Newseater - Adult Edition

And to think, we never thought we’d live to see the day when NPR would utter the name Kink.com. How wrong we were!

As part of a series on the history of the internet, All Things Considered has taken a look at the ways that adult entertainment have shaped the progress of the internet at large—with Kink.com’s Peter Acworth along for the ride as a guest expert.

· Thank Sex For Making The Internet Hot (npr.org)
· Thumbnail star: Old school Stoya browses the internet (twitter.com)

Original post by Lux Alptraum

Despite what pop culture may tell us, a woman’s sexuality doesn’t disappear the day she turns forty. If anything, it becomes richer, more complex, and, well, much more interesting. Sparky Campanella examines the topic in 40 Over Forty.

A mixture of nude portraits and commentary from their subjects, 40 Over Forty pulls back the curtain on the sexuality of women of a certain age; revealing something beautiful, awe-inspiring, and uniquely sexy in the process.

· 40 Over Forty (campanella.com, via indienudes.com)

Original post by Lux Alptraum

With all the decidedly sex negative journalism out there, it’s nice to see someone recognizing the writers who—gasp!—treat sex like it’s a good thing. The winners of the 2009 Sex-Positive Journalism Awards have just been announced. (sexies.org, thumbnail)

Original post by Lux Alptraum

Is there anything that says Christmas quite like sex with elves? Vice thinks not—and we’re inclined to agree. (vbs.tv)

Original post by Lux Alptraum

“Green Porno,” the Sundance Channel web series featuring Isabella Rossellini acting out the sex lives of various animals, is back for its third season. Ever wonder how your favorite fish do it? Wonder no more.

Isabella’s got the squid, the anchovy, the shrimp, and the elephant seal covered. Dinner at Red Lobster will never be the same again.

· Green Porno (sundancechannel.com)

Original post by Lux Alptraum