A controversial age verification law is about to partially enter force in the state of Alabama.
Starting October 1, the majority of House Bil (HB) 164 enters force, establishing the requirement for adult entertainment platforms on the internet to verify the age of users through “reasonable” age-gating measures.
Only hours after the Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents took the unusually extreme step of firing veteran communications professor Joe Gow — stripping him of tenure for creating and appearing in adult content — XBIZ spoke exclusively with him about his case.
A federal district judge in California has officially dismissed a case lodged against Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, by the Adult Performance Artists Guild (APAG) accusing the Mark Zuckerberg-owned enterprise of engaging in a civil conspiracy with Fenix International Limited, owner of OnlyFans.com.
Holly Randall hosted an invitation-only opening of her photography exhibition Saturday night at the Start Los Angeles gallery, celebrating the 25th year of her career and promoting the Kickstarter campaign for her new large-format photography book Dynasty. (photo gallery)
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Woodhull Freedom Foundation, and TechFreedom have filed an amicus brief supporting the Free Speech Coalition in the trade group’s case challenging the constitutionality of Texas House Bill (HB) 1181.
New outfits from the best-selling label “Noir Handmade” are now exclusively available at ORION Wholesale.
Legendary adult performer/director and AVN Hall of Famer Randy West died Friday at a hospital near his longtime home in Las Vegas as a result of kidney and heart failure. He was 76.
Counsel from the office of Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, a far-right Republican, filed a 35-page-long motion Friday to dismiss a federal lawsuit that challenges the constitutionality of a controversial law recently adopted by the state that bans individuals aged 18 to 20 years from working in adult entertainment businesses.
Backpage.com co-founder Michael Lacey surrendered to the U.S. Marshals Service Wednesday at the federal courthouse in downtown Phoenix to begin his five-year prison sentence after he was found guilty of a single felony count of international concealment money laundering.
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