LOS ANGELES — Nikki Vicious is the latest guest on “The Stoner Jesus Podcast,” hosted by Joe Kline.

During the conversation, Vicious discusses her career in adult, including her transition into directing, the challenges of being a sex worker on social media, and her love for cannabis, among other topics.

“I had a really good time on ‘The Stoner Jesus Podcast,'” said Vicious. “It’s always nice to meet people who smoke as much devil’s lettuce as I do. But beyond that, we had a really cool conversation, and I hope everyone checks it out.”

Kline enthused about Vicious’s appearance.

“It was so much fun having Nikki on the show,” he said. “Talking about her career in the adult world, life, cannabis, and more, it reminded me of why I love doing this job and meeting interesting people.”

The episode is streaming on X.com.

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DALLAS — Mr. Lucky Luck is the latest guest on “Fucking Around With Porn Stars,” hosted by Jiggy Jaguar and Giovanni Valentino.

During the interview, Luck discusses his journey into adult entertainment, the drive behind his production company, his work at Dallas, Texas’ Southern Pleasures Expo, details on his content shoots, and other topics.

The episode is streaming on BitChute.

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SAN FRANCISCO — Chelsea Poe has re-released her directorial debut “Queer Porn Americana” under Chelsea Poe Productions.

Per a rep, the film “began as a fiercely personal idea rooted in hometown textures, queer survival, and DIY intimacy. From there, it grew into a grassroots screening phenomenon: Tokyo, Helsinki, Berlin, Brooklyn, Providence, London, Seattle, Vancouver, Olympia, and Chicago.”

Poe enthused about the re-release.

“’Queer Porn Americana’ was the first time I realized directing porn could be more than a shoot day; it could have a second life touring,” said Poe. “It was me learning, in real time, how to make work that feels like home, then carrying it from city to city like a band has a nightly setlist.”

The title is streaming on AdultEmpire and Hot Movies.

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SAN FRANCISCO — Grayson Cole has made his Falcon Studios debut alongside Sean Xavier and Silas Brooks in the second installment of Falcon Studios’ latest title, “Cabin Archives: Dirty Sex Tapes.”

Directed by Ryan Brian, the title features Ryan Orion, Alex Kof, Christopher White, Scott Braun, Sumner Blayne, Vincent O’Reilly, and Oliver Carter.

“Sean, Silas, and Grayson film themselves flashing their dicks in public,” the synopsis reveals. “Once they’re back in the cabin, the trio shoots a bareback threeway that has Grayson swallowing and bottoming for his buddies.”

The scene is streaming on FalconStudios; additional scenes will drop every Friday. The full title is available on VOD and DVD from the Falcon/NakedSword store.

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LOS ANGELES — Orion Wholesale has introduced the Kink Royal collection from its Noir Handmade line.

The collection includes a long-sleeved tapered dress, a thong body, a long-sleeved jumpsuit, and two mini dresses.

“The luxurious designer pieces are made out of stunning transparent burgundy red material that’s decorated with velvety flock print,” said a rep. “The outfits are also soft and stretchy for an extremely comfortable fit.”

For more information, visit Orion-Wholesale.com.

PARIS — Cléa Gaultier directs in latest release from Dorcel, titled “Follow Me #2.”

The title Stars Gaultier alongside Shalina Devine, Alice Wild, Diana Lawrence, Anita Rover, Emilie Bellule, Maevaa Sinaloa, and Yanick Shaft.

“Gaultier takes viewers from the sexy energy of a major European adult convention in Berlin to sun-soaked days in Cancún, villa life near Tulum, and the thermal springs of Mexico, before wrapping up in the snowy elegance of Val Thorens, in the French Alps,” said a rep. “Along the way, the film captures candid moments of camaraderie, curiosity, and sexual connection, as Cléa and her friends share intimate nights, relaxed mornings, and spontaneous erotic encounters shaped by trust and chemistry.”

“Follow Me #2” is streaming on DorcelVision.

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WASHINGTON — Rep. Jimmy Patronis of Florida has become the latest member of Congress to propose legislation that would repeal Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which protects interactive computer services — including adult platforms — from liability for user-generated content.

Patronis introduced HR 7045 in the House of Representatives earlier this week.

A statement posted on his website declared, “For too long, the law has prevented parties harmed by online content from obtaining relief. Instead of protecting our younger generations from sensitive content, these sites prioritize profit over safety while continuing to push out harmful, explicit, and dangerous materials without any accountability.”

Would-be reformers on both sides of the aisle have vilified “Big Tech” for profiting from illegal and harmful content and seek to pressure platforms to moderate such content more intensively by making them liable when third parties post it. Right-wing critics also claim that social media platforms use the rule as a shield allowing them to censor conservative speech and seek to limit platforms’ right to moderate content as they see fit.

As XBIZ reported in December, two other repeal bills are currently pending in Congress: HR 6746, the Sunset to Reform Section 230 Act, which would amend Section 230 by adding simply, “This section shall have no force or effect after December 31, 2026,” and S 3546, which calls for the repeal of Section 230 effective two years following enactment.

Industry attorneys and advocates have voiced strong concerns that opening up Section 230 to tinkering could easily pave the way for a variety of specific “carve-outs,” in the tradition of FOSTA/SESTA’s exemptions revoking liability protections for sites that “unlawfully promote and facilitate” prostitution or sex trafficking.

A carve-out aimed at or including the industry would effectively repeal Section 230 as far as adult platforms are concerned. This would render adult sites that host user-generated content legally liable for that content, opening the floodgates for civil lawsuits.

AMSTERDAM — From Hollywood to Amsterdam, XBIZ is expanding its international footprint with the Euro edition of X3 Expo, taking place concurrently with XBIZ Amsterdam conference as two distinct experiences within an all-new multi-floor venue.

The expo and conference will take place Sept. 11–12, with industry arrivals set for Sept. 10. Together, the events create a seamless ecosystem for stars, fans, brands, and industry players to connect and collaborate.

The X3 Expo show floor will deliver the event’s signature mix of interactive booths and brand activations, star signing stations, movie screenings, and live entertainment, offering fans unprecedented access to their favorite personalities and platforms. Meanwhile, the private XBIZ conference space surrounding and overlooking the show floor will host company lounges, curated discussions, networking socials, and other programming tailored specifically for trade attendees.

“After nurturing the European scene for a decade, we feel this is the right time to bring into the fold our unique mix of glitz and glamour,” said Events Director Moe Helmy. “Amsterdam is the perfect launchpad for our unified vision, bringing together fans, stars, and industry players in a single, all-inclusive space.”

The multi-day event will culminate with Euro XMAs, Adult Entertainment’s Biggest Night, set for Sept. 13, delivering a grand finale honoring the standout stars and brands shaping the European adult entertainment industry.

Stay tuned for additional event details. For general inquiries, contact events@xbiz.com.