In addition to Sasha Grey's bit, Pink Visual president Alison Vivas also graces the retrospective (though we haven't yet found her bit). Sasha pretty much calls it like she sees it:

Americans act so shocked when they hear about politicians, celebrities, and athletes having affairs, but I have to believe that many women who are married to men with power are aware of affairs, and accept it. Don't ask, don't tell; as long as they receive something in exchange from their husband-whether that exchange be children, money, material items, or sex. We create our own morals.

What a baller.

· Newsweek Taps Pink Visual's Allison Vivas for ‘Decade in Rewind' (xbiz.com)
· Sex Scandal Details

· Cover photo spliced with the help of Twistys (twistys.com)

Maybe Calvin Klein thought if they diminished the number of sexual participants, maybe showed some "traditional" male-female gender roles, they might not cause such a hissy fit. We don't really care how Calvin Klein will react. We just want to know who these angry, skin-hating New Yorkers are.

· Another Racy Calvin Klein Billboard (1010wins.com)

The crackdown on websites that are "threatening morals by spreading pornography and vulgarity" continues in China, targeting sites like Baidu, Google and Sina.com. TV reports actually showed government officials hauling digital equipment from offices. We're glad we live in the good ole U S of A. Even though our own government may have made us sad for a good, oh, eight years, at least we still have our porn!

Via The Register: Sci/Tech News for the World. (theregister.co.uk)