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#tv
"Gossip Girl" (And Hilary Duff) Learns That Three Is The Magic Number
Wondering what the kids these days are up to? Apparently, they're having threeways! At least this is what we surmised from last night's "Gossip Girl," which is the most accurate portrait of the youth that we know. More » -
#photography
Richard Kern Explores Exhibitionism With The Shy
Meet Amelia. She's Richard Kern's latest model—and though she's very, very shy about talking, but incredibly comfortable getting naked in front of near strangers. Funny how that works, right? More » -
#fleshflicks
Absolutely Floored
Favorite part: only at the end does he warn her about rugburn. More » -
#babes
Guy Fawkes Night (Minus The Guys, Plus Sophie Reade)
Since we'll always remember the Fifth of November, we don't have any qualms about leaving the gents out of this discussion. So who's ready to gawk at Sophie Reade? More »
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#interviews
Meet McKenzie Lee (Again): Best New Starlet 2006 Is Back In The Game
McKenzie Lee arrived in Porn Valley in 2005; and quickly won over the hearts and parts of the American porn industry, landing the coveted title of Best New Starlet in 2006. More » -
#tv
Welcome To "Sex Rehab," Penny Flame
When we first learned that Crush Object Penny Flame had checked into Dr. Drew's "Sex Rehab," we were stunned—and when she retired from porn not long after, we didn't know what to think. More » -
#fleshflicks
Michelle Aston Gives Gia Paloma Some Full Service Treatment
When Michelle Aston comes over to repair your appliances, she doesn't just fix your broken toaster or TV or whatever: she fixes everything. Especially your horniness. Now that's what we call full service (get it? Get it?). More » -
#tv
Topless TV World Tour: Rebecca Night In The UK's "Fanny Hill"
Some might think of erotic fiction as a modern invention: 1748's "Fanny Hill" proves those uneducated bastards wrong. But though the book was born in the 1700s, the technology of modern times was what helped it reach its full potential. More »
