The FSC has released a statement regarding the free testing upgrade recently announced by TTS. In sum, the organization's "true concern with the addition of the antibody test is that it’s not being done for scientific purposes, but in response to false and fear-based rumors of...

In lawsuits filed in several different states, model, actress and recording artist Carmen Electra has targeted strip clubs which have used images of her on their websites and social media accounts without her permission. In so doing, Electra claims the clubs have violated the...

As some adult companies continue to file copyright lawsuits against BitTorrent users who illegally download copies of their movies, critics allege the companies are using the legal system to engage in an extortion campaign. Not all who mass-litigate are "copyright trolls," however.

US-based Nigerian performer Afrocandy is fighting back against piracy. In the wake of unauthorized content scams, she now has a verified channel on Xvideos.

Be you Valentine's or Galentine's, February 14th is coming. You might as well get in on this three-way... social-media based V-Day contest, that is.

Model Gigi Hadid has been sued for posting a picture of herself to Instagram without permission of the photo's copyright-holder. The situation presents a valuable lesson for social media users - including the importance of learning from past mistakes to avoid repeating them.

A youngster recently alerted Apple to a pretty egregious audio-spy bug in FaceTime. Now, apparently, the bug has been fixed.

The 27th Annual Gentleman's Club EXPO is slated for Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, from August 11-14. This year's show will introduce first-ever “ED University” staff-specific seminar series. 

The Free Speech Coalition announced Thursday afternoon that the Performer Availability Scheduling Services (PASS) database will be offline from 1am to 4am Pacific Time on Sunday, February 3 for "routine updates and maintenance."

The UK's Crown Prosecution Service says it will no longer bring obscenity charges "based on material that depicts consensual and legal activity between adults where no serious harm is caused and the likely audience is over the age of 18," marking a massive change in UK policy.