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Sex Exhibition In Singapore

Singapore opened its first sex exhibition on with police saying they will also attend to make sure organizers and exhibitors comply with the city-state's strict laws.

Police and the Singapore's media watchdog have reminded event organizers of rules restricting the display of adult toys such as vibrators and warned them not to promote homosexuality. "Organizers must not promote objectionable sexual behaviors or lifestyle, such as sado-masochism, bestiality, homosexuality, pedophilia and promiscuity," police spokesman Victor Keong said.

Titled Sexpo 2005, the three-day event will feature erotic dance competitions, an array of sex toys and sex-friendly furniture, as well as a series of seminars on sexual health. Keong said police will visit the exhibition site to ensure that the rules are not breached.

Under Singapore laws, it is an offense to "sell, distribute, exhibit, import or export an obscene object." Those violating the law can be punished with a jail term of up to six months, or a fine, or both. The law does not define obscene objects. Although a few sex shops have sprung up in Singapore in recent years, Sexpo Organizers said they would err on the side of caution and exhibitors have been given a set of guidelines on the exhibit of adult material. Sexpo director Kenny Goh said the display of obscene items, such as oversized vibrators, an inflatable sex doll and penis rings, have been banned. Goh said it took about two months to get police approval to stage the event. Access to Singapore's Expo center will be strictly monitored and only those aged 21 or above will be allowed entry.

The wealthy Southeast Asian city-state, which has consistently ranked at the bottom in a global survey of sexually active nations, is struggling to reverse its falling birth rate, one of the world's lowest. In an attempt to shake off its staid image and woo tourists, the authorities are also gradually relaxing censorship laws that ban "Playboy" magazine and clip racy scenes from movies.

Heidi Fleiss To Open Nevada 'Stud Farm'

Former "Hollywood Madam" Heidi Fleiss, whose previous career running a call-girl ring landed her in prison, is returning to the world's oldest profession, to open a Nevada brothel catering to women.

Fleiss said she has struck a deal with a licensed brothel owner in Nevada, where prostitution is legal, to turn one of his three establishments, the Cherry Patch, into a glitzy new bordello that she will rename Heidi Fleiss' Stud Farm. She plans to remodel the building, located outside the town of Pahrump, Nevada, west of Las Vegas near the California border, with skylights, marble tiling, palm trees and waterfalls, and hopes to reopen the business within two months.

Fleiss said she is taking applications from men seeking to work in what she says will be the world's first licensed brothel catering exclusively to female clients. "The Hollywood Madam is looking for a few good men out there," she told Reuters in a telephone interview in the midst of her move from Los Angeles to Nevada. "It's going to be an oasis in the desert."

Fleiss said she is aiming for an initial stable of about 20 male prostitutes who would charge $250 an hour -- far less, she said, then the fees paid by clients of the call-girl ring she ran a decade ago.

"Prostitution and modeling are the only businesses where women make more money than men," she said, adding that her "studs" would split their earnings 50/50 with her, but "keep all their tips." Fleiss acknowledged that her biggest potential obstacle is her 1995 conviction on federal charges of tax evasion and money laundering, stemming from her prostitution service catering to the rich and famous. She ultimately served 21 months in prison and was released in November 1998.

Nevada state law allows counties to deny a brothel license to convicted felons, although Fleiss said she knows of several bordello owners with criminal records. She also said her plan was to operate her "stud farm" under an existing license. "There's still a little bit of legalities that we're working through, but it's going to be OK," she said.

Her Las Vegas-based lawyer, Richard Schonfeld, said Fleiss will not be an owner or licensee of the establishment but merely an employee with the title of "madam/hostess." She must first obtain a work card from the county sheriff's department, a process that requires far less scrutiny than applying for a business license, Schonfeld said. "She just wants to be employed there and go through the regular steps that any employee at a brothel has to go through," he said. "She going to lend her name and her charm to the business." Representatives of the Nye County Commission could not immediately be reached for comment.

Commission chairwoman Candice Trummell told the Los Angeles Times that county attorneys were reviewing the proposed business and it was unclear whether it would be approved. Assuming the brothel opens as planned, Fleiss said she is certain there will be plenty of demand for its services.

"Women make more money these days, they're calling the shots, they're more powerful. And let's face it, it's hard to meet someone," she said. "And then you've got the situation with the old husband leaving his wife for the younger girl, and the lady sitting at home crying. Well, now she has a place to go, and say, 'Right back at you, buddy, and on your credit card.'"

Woman Marries Teen- Spends Honeymoon In Jail

Lisa Lynnette Clark was arrested last week in Hall County, Georgia a day after a judge married her and the unidentified teenager. Clark was being jailed in Gainesville, about 50 miles northeast of Atlanta.

Clark and the teen had a sexual relationship, perhaps for as long as two years, according to the Hall County Sheriff's Department, which is investigating the case. Clark's marriage to the boy does not protect her from prosecution, police said. Under Georgia law, teenagers may marry as long as they are at least 16 and have the permission of a parent or guardian.

Those restrictions are waived, however, when a female applicant is pregnant. In a statement, the judge who issued the marriage license said she had complied with state law.

Study Result Misleading Regarding Sex On TV

In a study released Nov 10 at a Washington DC press conference, the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) reported that the amount of sexual material on television has nearly doubled since 1998.

Predictably, this led to a slew of newspaper headlines from “TV’s Steamy Stuff” to “What's on Tonight? Sex, Sex, Sex, Sex, Sex, Sex.” But on closer inspection it turns out that the study itself was sexed up. It’s not that the numbers are false. But the study's newsworthiness depends not only on whether a doubling of sexual material occurred, but on when it occurred.

If the latest headlines stirred a sense of deja vu, it’s because KFF reported essentially the same findings in 2002. “Erotica Runs Rampant” was the Christian Science Monitor headline reporting Kaiser’s 2002 study. Yet instead of comparing the 2005 findings to these results, KFF again based its comparisons on the 1998 totals, even though most of the increase in sexual material had already occurred before 2002.

The result was to double dip the media’s attention to the old findings. The real story is far less dramatic -- TV sex is up somewhat since 2002, but the rate of increase is declining. For example, KFF’s press release is headlined “Number of Sexual Scenes on TV Nearly Double [sic] Since 1998.”

It states that in a composite week of TV, “scenes with sexual content went from 1930 to 3780 scenes... totaling a 96% increase since 1998.” But it fails to mention that the heavily publicized 2002 study found 2992 sexual scenes, a 55% increase over 1998. The increase since then was less than half as great -- just 26%.

Penguin Porn

Film-maker LUC JACQUET refused to include footage of penguins copulating in his new movie documentary THE MARCH OF THE PENGUINS - because it would be pornographic. The film - originally titled LA MARCHE DE L'EMPEREUR - has recently become the most successful French language movie ever at the US box office, but Jacquet admits it required careful editing.

He insists scenes of sexual intercourse would have ruined the love story at the center of his unusual piece. He says, "For me that would be the difference between pornography and eroticism. "If you reduced human stories to copulation, reproduction and raising children, you'd have had it. But we have had 1,000 years of love stories, and no two have been the same."

Jennifer Aniston Topless

A thin and playful Jennifer Aniston put modesty aside as the first ever woman to be honored on the cover in the 10-year history of GQ's "Men of the Year" issue series.

Aniston earned the honor because the magazine said she showed a lot of poise, grace and good humor during her breakup with Brad Pitt this year. The couple's divorce was granted last month after four years of marriage.

Old Porn Photo Fake

Commuters in Copenhagen, Denmark, were surprised by campaign posters featuring forged pornographic photographs of the Danish People's Party's mayoral candidate. Last weekend, unknown saboteurs took it upon themselves to print and hang forged campaign posters showing a young Louise Frevert in an explicit scene, the Copenhagen Post reported.

The photograph stems from the politician's past as a pornographic starlet in the 1970s, according to daily newspaper BT. Frevert has made no attempts to hide her past career, brushing it aside as youthful foolishness. The forged poster campaign was launched just one day before local elections that will decide whether she can increase the share of her party's seats on the city council, the newspaper said.

Controversial Magazine Cover

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The New Monogamy
Dirty IMing with strangers, heavy flirting at clubs, lap dances, three-ways, four-ways, taking a bath with someone you met at a bar because your girlfriend is busy: As long as it’s negotiated in advance, there seems to be no limit to the amount of cheating that some couples will allow in the name of making a relationship last.

Everything You Don't Want to Know About Your Kid’s Sex Life
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The Porn Hunter
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Grizzly Men
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Brothel Helping Prostitutes

Vancouver should look at having a city-owned, non-profit brothel as a way to protect drug-addicted prostitutes, according to a city council member. A brothel could provide drug treatment and medical help to prostitutes who sell sex to support their addictions, Tim Louis told the Vancouver Sun's editorial board, the newspaper reported on Thursday.

"Many people involved in survival sex are drug addicted, and it is a crime that we don't have treatment on demand, so there would be many benefits of a brothel run on a break-even basis," Louis told the paper. Brothels are illegal in Canada, but Vancouver officials have been accused of ignoring the plight of prostitutes in its poor Downtown Eastside neighborhood. Robert Pickton is awaiting trial for killing 27 Vancouver sex-trade workers, most from the Downtown Eastside.