How long has prostitution been around, really?
How long has prostitution been around, really?
Diverse casting and fair payment form the foundation of this sector of adult entertainment.
By Clara Wang
Tough economic times impact every profession, but like always, adult entertainment will survive.
By Clara Wang
Porn performers are leading the way in an open conversation about sexual health and safety.
By Jake Hall
Social media offers performers more agency, control and freedom than they've ever had before.
By Mira Miller
Before the internet, there was 'dial-a-porn,' erotic chat lines that generated big business.
By Tim Lalonde
Against many obstacles, people involved in sex work are fighting to manage their own safety.
By Jake Hall
And I used to work for one of the services.
A centuries-old stigma about the industry persists, but proponents hold out hope for progress.
By Paul Schrodt
An adult film studio discovered an abrupt shift in women's sensibilities…and acted accordingly.
By Aria Vega
A dancer discusses the highlights and challenges of her profession.
Prostitutes, porn and Edward VII's sinful chair: A look at Victorian era sex.
By Tim Lalonde
Prostitutes, porn and Edward VII's sinful chair: A look at Victorian era sex.
By Tim Lalonde
A therapist who offers erotic sessions talks about enforcing her limits on the job.
Law enforcement agencies and American courtrooms don’t really know how to handle adult content.
The success of ethical and independent sex media depends not only on laws but banks, too.
Many clients ache for a deeper connection.
Political activism and education are key for this escort.
Two female adult film actors discuss the social changes that revolutionized an industry.
By Jeremy Glass
Taking a peek inside the world of 'smut merchant' Harriet Sugarcookie.
Why website's creators aren't counting on the ban reversal.
Completely severing pole dancing from its strip club roots is more than disrespectful.
By Xenia E.
Sex workers had no involvement in state laws written about them—now they aim to rewrite them.
By Xenia E.