Mattel’s packaging for its ‘Wicked’ movie doll certainly lives up to the name—just not in the most enchanting way.
Porn appears on MK Party’s Facebook page, Worst yet to come in southern Africa drought, Robert Downey Jr. is returning to ‘Avengers’ films as a villain, and Sinead O’Connor’s exact cause of death finally revealed.
The platform formerly known as Twitter will allow users to share sexualised content so long as it is consensual and clearly labelled.
Last week, the page boasted 22,000 followers, a number that has surged by 1,000 in recent days. Among the shocking x-rated videos, one has garnered a staggering 94,000 views.
It turns out this year’s most desired fetish is all about big women and shrunken men.
Married father-of-three, Christopher Taylor, went global with his sex-spying shinanigans.
Netflix is taking a deep dive into the website so popular it’s basically synonymous with online porn in general.
‘Gooning’ is essentially the act of edging oneself for hours until one’s soul merges with one’s own dick.
AI is not new in the porn industry, but the main difference is that now, actual real-life porn stars might have a run for their money.
A recent study found that more than half (55%) of young South African children are regularly watching pornography.
One global survey revealed more than 60% of people questioned had watched porn at work.
In 2010, Hunter Moore created the revenge porn website ‘Is Anyone Up?’ which wrecked untold lives. Rolling Stone called him “the most hated man on the internet” and Moore embraced that tag.
Pornography gets a bad rep for many valid reasons. The massive, multi-million dollar industry has so many devastating accusations racked up against it.
OnlyFans bans porn. Taliban ‘door-to-door manhunt’. How Rolex became premier watch brand. Rugby Championship in disarray. R Kelly’s girl scout fetish.
The ANCYL website has been ‘hacked’ and, for the past two weeks, linked to a pornographic website.
Remember that porn they found on bin Laden’s hard drive? Some theories suggest it may have served a different purpose than originally thought.
Almost 20 years after Paris Hilton filmed that infamous sex tape, she speaks out about what really happened when it was made.
Bella Thorne is raking in the cash on the adult entertainment platform OnlyFans, and not everyone is happy about it.
An old genre, apocalypse porn, is gaining popularity again as we face a global pandemic, climate change, civil unrest, and economic uncertainty.
New Zealand is tackling internet safety with some incredibly funny adverts that give Nando’s a run for their money.
People are having virtual reality sex with 3D avatars of their exes and celebrities, and nobody seems to be able to stop them.
Caroline Spiegel, sister of Snapchat’s Evan Spiegel, is bringing porn to your ears with her new app, Quinn.
After months of debate and delays, the proposed porn block in Britain is not going to happen. Not in its original form, anyway.
President Ramaphosa has signed a new amendment bill into law that officially declares revenge porn illegal, with harsh consequences for perpetrators.
While nobody was paying attention, porn company Evil Angel bought up a fair amount of advertising space in Times Square.
Pornhub cares, which is why they want to make it easier for you to watch porn and save the environment at the same time.
I’m sorry to tell you this, but even in ‘incognito mode’, you aren’t alone when you’re watching porn.
The South African Law Reform Commission have just published a paper that proposes the “blocking of internet porn by default”.
Porn site xHamster wanted everyone to make responsible porn choices on Mother’s Day, so they launched a cheeky campaign.
The UK is implementing a block on ‘adult content’ that requires you to prove your age before you can access it.