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Chastity Cage Security Flaw Could Let Hackers Lock Up Your Penis

2021-09-13T01:17:00Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Qiui A flaw in a smart chastity device that puts your penis on lockdown could get your appendage imprisoned longer than you bargained for, security researchers say. The device in question, Qiui's Cellmate Chastity Cage, encases your favorite organ in a Bluetooth-enabled gadget that a trusted partner can lock and unlock remotely using a mobile app. CNET Culture Entertain your brain with the coolest news from streaming to superheroes, memes to video games. The problem, according to security researchers from UK-based Pen Test Partners, is that due to API flaws, a nontrusted party acting from anywhere could not only gain access to precise user location data, but could "prevent the Bluetooth lock from being opened, permanently locking the user in." Click for more on the intersection of technology and sex. "There is no physical unlock," Pen Test Partners noted Monday in a blog post that details its months-long investigation into the device. "The tube is locked onto a ring worn around the base of the genitals, making things inaccessible." Qiui did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but TechCrunch reports that the company missed three self-imposed deadlines to fix the vulnerability. The sex toy company, based in China, calls the Cellmate the "world's first app-controlled chastity device." It's polycarbonate, comes in two lengths and fleshlight.sjv.io/DVLa2b costs $189 (about £146 or AU$265). "Qiui believes that a true chastity experience is one that keeps the wearer away from control over their own devices," Qiui says on its site. Of course, there's surrender of control by choice. Then there's loss of control by security flaw. If the Cellmate falls into the hands of the wrong driver, the only way out would be to cut the wearer free using an angle grinder or sex toy for men other heavy tool that most people would probably prefer be kept away from their sensitive areas. It's unknown whether anyone has maliciously exploited the vulnerable API. This isn't the first time sex toys have raised security concerns. More on security and sex tech Security researchers find flaw in connected vibrator A in 2016 accused sex tech company We-Vibe of transmitting user preferences, usage data and email addresses to its servers without consent. The company settled the case for $3.75 million in 2017. As my CNET colleague Alison DeNisco Rayome reported earlier this year, security is top of mind for sex tech companies that have seen the impact of lawsuits or breaches. Still, sex tech products are "all over the map" when it comes to security, Nicole Schwartz, a researcher for Internet of Dongs, which pairs security pros with sex tech vendors to find vulnerabilities in devices, told Rayome. With the coronavirus pandemic limiting physical contact, some sex tech products have, not surprisingly, seen a bump in sales. The shorter model of the Qiui Cellmate Chastity Cage is currently sold out on the company's site.

You Gotta Give Them Hope : During Pride And Always How Harvey Milk s Legacy Guides Me

2021-08-07T23:27:45Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Harvey Milk in the parade for San Francisco's 1978 Gay Freedom Day just before giving his "you must come out" speech against the Briggs Initiative. Terry Schmitt/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images I have a few traditions every Pride Month -- things like putting out a rainbow flag, watching the parade in San Francisco (when there's not a pandemic) and keeping a regular set of films in rotation. I list a few of them here, alongside some excellent picks from my colleagues, but the 2008 film Milk will forever be a favorite. The critically acclaimed biopic chronicles the life of Harvey Milk, the first out elected official in California (and only the fifth in the US) and a trailblazer in the gay rights movement. The brilliant script and outstanding performances are ample reasons to love the film, but my connection to this uniquely San Francisco story goes much deeper. Just a few years after the Stonewall rebellion, the pivotal event Pride Month commemorates, Harvey inspired LGBTQI people in San Francisco and elsewhere to fight for their rights, break down the closet door and show defiantly they would not be silenced, intimated or pushed into the corner. In a recording he made just before he was killed (something he long suspected would happen), Harvey said the movement he led was about giving people hope. Decades later those words gave me hope as gay people fought for marriage equality in the face of huge opposition. It was a battle we ultimately won, and an aspiration I was able to realize when I married my husband in the building where Harvey held office. In the face of attacks against transgender people, his lessons continue to resonate. Events on and off screen Played by Sean Penn, who won an Academy Award for the role, the onscreen Harvey narrates the defining moments in his life -- moving from New York to San Francisco in 1972, the men he loved, the camera store he started in the city's new gay neighborhood and his awakening as a civil rights leader and neighborhood advocate. We see him face homophobia (including death threats) and a gay establishment in the city that thought he was too radical for the movement. We also witness his mentoring youths thrown out of their homes for being gay, his election to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors in 1977 (after three unsuccessful runs for public office) and his assassination with Mayor George Moscone the next year by his former supervisor colleague Dan White. (Milk also , which only adds to its realness.) CNET Culture Entertain your brain with the coolest news from streaming to superheroes, memes to video games. That could have been enough to easily fill two hours, but Milk is also a story of the threats to gay America in the 1970s and how Harvey used them to galvanize LGBTQI people to fight discrimination and harassment. Those threats could be police raiding a gay bar to beat up patrons, or Anita Bryant, the homophobic hurricane who swept across the country from Florida, leaving anti-gay laws in her path. The film doesn't flinch at showing how menacing and abusive someone like Bryant was, even for those in the relative safety of San Francisco's emerging gay neighborhood, the Castro.

Celebrate Pride Month With Schitt s Creek Pose Moonlight And More LGBTQI-themed Movies And TV Shows Streaming Now

2021-08-04T20:01:08Z

id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Enlarge Image The drama Pose portrays New York City's African-American and Latino LGBTQI and gender-nonconforming ballroom culture scene from the 1980s through the 1990s. FX Networks This June marks the 51st Pride Month, a time to celebrate the lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer and intersex community that spans races, ages and geographical lines. The past year has been tough for anyone, so Pride 2021 is perfectly timed to celebrate queer life and love in these thrilling, life-affirming or thought-provoking movies and TV shows. The first LGBTQ pride march took place in New York on June 28, 1970. It was a two-fold occasion, marking the first anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, protests that spurred the gay rights movement in the United States and around the world. CNET Culture Entertain your brain with the coolest news from space to superheroes, memes to robots. While some will return to pride parades in person this year, there are plenty of brilliant LGBTQI films and TV shows to stay in with. CNET staff has rounded up a bunch of options that portray a range of stories and experiences. Feel Good <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Feel Good features Canadian stand-up comedian Mae Martin, who reflects on life, love and sobriety in this semi-fictitious drama. We see her struggle with addiction and sexism, as well as her romance with a new girlfriend who has never been with another woman before. Even in its tougher moments this show strives to live up to its title as you root for the cast of troubled but loveable characters. And with perfect timing, Season 2 streams on Netflix from June 4 2021. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on NetflixBetty <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); HBO series Betty premiered in May 2020 during the Covid pandemic, and proved to be the perfect life-affirming slice-of-life story to remind us of better times. A tight-knit all-girl crew of young skaters from different backgrounds come together to ride New York's streets and parks in a dreamily-shot tale of vibrant community. The second season picks up this month with the young skaters back on their grind and never missing a trick. The release date for Betty season 2 is June 18. -- Richard Trenholm Watch on HBO MaxThe Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); This compelling documentary investigates the mysterious 1992 death of Marsha P. Johnson -- a black, trans and gay rights activist and veteran of the Stonewall uprising of 1969. The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson uses archival interviews with Johnson, as well as new interviews with Johnson's family, friends and fellow activists. This is a must-see movie for those who want to learn more about gay, trans and black history, but also for those who believe Johnson was murdered and want justice. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Netflix A Single Man <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Colin Firth is George Falconer, a middle-aged English college professor (who's also English) living in 1962 Los Angeles in this 2009 movie based on Christopher Isherwood's 1964 novel of the same name. When the film opens, it's been eight months since his longtime partner Jim (played in flashbacks by Matthew Goode) died in a car wreck. Still deeply in mourning, George goes about his day on autopilot while connecting with his best friend Charley (Julianne Moore) and meeting Kenny, an attractive student (Nicholas Hoult). It's a moving story that doesn't shy away from the cruel homophobia of the time (we learn Jim's family did not allow George to attend his funeral). Directed by fashion designer Tom Ford, the sets, costumes and music are stunningly gorgeous. -- Kent German Watch on Netflix Pose <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Pose, created by American Horror Story's Ryan Murphy, is a TV drama about New York City's African-American and Latinx LGBTQI ballroom culture scene during its heyday in the 1980s and early 1990s. Pose was inspired by the 1990 documentary Paris is Burning. The series, which has completed its third and final season, also tackles the HIV/AIDS crisis. It features the largest cast of trans actors as series regulars on a scripted show, including Our Lady J, MJ Rodriguez, Indya Moore, Dominique Jackson, Angelica Ross and Hailie Sahar. Pose also stars the one and only Billy Porter as the ballroom grandfather Pray Tell. Janet Mock also writes, produces and directs Pose episodes. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Netflix God's Own Country <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); The title of this 2017 British film refers to a popular nickname for the English county of Yorkshire. But as you'll soon learn after the opening credits, the Yorkshire you see on screen looks like anything but glorious. Johnny Saxby (Josh O'Connor of The Crown) lives a bleak, hardscrabble existence running his family farm after his gruff father has a stroke. When he's not tending sheep under perpetually somber skies or suppressing his emotions, he's binge drinking in local pubs and having rough, secret sex with other men. But that all changes when he's forced to hire Romanian migrant worker Gheorghe Ionescu (Alec Secăreanu) for extra help. Johnny is hardly welcoming at first -- his use of a racial slur provokes an all-out fight between them -- but something deeper soon grows. You'll notice similarities between this movie and 2005's Brokeback Mountain, but God's Own Country stands on its own by telling a spellbinding story with outstanding performances. -- Kent German Watch on NetflixSchitt's Creek <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); One of the remarkable aspects of the amazing Schitt's Creek is that it's no big deal one of its main characters is openly gay. David Rose's sexuality is written into the script as completely normative. David doesn't need to come out of the closet. He's just out. And everyone is fine with it. This shouldn't be remarkable, but it is. Because his sexuality isn't an issue, his search for love is funny, quirky and complicated -- like it is for the rest of the cast. The award-winning Schitt's Creek is aspirational, hilarious and wonderful, just like David. -- Natalie Weinstein Watch on NetflixMilk <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); This 2008 biopic tells the story of Harvey Milk, the gay rights activist and first out elected official in California who was assassinated in 1978 shortly after being elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. Sean Penn, who won an Academy Award for the role, is tremendous, and he's backed by equally strong performances from his co-stars and a brilliant (and Academy Award-winning) script. Harvey's political awakening, his advocacy for San Francisco's Castro neighborhood and his transformative effect on the LGBTQI rights movement are the film's heart, but it also truthfully shows the cruel legal threats facing gay people in the 1970s and how they fought back. Three decades after his death, Milk's inspirational lessons on organizing, advocacy and fighting for quality are just as important. "You gotta give them hope," Harvey said. Milk shows just how we did it. -- Kent German Watch on NetflixEverything's Gonna Be Okay <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Neurotic gay 20-something Nicholas, played by Australian comedian Josh Thomas, becomes the guardian to his two younger teenage sisters after their father passes away from cancer. One sister is on the autism spectrum and the other sister has anger issues, which often means plenty of cringe-worthy but honest socially awkward moments that make Everything's Gonna Be Okay so much fun to watch. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Hulu Happiest Season <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); If you like your Christmas movies with a dash of substance, Happiest Season is one of the best new gems to slide onto your holiday viewing shelf. Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis star as loving couple Abby and Harper, who encounter a single spanner in their relationship: Harper hasn't come out to her conservative family yet. Delivering all the warmth of a Hallmark card with none of the cheesiness, and bolstered by a stellar supporting cast including Aubrey Plaza, Alison Brie and Dan Levy, Happiest Season is a smart, modern Christmas movie with emotional punch. -- Jennifer Bisset Watch on Hulu Pride <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); This 2014 British film tells the true story of a group of gay and lesbian activists who raised money for the National Union of Mineworkers as they faced Margaret Thatcher's government during a miner's contentious strike from 1984 to 1985. There's a culture clash between the activists and the working-class residents of a small Welsh town, but the two communities come to understand one another. Funny, sad and touching, the film shows the importance of building alliances in the struggle for rights and equality. -- Kent German Watch on Amazon Prime VideoDerry Girls <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Riotous comedy Derry Girls takes us back to 1990s Derry, Ireland, where the teenage woes of Erin and her friends play out on a backdrop of the Northern Ireland conflict. In the final episode of season 1, Clare comes out to Erin as a lesbian, which produces one of the best lines of the show -- "Your gayness is staggering!" After a couple of rocky moments, the gang make a sweet statement of love and support to Clare via a brilliantly awkward dance routine. The entire show draws from the same well of sweet, feel-good charm. -- Jennifer Bisset Watch on NetflixBoys Don't Cry <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Just as relevant now as when it came out in 1999, Boys Don't Cry is a brilliant film about the painful struggles of Brandon Teena, a young transgender man looking for acceptance in rural America. -- Sarah Tew Watch on Amazon Prime Video Portrait of a Lady on Fire <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Set in France in the late 18th century, Portrait of a Lady on Fire tells the story of a forbidden affair between a female aristocrat named Héloïse and the female painter Marianne commissioned to paint her portrait. But there's a catch: Marianne must paint Héloïse without her knowing. She observes Héloïse by day as her companion so she can paint her portrait in secret. Eventually, a romance between the two blossoms in this breathtakingly beautiful tale. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Hulu<iframe frameborder="0" height="200" scrolling="no" website width="100%"></iframe> Blue is the Warmest Color <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); French teenager Adele seems to be boy-crazy, but when a mysterious blue-haired university student named Emma enters her life, everything changes. The film is notorious for its graphic lesbian sex scenes, but Blue is the Warmest Color is more than that. It's a romance between two girls with very different views on their own sexual identities. Emma is out as a lesbian, whereas Adele prefers to keep her sexuality a secret. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Netflix Homecoming season 2 <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Season 1 of this Amazon Prime Video original series has Julia Roberts playing a conflicted counselor who falls for a soldier she's helping to forget his painful past. But it's season 2 of Homecoming that shows its queer side. Janelle Monáe plays the lead as a woman who temporarily loses her memory and spends the entire season trying to remember why she woke up on a boat floating in the middle of a lake. She eventually discovers that she has a long-term relationship with another woman who may or may not be the cause of her memory loss. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Amazon Prime Video Moonlight <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Moonlight chronicles the life of Chiron, who grows up poor, black and gay in a rough neighborhood in Miami. The film shows the three defining chapters in Chiron's life, including his neglected childhood; his ongoing struggles with his sexuality, unstable family life during adolescence and finally his ultimate fulfillment as an adult. To say this movie is emotional and moving is an understatement. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Google Play Sense8 <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Imagine waking up one day to discover your consciousness is suddenly linked to other strangers around the world. That's the fate of eight individuals in the sci-fi series Sense8. The characters -- who span from straight, gay, lesbian, poly and trans -- can see and feel each other's thoughts, emotions and experiences. Sense8's showrunners are also Matrix movie creators Lana and Lilly Wachowski, both trans women. It isn't just the impressive representation of LGBTQI characters and storylines that makes this show remarkable. Its sci-fi premise is also original and unexpected. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Netflix All in My Family <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); US-based gay filmmaker Hao Wu documents his traditional Chinese family's process accepting his decision to have kids via surrogates. All in My Family is an interesting glimpse into Chinese culture and how it views homosexuality. It's also a touching look at how Wu comes to terms with his chosen life in America as opposed to the life he was born into in China. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Netflix Gentleman Jack <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Set in 1832 Yorkshire, Gentleman Jack is inspired by the true story of charismatic landowner Anne Lister, who attempts to revitalize her inherited home and marry a wealthy heiress. This lesbian romance is also full of drama involving Anne's day-to-day encounters with servants, tenants and various industrial rivals. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on HBO Max Everything Sucks <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); The teen drama Everything Sucks tells the story of Kate Messner, a high school sophomore who's coming to terms with her sexuality as a lesbian during the mid-1990s. Set way before social media and cellphones, Kate's journey is an accurate view at how hard it was to be a queer teen in earlier times. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Netflix Into the Dark: Midnight Kiss <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); When five friends meet up for New Year's Eve in Palm Springs, booze, drugs and sex are on their minds. But as this LGBTQI thriller reveals, relationships can get tricky when friends and lovers don't tell the truth. Midnight Kiss is a stylized horror film full of revenge, regret and blood. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on HuluI Am Not Okay With This <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Teen girl Syd not only has to come to terms with the recent loss of her father, but also deal with her budding sexual identity. That's not even the biggest issue in I Am Not Okay With This. Syd suddenly has superpowers and isn't sure how to use them. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Netflix Queer Eye <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Queer Eye features loveable gay experts Jonathan Van Ness, Tan France, Antoni Porowski, Bobby Berk and Karamo Brown, who travel to different US cities (and sometimes Japan) to help people get their lives together. The Fab Five provide help to people from all walks of life who could use some advice about fashion, home decor, fleshlight.sjv.io/DVLa2b food and life in general. But it's not really about the makeover on the outside, but the transformations in people's hearts and minds that truly make this a gem of a series. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Netflix Sex Education <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Sex Education is about virgin Otis (the son of a sex therapist), who teams up with his friend Maeve to run a secret sex therapy business at their high school. It doesn't matter if you're a misfit, a popular kid or even a bully -- you need sex advice. One of the more touching storylines involves Otis' best friend Eric, who must deal with the expectations of his family about his own sexuality and gender identity. The show is painfully awkward at times, but overall pretty accurate. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Netflix The Half of It <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); When smart but cash-strapped teen Ellie Chu agrees to write a love letter for an inarticulate jock at her high school, she doesn't expect to also fall for the object of his affection -- another girl. The Half of It feels like a lesbian Cyrano de Bergerac tale with heart-wrenching moments and a dash of teen comedy. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Netflix Laerte-Se <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); After living as a man for almost 60 years (and having three kids and three marriages), Brazil's most brilliant cartoonist Laerte Coutinho finally introduces herself to the world as a woman. The documentary Laerte-Se gives a candid look into Laerte's everyday life, as well as her transformation. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Netflix Last Ferry <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); In the thriller Last Ferry, a young, inexperienced gay lawyer travels to Fire Island in the off-season looking for romance and friendship, but instead finds himself in trouble after witnessing a murder. This intriguing thriller has plenty of twists and turns all the way to the surprising end. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Google Play Legendary <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); This reality show on HBO Max attempts to portray modern-day LGBTQI ballroom culture, in which "houses" of dancers compete for prizes and the ultimate title of a reigning house. While New York City's traditional ballroom scene once was primarily dominated by African-American and Latinx members, the new show also includes cisgender women, white and Asian-American voguing masters. Legendary feels more like an introduction to ballroom culture for those who have never seen voguing outside of the series Pose and Madonna's famous Vogue music video. Legendary hasn't been without some controversy. When actor Jameela Jamil was announced as the show's host and one of the judges many wondered why a cisgender woman with zero background in ballroom culture was hired over a well-known trans woman and mother of a ballroom house Trace Lysette. Controversy aside, the show is a fun introduction to the drama and excitement of ballroom. If you want learn more about ballroom history, watch the documentaries Paris is Burning and Kiki. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on HBO Max RuPaul's Drag Race <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Drag queen royalty RuPaul makes wearing wigs, false eyelashes, sequined gowns and high heels into an extreme sport with popular reality show RuPaul's Drag Race. Watch new and legendary drag queens from all backgrounds battle it out for the crown as they compete in costume, acting, dancing and performing challenges, which always end in them lip syncing for their lives. The series is more than drama and dance trauma, however. It also celebrates friendship, as well as some very moving moments of self-discovery and hard work it takes to be a successful drag queen. -- Bonnie Burton Watch on Hulu

All You Need To Know About The Fleshlight...

2021-08-02T20:58:22Z

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How Tech Is Taking Over Your Orgasm

2021-07-31T23:16:04Z

id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Enlarge Image Robert Doornbos (right) and Maurice Op de Beek help lead Kiiroo, which makes Internet-connected sex toys. Max Taves/CNET Robert Doornbos and I are sharing a moment. Standing about a foot away, the tall, bald and unabashed Dutchman strokes a lily-white rubber dildo that, via the magic of the Internet and a smartphone, syncs up with a "fleshlight." Never heard of it? Think of a hollow flashlight lined with silicone that feels like a ... well, you know. When Doornbos grips the dildo, the fleshlight tightens. When he rubs it, the insides move. A former professional race car driver, Doornbos is co-founder of Amsterdam-based Kiiroo. The company spent the last two years figuring out how to use the latest computer technology to simulate human touch without having someone else actually there. "We added the third dimension of touch to the Internet," he tells me from the show floor of the AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas, where I'm spending the week trying to understand how technology is changing our sex lives. Doornbos' company is part of that changing landscape. His devices don't just interact with each other, they can also synchronize with porn videos to give people a sense of participating in the action. "We added the third dimension of touch to the Internet." Robert Doornbos, co-founder of Kiiroo The dildo, dubbed the Pearl, costs $149. Its counterpart for men, the Onyx, goes for $249. Purchased together, they're $360. The company sells them directly and they're even available on Amazon. (If you'd like to see what they look like, Kiiroo's website has plenty of photos.) Adult entertainment may sell itself as a fantasy, but the next frontier is about bringing it into the real world. Until now, that's meant sex toys designed with traits of popular porn actors, like a dildo made from the mold of your favorite fantasy man. Now playing: Watch this: Pornhub devotes separate channel for VR porn 1:19 Along with , we're on the verge of simulation itself: bringing the action to you, either through devices like Kiiroo's or others like Realov's Irena I, which bills itself as a smart vibrator. Touch a smartphone running a special app, and the vibrator responds from anywhere in the world. Related Articles The technology is called haptic communication, and it springs from Silicon Valley's decades-long efforts to teach computers to sense human touch. Video game companies have been giving players a sense of movement via vibrating controllers since the 1970s. But thanks to the mass production of smartphones and fleshlight.sjv.io/DVLa2b tablets from Apple, LG and Samsung, haptic technology has become cheap, ubiquitous and accurate. Now the adult entertainment industry is getting in on the action, and it could become big business. Adult stores rake in $1.4 billion in sales each year, according to market research firm IBIS World. And sales of sex toys are growing, in contrast to video sales, which are expected to remain stagnant over the next few years. Movies like "Fifty Shades of Grey" and popular TV shows like "Sex and the City" have helped bring adult toys into the mainstream. Even drug stores like Walgreens sell vibrators now. The next step is coming from porn studios, which are already beginning to sync up videos to work with smart sex toys.

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2021-07-25T05:42:02Z

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The Hippie Lifestyle at the end of 1960s which promoted Serenity and Love, and many Filipinos also embraced the culture and continued until the early seventies. At the same time, the up tick of Filipino Nationalism started out and both movements affected the way people lived and dressed. Early seventies saw women starting to abandon mini skirts for a more modest clothing such as maxi skirt. Vintage clothing from the Victorian Era of the west also shot up in popularity as long fleshlight sleeves, laces, fleshlight.sjv.io/DVLa2b and collars became popular in dresses. Bells Bottom pants slowly became popular, and that would continue for other decade. Guys also wore Bell Underside often in bright colors, similar to the women. Also, Turtle necks shot up in popularity as well as sweater vests, colorful bright patterned polos and pants. By core the 1970s, men started using t-shirtss replacing the formal look with a far more laid-back look. Denim jeans also started to emerge, as well as sweatshirts. Once the Disco culture appeared, the bell bottom jeans became a staple. It came up with different bright colors, as well as the polos and scarfs. Ladies started wearing sequined dresses, mostly in miniskirts and bell bottom jeans. T shirts also became popular for women and the shoes called bakya became popular. Due to the modern dressing movement, women, usually young adult women, also did start to wear clothes with shoulder pads while teens started wearing neon colored clothes. Miniskirts also came up back into popularity. Hair-styles were also emphasized as most women had their heads full of curly hair. Men’s fashion shifted as they began to wear brightly colored tshirts or polo shirts and skinny jeans for an everyday look, totally letting go of the more formal look. Young boys also wore light and neon colored overcoats, polos, pants, short pants and t-shirts. Converse All-Stars were also popular among the teenagers. It became the norm to dress yourself in a way that states popularity of a certain sport or a certain sports team that a young person would feel loyalty towards. Sportswear also became popular for day-to-day clothing. Leggings rose to popularity as well as jogging pants, headbands and legwarmers. The idea of daily comfort in range of clothing was taking control of fashion, and people no longer felt obligated to dress for others and very much started to dress for themselves. Personal comfort took hold over the need to satisfy society or ones elders when choosing what to wear.

Fleshlight Case Lets You Get It On With Your IPad NSFW

2021-07-22T19:19:26Z

id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> You probably don't want to use this as your regular iPad case. Video screenshot by Amanda Kooser/CNET Some people love their iPads. Some people want to make love to their iPads. Those folks can now buy the $24.95 LaunchPad case from Fleshlight. It holds your iPad while incorporating a sort of docking station for a Fleshlight on the back side. If you don't already know what a Fleshlight is, fleshlight.sjv.io/DVLa2b I'm not going to describe it. You can go google it yourself. Buyers have to provide their own Fleshlights along with an iPad 2 or a 3rd or 4th-gen iPad. Sorry, iPad Air and iPad Mini users, you're not going to get lucky with this case. A neoprene Velcro strap holds the Fleshlight in position. The rubber LaunchPad is described as having "rugged handgrips." Related stories The product-tester customer testimonials are a great source of amusement. Fleshlight quotes anonymous user Moneyshots as raving, "I get out my LaunchPad whenever my wife goes out of town. Now I wish she'd leave more often... this thing is amazing!" The whole idea of a Fleshlight-equipped iPad isn't particularly new. The company was reportedly toying with the idea as far back as early 2012. Perhaps what's most surprising is that it took this long to become a real product. Fortunately, the promo video doesn't show any real action, though you probably still don't want to crank it up in your cubicle at work. It's promoting the use of the LaunchPad as a way to keep couples connected over long distances. It also includes a wonderfully silly sequence of Fleshlight bowling, with the LaunchPad knocking the devices all over the place. At least Fleshlight seems to have a sense of humor about this product.

You Gotta Give Them Hope : During Pride And Always How Harvey Milk s Legacy Guides Me

2021-07-21T06:01:09Z

id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Harvey Milk in the parade for San Francisco's 1978 Gay Freedom Day just before giving his "you must come out" speech against the Briggs Initiative. Terry Schmitt/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images I have a few traditions every Pride Month -- things like putting out a rainbow flag, watching the parade in San Francisco (when there's not a pandemic) and keeping a regular set of films in rotation. I list , alongside some excellent picks from my colleagues, but will forever be a favorite. The critically acclaimed biopic chronicles , the first out elected official in California (and ) and a trailblazer in the gay rights movement. The brilliant script and outstanding performances are ample reasons to love the film, but my connection to this uniquely San Francisco story goes much deeper. Just a few years after the , the pivotal event , Harvey inspired LGBTQI people in San Francisco and elsewhere to fight for their rights, break down the closet door and show defiantly they would not be silenced, intimated or pushed into the corner. In he made just before he was killed (something he long suspected would happen), Harvey said the movement he led was about giving people hope. Decades later those words gave me hope as gay people fought for marriage equality in the face of huge opposition. It was a battle we ultimately won, and an aspiration I was able to realize when I married my husband in the building where Harvey held office. In the face of attacks against transgender people, his lessons continue to resonate. Events on and off screen Played by Sean Penn, who for the role, the onscreen Harvey narrates the defining moments in his life -- moving from New York to San Francisco in 1972, the men he loved, the camera store he started in the city's new gay neighborhood and his awakening as a civil rights leader and neighborhood advocate. We see him face homophobia (including death threats) and a gay establishment in the city that thought he was too radical for the movement. We also witness his mentoring youths thrown out of their homes for being gay, his to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors in 1977 (after three unsuccessful runs for public office) and his with the next year by his former supervisor colleague . (Milk also , which only adds to its realness.) CNET Culture Entertain your brain with the coolest news from streaming to superheroes, memes to video games. That could have been enough to easily fill two hours, but Milk is also a story of the threats to gay America in the 1970s and how Harvey used them to galvanize LGBTQI people to fight discrimination and harassment. Those threats could be police raiding a gay bar to beat up patrons, or , the homophobic hurricane who swept across the country from Florida, leaving anti-gay laws in her path. The film doesn't flinch at showing how menacing and abusive someone like Bryant was, even for those in the relative safety of San Francisco's emerging gay neighborhood, the Castro.

Sex Tech Startup Publicly Shows OsÃ The Product That Kicked Off A Firestorm At CES 2019

2021-07-09T02:58:41Z

id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Lora DiCarlo/Illustration by CNET This story is part of CES, where our editors will bring you the latest news and the hottest gadgets of the entirely virtual CES 2021. The Osé, sex tech startup Lora DiCarlo's first device, is on display in Las Vegas this week for CES 2020. The first public unveiling happened at Sunday night's CES Unveiled preshow. Lora DiCarlo also unveiled two new products at the show: the Baci, a "microrobotic pleasure device that simulates the feel and motion of the human lips and tongue," and the Onda, a device designed to replicate the motion of human fingers. Both got CES Honoree Innovation Awards this year. Sex tech is making its debut on the show floor this year, after some controversy last year involving the Osé prototype. Below is the original product announcement, and stay tuned for more info about sex tech at CES this year. Sex tech at #cesunveiled: Lora DiCarlo's robotic massagers, Morari's wearable for premature ejaculation and Elvie's kegel trainer. #CES2020 pic.twitter.com/oOKx7mvlPx — Queenie Wong (@QWongSJ) January 6, 2020 window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "Service loaded: script_twitterwidget with class optanon-category-5"); CNET NowAll the latest tech news delivered to your inbox. It's FREE!.shortcode.newsletter h2 width:100%!important; The Osé uses advanced microrobotics to produce a blended orgasm using movements that are supposed to provide an experience closer to being with a human partner. The device incorporates five pending patents for robotics, biomimicry and engineering feats in an effort to make it more advanced than other sexual health devices. The company may be best known for earning a CES Innovation award this year, then having that award revoked by the Consumer Technology Association, before receiving it again in May. With all of that behind it, Lora DiCarlo is ready to bring Osé to market. It's on sale now for $290, available to the general public since Dec. 2 for $320. The company says it will begin shipping Osé internationally within four to six weeks.

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2021-07-09T02:58:36Z

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