CHICAGO – Celebrities are as apt to expose their private parts in public as anyone else. No one knows that better than Mr. Skin, who has uncovered celebs’ dirty little secrets since 1999.

Now the redoubtable provocateur has expanded his online empire with the addition of a website devoted to male celebrities’ racier moments. MrMan.com is a virtual sibling of the original MrSkin.com, with a twist: Where MrSkin.com focuses primarily on female nudity, MrMan.com gives members an eyeful of masculine flesh in all its full-frontal glory. Much of the content originally appeared in mainstream movies and television shows, adding an extra element of scandal.

“From Hollywood’s most high-profile hunks to cinema’s most underappreciated beefcake to today’s up-and-coming young hard-throbs, Mr. Man brings male nudity to the gay and female audience with all the unparalleled expertise, ease-of-use, trustworthiness and massive skincyclopedic coverage that has made Mr. Skin the No. 1 female celebrity resource for 14 years and counting,” parent company SK Intertainment noted in a statement.

If nothing else, the site is rife with the sorts of below-the-belt puns and boisterous bawdiness for which Mr. Skin is justifiably infamous.

“Mr. Man is a natural erection — I mean, extension — of what we do best,” Mr. Skin himself said. “Mr. Skin is all about celebrity boobs and pubes, and now Mr. Man is all about famous nude dudes. I’m an equal opportunity skinployer.”

MrSkin.com reportedly logs more than 11 million visitors each month. The site’s originator indicated he believes MrMan.com will catch up in no time.

“With meticulously catalogued video clips and pictures of actors who have dared to bare, Mr. Man has no fakes and no scams — only the highest-quality content…,” he noted. “Forget the days of wading through plot and dialogue just to get to the moment when your favorite actor gets nude. Mr. Man is fast-forwarding to the good parts so you don’t have to.”

Like its predecessor, MrMan.com is part of the MrSkinCash affiliate program, which pays $40 per sign-up or a 60-percent recurring revenue share. To discuss business development opportunities, [email=sam@mrskin.com]email[/email] Sam Rakowski or call 773-269-3406.