and wand massagers.

Retailing for $14.99, the Travel Bullet provides precise stimulation, according to the company.

“It delivers powerful, tingling vibrations directly to your most sensitive erogenous zones with the touch of a button,” the vibe’s description says.

The Travel Wand, which retails for $17.99 is also is described as powerful yet compact, and can be used during solo play or with a partner.

Both items are made of body-safe materials, easy to clean, water resistant, and come with a battery. For more information, visit MyPlusOne.com.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Nikki Benz has announced she is now available on SextPanther.

A rep noted the platform is “honored and excited” to welcome her aboard. “With her wealth of experience and accolades in the industry, paired with our messaging and calling features, we have no doubt that Nikki will be connecting with her fans in a way that wasn’t possible before.”

Benz said she is “super-excited” by her new venture.

“I’ve just recently joined and it’s been extremely fun and lucrative,” she added. “I should have signed up sooner.”

Follow her on SextPanther and Twitter and find all of her premium social media linkage here.

In related news, Benz recently joined the “Hentai Heroes” adult game as a winnable character.

WASHINGTON — As part of this week’s public debate about OnlyFans’ blaming “banks” for their decision — later reversed — to ban sexual content,  Free Speech Coalition (FSC) highlighted today a June editorial by the ACLU asking PayPal and Venmo to discontinue financially discriminatory practices against sex workers “that harm vulnerable communities by shutting people out without due process.”

“Everyone should have access to financial services,” wrote the ACLU’s Trans Justice Campaign Manager LaLa B Holston-Zannell. “Using financial intermediaries such as PayPal and its subsidiary Venmo can make or break one’s ability to work or survive in our increasingly virtual society.”

In spite of this, Holston-Zannell continued, “platforms like PayPal and Venmo continue to boot sex workers and other users off their platforms with little due process.”

The ACLU announced at the time that it had joined 22 other civil rights groups in demanding a stop to PayPal and Venmo’s discriminatory practices.

The editorial also added that “policies that criminalize and stigmatize sex work and ban sex workers’ access to services disproportionately harm Black, Brown, and trans communities. Many people are already aware that when sex work is criminalized, sex workers are more vulnerable to abuse.”

“Public platforms like PayPal and Venmo, who should offer their services to all users without discrimination, will randomly and with little warning shut down the accounts of sex workers. This targeted freezing of accounts, without warning or due process, is extremely harmful to workers relying on that income, and ends up pushing sex work deeper into the shadows and enabling more abuse that goes unaccounted for,” Holston Zannell added.

To read the full editorial, “PayPal and Venmo are Shutting Out Sex Workers, Putting Lives and Livelihoods at Risk,” visit ACLU.