MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Sex toys are still against the law in Alabama, at least as far as the Alabama Legislature is concerned. The Alabama House voted against a bill Tuesday that would have removed a ban on sexual devices, such as vibrators, from the state's obscenity law. The ban on sexual devices was added at the last minute when the obscenity law passed the Legislature in 1998. Full Story...
Boston police Detective Bob Tully said he didn't know what led Davis to allegedly tie up, beat, and subdue the women with a stun gun. But he was concerned that the attacks were becoming more violent, and they needed to catch the assailant quickly. A Boston man with close ties to the escort industry said last night that Davis was a brusque moderator on BigDoggie.net, where sex ''hobbysts'' post messages about escorts... Police last night displayed a bevy of evidence they said they seized from Davis's house that allegedly links him to the crimes, including three cellphones used to contact escort services, a laptop computer, plastic restraint ties, and the stun gun. More...
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The former madam of a Dutch escort agency has opened a "Hanky Panky School" for prostitutes to teach the world's oldest profession how to make more money. Elene Vis -- whose frank autobiography "Escort Queen with Turbopower" made her a Dutch tabloid darling -- opened the school last week in a luxury Amsterdam canal house to offer prostitutes "exclusive sales training" to boost their business. "You could call it sales techniques. You have to sell yourself and it doesn't matter if you sell your body or you sell vacuum cleaners. The principle is exactly the same," Vis, 43, said on Monday. More...
A Local 6 News investigation found that racy ads for escort services that were removed from the Yellow Pages during a Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation years ago are back in the latest editions. In 1996, The MBI persuaded advertisers to pull escort service ads from phone books during an effort to stamp out illegal vice in Central Florida. More...
A new study has found that the impotence drug Viagra could ramp up the sex lives of women who take it, just as it has done for men. The 12-week study focused on 202 post-menopausal or post-hysterectomy women who complained of female sexual arousal disorder. The women in the group who took Sildenafil — the little blue pill commonly known as Viagra — took notes after each sexual experience, and reported better overall sexual satisfaction compared with those who took a placebo. Their enhanced sex lives included better arousal, lubrication and orgasm. More...
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