Men’s success and empowerment community FEARLESS announces that its weeklong intensive, ‘Releasing/Feeling & Movement’ is set for November 14-19 in Los Angeles. 
 
FEARLESS founder Brian Begin will host the six-day workshop that combines FEARLESS’ two deepest fields of study: ‘releasing’ - letting go of limiting emotions and beliefs, and ‘feeling & movement’ - a deeper introspective focus and awareness of and relationship with the body, masculinity, and emotions.
 
“The thing I always go back to is that if you don’t have what you want in life, or aren’t rapidly moving toward it, it’s because you have an emotional block that you’re afraid to face,” says Begin. “That’s what this weeklong is all about – honing in on those blocks in each area of your life… letting go of all the limiting stories, beliefs, and excuses you have about yourself and life. 
 
“It’s different than ‘positive thinking’, which often just pushes down how you really feel and lets those things fester. It’s going through a process of facing, walking through and truly letting go of your BS… and it’s about getting out of your analytical mind and more in touch with your gut, your body and your ​

​HardArt Films is set to release its second official hardcore feature for the studio, Sexual Harassment, with a quick one-minute teaser to amp up the fan excitement.   The movie will ship to customers on November 13th with a street date release of November 20th.
 
The upcoming release promises scorching-hot scenes from up-and-coming director Sally Forth, alongside a fresh-faced cast of performers including Niki Snow, Jayde Symz, Alessa Van Camp, Payton St.Clair, Vanessa Cage, Destiny Love and Claudia Fox.
 
The brand-new studio, launched this summer by company COO and Head of Production Jeff Sharp, is heavily influenced by the filmmaking style of porn’s golden age; HardArt’s first feature, Hyper Sexuals, debuted in May.
 
“We are invested in the efforts of up-and-coming talent to give our films a fresh perspective while also preserving the style and on-camera work of classic film directors and performers,” said Sharp. “Sally Forth shares our erotic visual aesthetic and knows what the fans want, and it shows in these three releases.”

Pure Taboo is bringing the daily grind of robot sex work to life in the latest episode of the Future Darkly series, ‘The Love Hotel’, out now exclusively at PureTaboo.com. 
 
In the not-so-distant future, a beautiful, eerily lifelike android named #30562 (Emily Willis) begins her shift at the Hotel, and viewers follow her work day as she bathes and views her schedule on a holographic virtual touch screen. 
 
“Thank you, your tokens have been accepted,” intones an overhead voice as #30562 accepts payment on her returning clients, which include Steve Holmes, Charles Dera and Penny Pax in three separate scenes. 
 
Written by Bree Mills and directed by Mills and Craven Moorehead, ‘The Love Hotel’ offers a glimpse of “self-destructing robots in a sophisticated, futuristic version of the sex robot brothels that are opening around the world. When you’re watching this episode it feels so far away and advanced, but actually, we are already here.”

Joanna Angel will be heading to Las Vegas for one-night Thursday, November 1st for a special meet & greet at Johnny Law’s LV Tattoo at 8-10pm, then afterwards she will hit the stage as the star attraction at Sapphire Las Vegas Gentlemen’s Club. 
 
Joanna Angel is excited for the upcoming events! “It is the most wonderful time of the year! I’m really excited for these Halloween shows. Blood and gore and tattoos and stripping in very well-known cities of sin in different parts of the country. I can’t wait!”
 
In addition to the festivities and meet & greet photo opportunities, Angel will also have BurningAngel merchandise for sale, including the star’s branded toys, clothing and DVDs. 

Adult film director and founder of Sssh.com, Angie Rowntree announced today she has released a non-explicit, R-rated version of her latest film, Invictus, with the goal of driving widespread release to reach new audiences with this important message.  
 
“Invictus is the first of my films in which I’ve touched on politics and issues that are important to me,” said Rowntree. ”In making available an R-rated version people can watch for free, my hope is that I can introduce Invictus to more people and encourage discussion about the extreme challenges and difficulties humanity could soon face, unless we get serious about addressing things like climate change, extreme nationalism and governmental corruption.”
 
An erotic foray into a dystopian near-future, Invictus is the story of scientist Jane Darling (played by Delirious Hunter) who is determined to combat the social and environmental decay into which the world has descended. 
 
As she struggles to survive the wasteland which surrounds her and make it to the rendezvous point where she is to meet a former colleague, she encounters Paul Young (Joeydotrawr, Hunter’s husband in real life). Paul is a journalist who escaped the government’s crackdown on the independent press and has been in hiding ever since.

Cam star Lindsey Leigh explores the delicate art of selling used underwear and lingerie online to create extra cash revenue through an active fan base, and explains how to enhance sales techniques for long-term success.
 
“Selling personal items that smell like you is a nice touch for fans to feel closer to you, but there is a method to it in order to make it worthwhile,” says Leigh. “It’s a competitive market and sales will depend on your fan base, but there are ways to maximize your net profits.
 
“I place my socks, underwear, nylons, bras, shoes, etc. on my Amazon Wish List and make it a fan task to purchase them… make sure you get a 5-10 packs for under $20. This eliminates inventory investment and cost. If you buy them yourself, write it off at the end of the year. Do not buy individual items, buy them in sets; this keeps costs all the way down.”
 
Leigh advises to sell a minimum of four items a week at around $20 a pop, ship from home, add a detailed description, clear photos and video showing the item’s authenticity, and “customize your packaging with tissue paper, thank you cards, flyers and swag… that something ‘extra’ to encourage repeat business.
 
“You can easily upsell packages that include custom clips & photos of you and the item included in the price,” adds Leigh. “Ultimately it’s more for fan experience and potential sales than items being an actual moneymaker.”

Weed-centric adult studio and website XBLAZE is celebrating the recent countrywide legalization of cannabis in Canada, and finding that its citizens are in the process of celebrating as well.
 
The company - the world’s first and only adult website that offers its users cash rewards to watch porn - has noted a significant uptick in its daily average visits since the landmark event October 17th, with hundreds of searches per minute - including terms such as ‘420 Porn’, ‘420 Girls’, ‘Blazed Porn’, ‘Weed Porn’, ‘Stoner Chicks’ and ‘XBLAZE’ originating from Canada.
 
“The Canadians have completely embraced their country’s legalization by consuming not only more marijuana, but also more marijuana-related porn!” said XBLAZE CEO Jeff Dillon. “It has only been a few days but so far we have found that searches, streaming and downloads from the Great White North have jumped considerably! Nice work, Canada!”
 
Dillon also noted that the top Canadian cities XBLAZE saw significant traffic bumps from included Montreal, Toronto, Edmonton “and Halifax, Nova Scotia-based traffic jumped 340%!”

Leading online adult entertainment directory Slixa is addressing the privacy and confidentiality concerns of its users, assuring that its security measures are locked tight to ensure that identity and data are protected. 
 
Slixa has been encrypted since day one with strong SSL/TLS encryption (the “s” in “https”), and consistently receives A+ ratings from Qualsys SSL Labs, meaning the data flowing between computers and servers is unreadable and unattainable to hackers and thieves.
“We strongly believe in the privacy of our users and their clients,” said Donia Christine. “Since Day One, Slixa has taken every extra step available to ensure that the data you do choose to share with us is kept safe.”

The company servers are hosted in a secure data facility located in Switzerland, under Swiss jurisdiction. Each customer’s data is hosted from an internal network with multiple layers of firewalls, strong security software, monitoring and attack prevention, and the strongest access controls available. The servers are managed and kept patched against the latest security issues by their own in-house team, and no one outside Slixa has access.
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