In August 1984, Harper’s editor Lewis Lapham gathered a panel of literary types, feminists, civil libertarians, and professional pearl-clutchers to ask the eternal American question: what is pornography, and should somebody stop it?
When it comes to equal rights, the left is as guilty as the right. A lot of the states that blocked the ERA may wear red hats now, but back in the ’70s and ’80s they were blue, run by Southern Democrats...
NEW YORK — On March 25, Gloria Steinem turns 91, which feels like as good an excuse as any to…
BY ZISHY
I order a lot of stuff on Amazon, mostly because quite a few of you send me gift cards for some odd reason. But I still think it is important to support your local brick-and-mortars. Get off the couch and head to the store. Buy some shit locally. Screw the Bezos/delivery service cartels. Beautiful women need places like these to be admired by complete strangers. Support your community, folks.
BY SCREW
This latest DORCEL movie celebrates many things besides great sex. First, we have the return of Riley Reid, which is a draw all of its own towards this film. This movie, directed by Ricky Greenwood, pushes the boundaries towards the darker side. An excellent film for porn fans who are looking for something beyond the average porn movie, offering a compelling variety of tension, betrayal, and redemption. It’s a different type of Dorcel film, featuring a beautiful cast that includes Riley Reid, Scarlett Alexis, Kenna James, Jayden Cole, Anna Claire Clouds, Nicole Vaunt, Blake Blossom, Ameena Green, Gizelle Blanco, Nicole Doshi, and Clara Mia. Get ready to see some of the behind-the-scenes action of what happens in a strip club with a desperate manager, Tommy Pistol, who is trying to revive his business in any way he can. As the most popular dancer in the club, Riley Reid sees her opportunity to take charge. She has big plans for the shady Manager and his club.
BY ERIKA ICON
HOLLYWOOD — Known for her incredible ink, body, and cocksucking skills, Midwestern hot girl and Playboy Playmate Stephanie Love stars in a new solo scene from Love Her Feet.
BY SCREW
In Freeze’s latest jaw-dropping scene, Octokuro teams up with Sam Bourne for “A Dangerous Encounter” — a wild, time-bending romp that’s leaving viewers gasping. Directed by Sophia Lee, the scene opens with Bourne stumbling across a mysterious device that can freeze time.
New York, you magnificent sewer rat of a city, here we are again: another mayor’s race. Three candidates, three steaming piles of garbage, and not a condom in sight. We’ve got Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo, and Curtis goddamn Sliwa. It’s like ordering takeout and realizing your options are rat poison, asbestos, or week-old halal cart mystery meat.
Growing up in white-washed suburban bumfuck Upstate New York in the 80s and 90s, nobody ever uttered the word racism. Too heavy. Too raw. In our cul-de-sacs and cookie-cutter classrooms, the magic word was prejudice. Teachers, PTA moms, Sunday school preachers — they all used it. Prejudice was soft, polite. It made it sound like we were talking about not liking lima beans, not a country built on slavery.
