Here is the eighth edition of the sex toy gazette, with erotic theme parks, virtual reality porn, dinners with Ron Jeremy, and the Emojibator, an aubergine emoji sex toy.
The Emojibator: the aubergine emoji that became a sex toy
After being censored in Instagram’s emoji search, the phallic aubergine emoji makes waves again. It’s up to its tricks again. This time, it turns into a sex toy: the Emojibator. First imagined as a little gag by its creator, Jamie Jandler, this ten-mode vibrator replicating the look of the look of the eggplant emoticon :eggplant: has finally seen the light of day.
Inside its case, a tip suited to the situation: Go f*ck yourself. Literally..
It is worth noting that the Emojibator is not the first sex toy to dare depict this fruit, preceded by the voluminous SelfDelve Aubergine dildo, which takes pride of place in my personal little museum of sex toy curiosities.
A TED Talk with Ela Darling, the first camgirl in VR
Ela Darling, first camgirl in virtual reality, shares her experience in a TED Talk.
ErotikaLand, a theme park dedicated to sex
In Brazil, ErotikaLand, a theme park dedicated to sex, will open its doors in 2018, in the city of Piracicaba, near Sao Paulo.
The programme includes a roller coaster, a sex museum, games and erotic sculptures, a cinema, and even a nudist pool and a sex shop. Having sex there will, however, be forbidden.
Although Erotikaland presents itself as the first of its kind, it cannot help but bring to mind Jeju Loveland, the famous Korean park dedicated to eroticism which, since 2004, has shown its visitors its 140 decadent statues.
A dinner with Ron Jeremy
The Hotmovies site is releasing a web series with porn actor Ron Jérémy, entitled Dinner with Ron.
The pilot of this non-pornographic series, titled “Ron eats a D****”, is available on YouTube. Spoiler: it’s not a phallus but a sort of sausage.⏎⏎In this episode, the iconic and likeable porn star chats with other actors and an actress over a meal, exchanging thoughts and anecdotes.
Controversy over “Hot Girls Wanted”
The directors of the Netflix documentary “Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On”, meant to show the behind-the-scenes of American “amateur” porn shoots and the exploitation of actresses for money, seem to have done exactly what they were denouncing.
In fact, the documentary reportedly did not respect the privacy of the performers interviewed during filming, going so far as to showing on screen the first name and Facebook account of an actress, who had nonetheless asked to be removed from the documentary. And it reportedly used videos of actresses, sourced from social media, without their consent.⏎⏎Gia Paige, the actress featured in “Hot Girls Wanted” despite her change of mind on the subject, and Riley Reynolds, her employer, have communicated their version of events to AVN.⏎⏎The Free Speech Coalition is calling for the series to be stopped, while Xhamster is planning tosend to the filming crew red umbrellas (symbols of sex workers’ rights), books and video messages from cam girls explaining why they oppose this series.
Other stuff
- A guide to masturbating a woman’s genitals.
- Tag Parfait has released its first porn video.
- You’ve got an 1.8-metre-tall phallic statue in your garden, and your neighbours are complaining? Don’t panic, all you have to do is cover it. (It’s very daft, but it made me laugh)
- Pornhub has created TrickPics, an app that brings your sex texts to life.
- Making love on a plane? In theory, it’s original, but in the real world, you don’t have a private jet, which dooms you, if you’re planning to try the experience, to doing things hidden away in the dodgy toilets on an Airbus, crossing your fingers that there’s no turbulence. Don’t panic: the mile high club is no longer in fashion. Nowadays, when it comes to flight-related sex, travellers prefer to do it in the airport.
- Vice is interested in the people who play the role of A moderator for a cam girl.
