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British pharmaceutical group Futura Medical Plc plans to release a new condom, which developers called “revolutionary”. Rubber product called CDS500 company specializing in innovative goods for safe sex, is the increased interest of consumers now, although its production will begin only in 2008.
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THE scene, being filmed on a stuffy and intermittently noisy soundstage, involved lots of talking and lots of groping, as many of them do on the new, soon-to-be-controversial Showtime series “Californication.”
David Duchovny, as the occasionally unpleasant antihero of the show, a creatively blocked novelist named Hank Moody, was fully committed to the moment in spite of a real-life cold and a lozenge-coated throat. He and Amy Price-Francis, playing one of the many wrong-for-him sexual diversions who populate the story lines, were going at it in a full-on lip-locking kitchen-sink clinch.
“I love women,” Mr. Duchovny’s congenitally flippant character said after being accused of just using female partners to distract himself from his continuing writer’s block. “I have all their albums.”
“Cut,” said the director, Bart Freundlich, one of Mr. Duchovny’s closest friends, instructing the couple to disengage and start over. “There was a shadow on her head.”
AN experimental sex lubricant designed by Australian researchers could help block both HIV and genital herpes, a study suggests.Tests on lab animals have shown that the microbicide gel, called Viva Gel, inactivates the HIV virus and another responsible for genital herpes.
Lead researcher Dr Jeremy Paull from Melbourne-based pharmaceutical company Starpharma told the International AIDS Society conference in Sydney the gel would be used by heterosexual men who apply it directly to themselves before sex.
Is chaste the new sexy?..
2006 was the year of the raunch, when pole dancing went feminist and “empowerment” became synonymous with a baker’s dozen Jell-O shooters and a topless spot in Girl’s Gone Wild.
But if this year’s crop of “sexy” books is any guide, the backlash is now in full effect. Sure, Porn 2.0 is grabbing more viewers than ever. But with sex so commonplace, people, or at least publishers, are looking for what’s next.
This year’s sex-culture books feature virgins, men vacuuming and crafty sex toys. And, really, what’s less sexy than those?
The Bunny Book: How to Walk, Talk, Tease and Please Like a Playboy Bunny (Chronicle Books)
Sort of like a sexed-up version of The Rules, mixed with a little Swell, The Bunny Book eases you into Heffner-honed advice with sections on grooming, how to dress, and how to hold a drink before delving into the nitty-gritty sex stuff (anal and all). Though you might not want to take the tome out in public (considering the hot pink cover and candy-coloured pages), with illustrations by Annabelle Jasmin Verhoye, it’s fine for home-based consumption. The verbiage leaves something to be desired and features an overabundance of words like coochie, tushy and titties, but the advice itself is fairly realistic and not unlike anything you might find in a popular women’s mag. Think Cosmo. Believe it or not, Bunnies don’t like to weigh themselves, they’re big on safety, and they’re “hopeful about monogamy” even though they “don’t think people are naturally monogamous.” Most importantly, they’re down with personal choice.
Two entertainment Web sites set off fireworks on the Fourth of July with reports that Time Warner-owned New Line Cinema was finally moving ahead with Time Warner-owned HBO on the long-time-a-comin’ “Sex and the City” flick, about two years after the idea was hatched.
“Exclusive Major Sex and the City Movie News!” shrieked TVGuide.com, adding, “It’s the climax we were all hoping for,” and urging, nay begging, readers to post their “sure-to-be-orgasmic” reactions.
Trade paper Variety, meanwhile, vamped that New Line Cinema was “getting in bed with HBO” on the movie “after much foreplay.”
Word of the flick first broke in 2004, right around the time HBO was winding down its six-season-old series about the travails of Manhattan sex-advice columnist Carrie Bradshaw and her three BFFs.
In India, the land of the Kama Sutra — the timeless treatise on love — a ruckus has broken out over the marketing of a vibrating condom. Some politicians have declared it a sex toy, which should be banned as it goes against the country’s culture, while health officials are classifying it as a birth control device.The controversy was recently sparked when Kailash Vijayavargiya, minister in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, wrote to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh accusing his coalition government of promoting sex toys and sex for pleasure.
The world famous erotic temples of Khajuraho, a big draw among tourists — both Indian and foreign — is located in Madhya Pradesh.
Vijayavargiya’s ire was raised against the sale of ribbed condoms that are fitted with a vibrating ring. He posited that condoms as a birth control method are fine, but objected to the noted ‘add-on.’
The sale of sex toys and pornography is banned in India.
A convicted sex offender barred from having any contact with young children was arrested after police found him driving an ice cream truck, DuPage County authorities said Monday.Raymond Mitchell, 58, was charged Saturday after DuPage County sheriff’s detectives allegedly saw him talking to children while selling ice cream from a truck parked near Glen Ellyn, police said.
It’s the second suburban arrest in a week in which an ice cream truck driver is accused of having illegal contact with children.
It is, perhaps, a measure of just how mainstream sex toys have become that there are now budding consumer and environmental awareness campaigns being waged over them.
The biggest controversy is about the materials from which many toys are made.
Forget dogging – the new sex craze is ‘furring’.
The practice sees people dressing up in giant teddy bear or other outfits and meeting in woodlands and forests for sex.
Participants – sometimes called ‘furverts’ – also dress as rabbits, squirrels or cartoon characters.
One furry – known as ‘Paddington’ – regularly takes part in the activity in woods at St Austell, Cornwall.
He said: ‘St Austell is fast becoming a hotbed for furries since a new group started up.
SPECIAL needs teacher Jane Longhurst confessed to colleagues she let her boyfriend suffocate her during sex, years before she was killed by bondage-obsessed Graham Coutts, it is alleged.
Guitarist Coutts, 39, admits throttling the Reading-born teacher in 2003 but denies murder, claiming the death was an accident after a sex game went too far.
Former colleague Ruth Sinclair, who taught with Jane at Netherhall School in Cambridge, told an Old Bailey jury of hearing revelations about her friend’s sex life.
Miss Sinclair alleged Jane made a giggling confession about her boyfriend, a man called Lincoln, during a staff room chat in 1996.
A FRUSTRATED girl prisoner is demanding that jail chiefs buy her a SEX TOY.
The lusty lag is even threatening to sue them in the European Court of Human Rights if she doesn’t get a Rampant Rabbit vibrator.
She claimed she is a sex addict and said: “Some prisons allow electric shavers so why not vibrators?”
The woman wrote to Brian Ritchie, governor at Send prison, Woking, Surrey, to complain that banning sex toys discriminates against hetero-sexual prisoners.
Paris Hilton left jail Tuesday after a bizarre, three-week stay in which the hotel heiress was briefly released to her Hollywood Hills home, then sent screaming and crying back to a county lockup.
The 26-year-old celebutante walked out of the all-women’s jail in Lynwood to an enormous horde of cameras and reporters after midnight. She had checked into the jail, largely avoiding the spotlight, late June 3 after a surprise appearance at the MTV Movie Awards.
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Bill sponsored by Rosie O’Donnell’s gay brother is unlikely to be heard by state Senate, meaning it won’t become law this year
ALBANY, N.Y. — New York’s state Assembly approved legislation to legalize same-sex marriage after an emotional three-hour debate, but the bill is not expected to be acted on any time soon in the Republican-led state Senate.
The legislation, sponsored by Democrat Daniel O’Donnell, the gay brother of entertainer Rosie O’Donnell and backed by Gov. Eliot Spitzer, was approved Tuesday, June 19, 85-61 in the Democratic Assembly.
“It was a monumental margin of victory,” O’Donnell told Dallas Voice on Thursday. “It’s a huge step. …
A mother accused of arranging a sex pact to allow her boyfriend to have sex with her 15-year-old daughter while the woman recuperated from surgery was sentenced Monday to 12 to 22 1/2 years in prison.
The 41-year-old woman pleaded no contest in April to three counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct. A no-contest plea is not an admission of guilt but judges treat it as a guilty plea at sentencing.
A woman arrested for exposing her breasts has accepted a $29,000 settlement from the city, her lawyer said.
Jill Coccaro, 27, was arrested on a topless stroll two years ago, despite a 1992 state appeals court ruling that concluded women should have the same right as men to take off their shirts.
Coccaro, who now goes by the name Phoenix Feeley, remained in custody for 12 hours before she was told prosecutors were not going to pursue charges.
Her attorney, Jeffrey Rothman, told the Daily News that his client won the civil rights settlement from the city, which did not admit or deny wrongdoing.
“We hope the police learn a lesson and respect the rights of women to go topless,” Rothman said.
Feeley told the New York Post that she was not treated well after her Aug. 4, 2005, arrest in Manhattan’s Lower East Side section. She claimed in an October lawsuit that a police officer yanked her out of a patrol car by her hair and police took her to a hospital for a psychiatric evaluation.
She told the newspaper she had gone bare-breasted after running the 2004 city marathon without police bothering her.
Bobby Brown is looking forward to life after Whitney Houston – though the two remain close because of their daughter, he tells PEOPLE.
“We’re trying to work everything out so the divorce goes right – not like a Hollywood divorce,” Brown said at Thursday’s annual Vanity Fair Amped concert in Hollywood. “We’re friends, you know. We’re friends.”
Brown, who is dad to Bobbi Kristina, 13, with Houston, added, “I’m really looking forward to her doing her thing, and me doing my thing. And that’s raising a child. It’s beautiful. Our child is beautiful.”
Houston filed for divorce from Brown in October after 14 years of marriage, and petitioned in December to fast-track the divorce. But the estranged couple shared a dinner together with Bobbi Kristina in West Hollywood on Feb. 11.
| Sex outdoors | 57% |
| Discuss fantasies | 51 |
| Faked orgasm (women) | 48 |
| Sexually adventurous | 42 |
| First-date sex | 29 |
| Paid for sex (men) | 15 |
| Paid for sex (single men, 30+) | 30 |
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Two-thirds of sexually active Americans sometimes “wear something sexy” to enhance their sex lives, and 30 percent say they and their partner have watched sexually explicit videos. One in five — around 40 million people — say they’ve looked at porn Web sites. As many, men and women about equally, have had “rebound” sex to get over a failed relationship.