AUSTIN, Texas — Gina Valentina and Josh Moore have been immortalized as the latest Fleshlight Girl and Fleshjack Boy, respectively, as they represent the Interactive Life Forms brands with their own custom-molded sex toys.

“One look at Gina and you won’t need to ask why she was added the Fleshlight Girls family,” Director of Marketing Daniel Harvell said. “Beyond the sex appeal, though, Gina is one the hardest-working ladies in the business, and it shows as her fan base and industry recognitions continue to grow. Now we’ve immortalized her anatomy for [everyone] to enjoy.”

“We’ve also added award-winning British stud and Falcon Studios exclusive Josh Moore to the Fleshjack Boys lineup,” added Harvell. “Our Fleshjack brand continues to grow in popularity, and Josh’s toys are only going to add more interest. As always, we’ve gone to great lengths to replicate two of his best features so that everyone can enjoy the full ‘Josh Moore experience.'”

Each toy is made from the company’s patented, 100% body-safe SuperSkin material; the exclusive inner textures are designed and produced in the United States.

Valentina’s Fleshlight Girl line includes orifices modeled after her vulva and bum, featuring the exclusive “Stellar” and “Cosmic” textures, respectively. Moore’s Fleshjack Boy toys include a traditional sleeve with an orifice molded from his butt with the exclusive “Cheeky” texture, and a dildo molded from his penis.

Visit Fleshlight.com for the Gina Valentina toys and find the Josh Moore range at Fleshjack.com.

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Aug 2, 2021 11:12 AM PDT

MIAMI — Natalia Nix’s newest scene, titled “Wet Summer,” is for Lubed.com and features the starlet enjoying poolside fun. After teasing the viewer, Nix brings them inside to get lubed up before getting physical.

“There’s no better way to spend the day getting to play in the pool and getting oiled up,” Nix said. “I was excited to return to Lubed.com, as they always help make my summer more fun. I hope you all enjoy watching this scene as much as I enjoyed filming it.”

More information about this scene can be found here.

101 Modeling represents Nix; she is available for booking in Los Angeles from August 17–24.

Follow Natalia Nix and Lubed.com on Twitter for updates.

Aug 2, 2021 10:13 AM PDT

MIAMI — Kendra James posted three new fetish clips this week exploring all-girl, cosplay and “tickle torture” action.

For Kendra James Fetish Experience, Ashlynn Taylor is a growing social media influencer and James is curious to see how badly Taylor wants to be famous by giving her a casting couch experience.

Cosplaying as the villainess Circe, James finally catches Supergirl — played by Kate England — in a new clip for Kendra James Super Heroine World.

“Circe uses her magic to freeze Supergirl in place, leaving the heroine helpless. Circe takes this time to give Supergirl hard wedgies and forces her to worship her feet,” a rep said. “Circe continues her spell with performing oral on Supergirl, leaving her humiliated.”

The final new clip for the week is for Kendra James POV and Femdom where James has Bart Syren tied up and ready to submit to her tickle torture.

“Sometimes you have to find fun new ways to torment your slaves. I tickle my slave Bart as he’s bound spread-eagle. My long fingernails tease his skin and make him wiggle and squirm,” James teased. “He begs for me to stop, between fits of laughter, so I take a break and squeeze his nipples instead and scratch his chest. His armpits and thighs are so ticklish and I love watching him thrash around, unable to escape.”

In related news, James is now self-booking for all-girl and fetish shoots in Florida, and will be available for shoots in Los Angeles and Las Vegas from Sept. 8-25. Direct inquiries to kendrajames13@gmail.com.

Follow Kendra James on Twitter and find all of her premium social media links here.

Aug 2, 2021 10:05 AM PDT

LOS ANGELES — Kali Roses stars in the latest VR fantasy from SexLikeReal, titled “Wet in the Vette,” produced by director Alex Nash and director of photography Evan Redstar.

The action centers on the starlet’s attempts to unload a vintage red Corvette to the viewer; to help get the car off her hands she’s willing to get physical with a serious buyer.

“People have a deep affection for old-fashioned cars because of the sense of freedom and independence associated with the vehicles,” Nash said. “Getting in a fast and fetching two-seater and going where you want, when you want, and with whom you want, is part of the American dream. With ‘Wet in the Vette’ we create a deeply engaging virtual environment where viewers can immerse themselves in this feeling of freedom and indulge in an unconstrained rendezvous that includes some of the hottest 3D car sex ever shot for virtual reality.”

Nash described Roses as “a perfect fit for this scenario.”

“Like the estimable ‘vette, she’s a paragon of perfection with her quintessential girl-next-door good looks and her flawless, shapely body,” he said. “Fans will be astonished by Kali’s performance when they intimately connect with her in the virtual world and exchange intensely passionate kisses with the flaxen-haired starlet. It only gets better from there with copious amounts of mind-blowing oral stimulation and utterly orgasmic cock riding.”

“By the time this escapist dream trip hits its creamy climax, viewers will be exhaustively satiated and drained dry with ecstasy,” he added.

Additional details for “Wet in the Vette” can be found here.

Follow Kali Roses and SexLikeReal on Twitter for updates.

LOS ANGELES — ASACP has announced MojoHost, Cherry Pimps and Cybersocket as its Featured Sponsors for August.

“Among the industry’s most respected companies,” a rep explained, “ASACP’s Featured Sponsors serve as excellent examples of how corporate responsibility, ethical operation, and basic proactive measures all help to protect minors and other viewers from accidental exposure to age-restricted materials online.”

ASACP’s Executive Director Tim Henning shared that the nonprofit association’s ongoing success relied on continued support from market-leading companies and organizations that fight to keep minors out of and away from adult-oriented materials.

“ASACP’s sponsors promote online child safety and help protect the innocence of youth by taking several simple steps to restrict access to their apps and sites,” Henning explained. “By educating publishers and stakeholders about the need for these measures and how they can best be implemented across an evolving range of digital media platforms, ASACP continues to make a positive, relevant difference in the daily digital lives of minors.”

The support that ASACP receives from sponsors, including MojoHost, Cherry Pimps and Cybersocket, “power its 25-year-long record of success and enables its free child protection resources; including market-specific Best Practices and a comprehensive Code of Ethics for businesses, app publishers, and all operators of age-restricted websites,” a rep said.

August’s Featured Sponsors include:

MojoHost

As a leading adult technology company, MojoHost has a generous history of supporting the industry, recognizing the vital work by ASACP when it became a sponsor a decade ago. The company specializes in adult website hosting with shared and dedicated hosting. Additional services include the MojoCDN content delivery network, MojoCloud storage and private cloud architecture, MojoShield web application firewall, MojoDomains service, and more.

Founder and CEO Brad Mitchell serves on the association’s Advisory Council and Executive Board and provides marketing resources. Keeping children away from age-restricted content fits in line with his personal goals as a parent, even more than his role as a technology and thought leader.

“The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) needs more industry support,” stated Mitchell, who urged the community to step up. “Now more than ever, I challenge business owners to pick a membership level that they can afford, and step up no matter how small. It truly helps the organization and goes towards a critical cause in the digital age.”

Cherry Pimps

Supporting the association as a Corporate Sponsor since 2013, Cherry Pimps helps to protect children and other viewers from inadvertent exposure to age-restricted materials by locking its content behind a paywall — requiring viewers to purchase access to the company’s adult material, including its live webcam sex shows — rather than offering it as a free-for-all.

“We’re happy to continue our support of the ASACP as they work to help protect children online,” says Cherry Pimps Director Eric. “Their work is invaluable and we must remember that their work is often thankless, but extremely necessary to keep child predators out of the online environment.”

“We thank the entire team at ASACP and look forward to many more years of cooperation,” he added. “I encourage all those who are not sponsors, to step up to the plate and participate, and give back to your community.”

Cybersocket

An ASACP Corporate Sponsor since 2003, Cybersocket promotes gay adult websites to a large and varied audience while providing news, practical resources, and provocative original content for the LGBTQ community. An industry leader, it has for the past two decades hosted the annual Cybersocket Web Awards honoring the finest gay online services and provides a powerful example of how to keep children out of and away from adult-oriented material, in part by using the RTA label.

“My business partner and I have supported the mission of ASACP from its inception. And for several years I was able to be on its advisory panel,” Cybersocket’s Morgan Sommer says. “I know the real-world work that ASACP does in the realm of child protection that it is necessary, and most of which goes unseen and unpublicized. In the current social and political climate, I feel it is more important than ever to self-police as an industry and make it clear to all that we have no interest in minors visiting our sites and that we as an industry are just as keen as anyone else to expose and remove child predators who lurk online.”

“ASACP is grateful for and humbled by the continued commitment, generosity, and leadership displayed by our family of sponsors, including long-term contributors like DatingGold, Porn.com and KatesTube and we encourage other market leaders to join us in carrying our mission forward,” Henning concluded. “ASACP’s sponsors make a meaningful difference in the battle for online child protection — and your company can, too.”

For additional details, visit ASACP online and on Twitter; contact Henning at tim@asacp.org.

LOS ANGELES — Google has announced so-called “sugar dating” apps will be struck from the Android Play Store, as of September 1, in an update to its content policy that specifically bans content that deals with “compensated sexual relationships.”

As tech site The Verge observed, Google’s Play Store policies “already prohibit apps that promote ‘services that may be interpreted as providing sexual acts in exchange for compensation.’ But the updated wording expands this definition to explicitly include ‘compensated dating or sexual arrangements where one participant is expected or implied to provide money, gifts or financial support to another participant (‘sugar dating’).”

Additional language, under “Inappropriate Content,” subheading “Sexual Content and Profanity,” currently reads, “We don’t allow apps or app content that appear to promote a sexual act in exchange for compensation. Content that contains nudity may be allowed if the primary purpose is educational, documentary, scientific or artistic, and is not gratuitous.”

“‘Appear to promote’ is a fun standard,” Free Speech Coalition’s Mike Stabile observed. “The internet finally gets its own ‘loitering with intent’ law.”

After several tech blogs, including Android Police, reported on the policy change, Google issued the following statement:

As a platform we are always excited to support our developer partners, but we also work hard to provide a safe experience for users. We have updated our inappropriate content policy to prohibit apps that facilitate sexual acts in exchange for compensation following feedback we received from NGOs, governments and other user advocacy groups concerned with user safety. This aligns our policies with other Google policies and industry norms.

“Who are the anonymous ‘advocacy groups’ you worked with on this Google? Whose ‘safety’ were you concerned with?” asked Stabile.

“Google’s announcement doesn’t explicitly say why the apps are being banned now,” noted The Verge. “But it comes amidst a crackdown on online sex work by platforms following the introduction of the FOSTA-SESTA legislation in 2018, which removes Section 230 protections for content that ‘promotes or facilitates prostitution.'”

LOS ANGELES — The UK Parliament has formed a joint “super committee” to pore over the government’s proposed Online Safety Bill and has called for public comment on the legislation.

The Evening Standard reported that Damian Collins, the former chair of the House of Commons Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Select Committee, will chair the super committee and noted “MPs and peers would go through the Bill ‘line by line’ to make sure it was ‘fit for purpose.'”

“The announcement comes after the Commons DCMS Committee confirmed on Tuesday it was launching a separate, new inquiry into the government’s approach to tackling harmful online content and the Online Safety Bill,” noted the Evening Standard. “Under the government’s proposed legislation, online platforms such as social media sites and search engines can be punished for failing to protect their users from harmful content, with fines of up to 10% of annual global turnover among the potential penalties, with the regulation overseen by Ofcom.”

The current scope of the proposed legislation has prompted concerns about legislative abuse.

“The Online Safety Bill is about finally putting a legal framework around hate speech and harmful content, and ultimately holding the tech giants to account for the role their technology plays in promoting it,” Collins said. “The next step in this process is the detailed scrutiny of the draft bill.”

“This is a once-in-a-generation piece of legislation that will update our laws for the digital age,” he added.

The joint committee is expected to report its findings by December.

LOS ANGELES — Sexual wellness brand Cake has successfully raised $4 million in seed funding, led by venture capital firm Lerer Hippeau, for a total of $5.7 million that will be dedicated to product development, e-commerce and distribution, among other projects.

Participants in the recent round of fundraising include Sugar Capital, Brand Foundry Ventures, Selva Ventures, Silas Capital, Gabby Slome (Co-Founder of Ollie), Brian Bordainick (Co-Founder of Starface) and Kate Wallman (Angel investor), BusinessWire reported.

“The team set out to prove a hypothesis that consumers are ready to invest in more fun sex. In just nine months they’ve not only proved that’s true with their traction in retail, but now 84% of their customers directly attribute Cake to leading to a better sex life,” Lerer Hippeau Partner Caitlin Strandberg said. “Those are hard numbers to disagree with.”

Cake Co-Founder and CEO Hunter Morris noted that “this generation of consumers are more open and sexually fluid than any other generation before.”

“It’s a privilege to make products for how people actually get down, free of shame or awkwardness that’s historically been associated with this category,” added Morris.

Co-Founder and CMO Mitch Orkis said their team has leaned “people are confused when it comes to sexual wellness products. That’s why every product Cake makes is extremely simple and clear. You immediately know what it is for, and how to use it. We make shopping the sex aisle easy and fun.”

The company’s inaugural line is available at HelloCake.com; select items are also sold by Walmart. Follow Cake on Instagram.

ATLANTA — Besharam is celebrating its eighth anniversary as “India’s largest and most-loved adult store.”

As it marks the anniversary, Besharam continues to “evolve in its vision to build, support and promote a sex-positive community and normalize use of sex toys in India,” a rep said.

“It is ironic how India brought Kama Sutra to the world, but shies away from even talking about sex. It is also the second-most-populous country but having pleasure in sex and talking about sex is against the populist culture,” the rep continued.

“Besharam set out to bring a sexually liberating revolution and advance sex positivity in the country. We are moving forward with a vision to make the sex lives of every Indian better and to bring a dynamic change in the way India talks about sex,” said the rep. “We are also educating about pleasure, pleasure products and their use for folks of all genders and sexualities by starting conversations that need to be made in Indian society around safer sex, pleasure, orgasm, kinks, toys and accessories. All of this with one orgasm at a time.”

The rep cited “eight major accomplishments” over the past year during the pandemic:

“Great Indian Sex Survey” and “India in Bed”

When the world was hit with the pandemic and everybody was locked inside their homes, there were many who explored their own sexuality and pleasure. At the same time, IMbesharam found an opportunity to talk to more than 2,000 Indians across the length and breadth of the country, to all ages, genders and orientations, about what they like in bed and how they like it. A survey that analyzed Indians’ sexual fantasies, frustrations, relationship with pleasure, idea around oral sex and anal sex, masturbation, porn and much more. Click here for details.

Sponsored and supported online and offline sex-positive events and communities

Besharam is one of the very few brands that caters to folks of all genders. Not just with an inclusive range of products but also with major initiatives. Over the years, Besharam has proved to be a responsible ally and extended their support to LGBTQIA+ organizations like Gaysifamily, Agents of Ishq, Feminism In India, Kweens of Kolkata, Shivtensity, Shhhoutofficial and many more to conduct workshops and events. Click here for details.

Took a strong stand opposing ‘sex is against Indian culture’ adage

We challenged the claim that sex is against Indian culture, bringing in Indian representation to sex-positive content and making pleasure-centric sex-ed accessible to all using major social media platforms. We rallied up several such conversations and influencers along with experts and advisors who believed in the same vision and partook into sharing their opinions through our platforms.

Collaborated and worked with experts from the sex-positive space in India to forward the vision 

We have worked with leading sex-positive content creators and sexual health experts like Leeza Mangaldas, Kajol Tyaagi, Indraja Saroha, Natasha, Roshni, Pallavi Barnwal, Dr. Niveditha, Dr. Tanaya, Swati Jagdish aka Maya’s Amma, Niyati Sharma, Dr. Varuna, Sachee Malhotra, Popkast with Garima, Apurupa Vyas and others. When it comes to Besharam’s social media channels, with every piece of content the aim is to normalize conversations around sex and sex toys. The influencer collaborations and collaborations with sexual health experts are also contributing towards the same vision. Having worked with sex educators and content creators from sex-positive space of India, we are planning to have more and more mainstream content creators, influencers and celebrities talk about sex and sexuality even though their primary niche isn’t necessarily content around sexual health.

“The aim is to make people talk about sex toys like they would talk about makeup products and talk about orgasms like they talk about positivity on the internet. Last year’s lockdown did make more people comparatively aware about words like ‘Vulva’ and ‘clitoral Stimulator’ but they still can’t say it like they would say ‘blender’ or ‘eyelash curler,'” Social Media Manager Saloni Shah said. “Both makeup and sex toys are beyond ‘roti,’ ‘kapda’ and ‘makaan’ (necessities like food, house and clothing). We don’t need them, we want them. Hiding behind the veils of ‘sharam’ (shame), people are just unable to vocalize what they want. The content creation and collaborations are a strategic move to change that in the society.”

Took matters in our own hands and helped start the buzz around uncomfortable topics

While our products are helping every individual to take the matters in their own hands — quite literally — Besharam is talking about a variety of subjects that are not spoken about that freely: the orgasm gap, masturbation, female pleasure and pleasure-centric sex education are some of the offering on our social media platforms.

Supported other Indian sex-positive initiatives and brands

No matter how much we talk about things we generally shy away from talking about, it will never be enough so Besharam has backed many initiatives and brands that are bringing little revolutions of their own in India’s relations with sex positivity. Whether its doing a cool podcast with Garima Surana or supporting and sponsoring initiatives by Pallavi Barnwal or promoting Niyati Sharma’s book for sex-ed,  Besharam has worked with coolest female-founded brands working around pleasure in India including ThatSassyThing and Imbue Naturals.

Sex-ed workshops

While making pleasure-centric sex education accessible, Besharam has started with a series of workshops to make sure that the sex-ed reaches the right people. We are in this to make the real impact.

COVID relief and support of Mission Oxygen in India

Think online auction of a sex toy? Now think, ‘online auction of a sex toy for a cause.’ Besharam did not miss out on making their contribution to COVID relief when India was hit by the second wave. We worked with organizations like Mission Oxygen, SEVA and did our bit with testing for the country.

The Besharam rep cited “slow and steady steps to make ‘right to pleasure’ mainstream,” noting that sex-positive space in India has witnessed “a huge shift” not only in conversation but in numbers of people participating in the conversation.

The change has been “extremely evident in the past year” during the pandemic lockdowns.

“The sex-positive space in India, even on the social media platforms, was limited to a few creators with active, impactful and influential content around sex and sexuality. With our social media platforms, we are trying to create, amplify and normalize conversation around sex and sex toys without any fear of shame and judgement,” added the rep.

“Delightfully, In the past few months we have seen so many young Indians actively participating and working towards the normalization of these conversations,” the rep said, adding that certain mainstream celebrities and influencers have talked about sex toys “like never before.”

“It has definitely created an impact on our business as well,” concluded the rep. “It is crucial for us as a society to remove the shame, stigma and taboo around prioritizing one’s sexual needs.”

Visit IMBesharam.com and follow the company on Twitter and Instagram.

Jul 30, 2021 1:40 PM PDT

VENICE, Calif. — Madi Collins is a featured performer in a pair of taboo scenes from Nubiles imprints MyFamilyPies.com and StepsiblingsCaught.com and in the recent release “Princess Cum 10.”

She works alongside Andi Rose and Zac Wild for MyFamilyPies.com. The scene depicts Collins as the most popular girl in school. After some teasing, Wild strips down to show off how fit he is, which inspires the two women to do the same thing. They decide to make amends by getting physical.

The threesome is available to MyFamilyPies members.

A fourgy for StepSiblingsCaught finds Collins joined by Jessie Saint, Lulu Chu and Codey Steele; the latter convinces the three ladies that while they aren’t tall enough to ride anything at an amusement park, they are tall enough to ride him.

In addition to the foursome, photos and other BTS content can be accessed at StepSiblingsCaught here.

Collins is paired with Jay Romero in the recent title “Princess Cum 10.” Find box art and additional details here.

“I always have a great time shooting for Nubiles,” the starlet enthused. “Thanks for these hot scenes! I can’t wait to shoot again.”

Follow Madi Collins on Twitter and find her premium social media links here.