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Purity Bear frowns on premarital sex
01.17.2012
10:38 pm
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Purity Bear (NO RELATION to Pedobear!) sez:

“Having one partner is the God-approved way to enjoy sex.”

A sudden appearance by a blue-nosed Christian furry at the stirring of a boner would be a bit off-putting, wouldn’t it?
 

 
Via Right Wing Watch

Posted by Richard Metzger
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01.17.2012
10:38 pm
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‘Brigitte Bardot Sings’: Documentary featuring Bardot, Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin
01.06.2012
12:06 am
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This French documentary from 1992 is an enjoyable overview of Brigitte Bardot’s forays into pop music. It features insightful interviews with Bardot, Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg, as well as dozens of clips of Bardot’s appearances in TV shows, Scopitones and movies.

Needless to say (though I’m saying it), Bardot was not much of a singer. But her willingness to poke fun at her sex kitten image and serve as a comedic and visual foil to the gruff machismo of Gainsbourg makes it easy to forgive her limitations as a vocalist and appreciate her sassy self-awareness. She’s having fun and so are we. One gets the impression that Bardot was perfectly content with her status as a pop icon, leaving the existential Sturm und Drang to her chain-smoking, brooding co-star.
 

Posted by Marc Campbell
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01.06.2012
12:06 am
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Jennifer Miro of The Nuns R.I.P.
01.04.2012
10:36 pm
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Jennifer Anderson (aka Jennifer Miro) of pioneering San Francisco punk band The Nuns died on December 16 at the age of 54. Cause of death was cancer. She died in New York City. News of her death was only officially announced today.

Anderson co-founded The Nuns with Alejandro Escovedo and Jeff Olener in 1975. The band performed regularly at legendary S.F. music club Mabuhay Gardens. Their self-titled debut album was released in 1980.

Combining provocative lyrics and imagery with an aggressive musical attack, The Nuns were part punk, part goth, part satire and totally themselves.

While continuing to periodically record and perform with The Nuns (sans Escovedo) through the 1990s and beyond, Anderson was a popular model within the fetish and S&M community and a budding screenwriter. In the last few years of her life she worked in the law office of Raoul Felder.

Despite her cancer becoming progressively more incapacitating and pain increasingly intense, Anderson shunned conventional treatment and followed a regime of homeopathy and exercise.

According to long-time friend Peter Young, “she was very optimistic and positive. One of the last things she told me was she wanted to do another modeling shoot because she was so skinny from the last bout with the disease.”

Estranged from her family, with just one close friend and the occasional nurse attending to her, Anderson spent the last months of her life by herself in her apartment in Manhattan. Even for a woman who embraced privacy, this was a particularly lonely end. When remaining at home was finally no longer an option, she was moved to Bellevue Hospital where she died.

In this footage from a Nun’s performance at Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco on July 30, 1977, Anderson’s haunting beauty and dark humor is in full display.

Songs: “Lazy” and “Savage.”
 

Posted by Marc Campbell
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01.04.2012
10:36 pm
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A Japanese ‘young lovers’ sex guide from the ‘60s
01.04.2012
01:59 pm
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Hello Damage posted this rather odd Japanese sex-tip book from the 60s online. Now, I can’t read Japanese, so I don’t know if Hello Damage is pulling non-Japansese speakers legs with the translations or not? You decide. And if you haven’t figured it out by the title already, it’s probably NSFW.
 

 
(via reddit)

Posted by Tara McGinley
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01.04.2012
01:59 pm
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For when you just can’t choose between sex and weed (NSFW-ish)
12.29.2011
01:02 pm
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What the Hell?! I bet you’re all bummed out I posted this after Christmas. I guess you’ll have to ask Santa next year for the Peter Piper Pecker Puffer.
 
(via reddit)

Posted by Tara McGinley
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12.29.2011
01:02 pm
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Cinderella 2000: Low-budget sexsploitation sci-fi musical from 1977
12.22.2011
04:28 pm
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Cinderella 2000 is grindhouse schlockmeister Al Adamson’s low budget sci-fi sexploitation musical from 1977. If that doesn’t sound like something that would interest you, move along…

Here’s a description of the film from DVD Drive In:

In the year 2047 (so what if the film is titled CINDERELLA 2000?), the world has been taken over by an authoritarian government that forbids sexual activity, due to population overgrowth. Surrounded by this oppressive atmosphere is Cindy, a dirt-covered maid living with her heavily-accented German stepmother and two stepsisters (a nasty white girl and a surprisingly nice black girl). While crooning a tune about Cinderella after reading a fairy tale book, she is visited by an intergalactic Fairy Godfather, who introduces her to the art of making love by transforming woodland animals into humans in tights and giant masks who grind crotches and perform a musical number. Ugh?

Here’s the great trailer:
 

 
After the jump, the complete film…

READ ON
Posted by Richard Metzger
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12.22.2011
04:28 pm
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Unaired 1985 interview with Zappa: Too hot for TV
12.21.2011
02:43 pm
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This compelling 1985 interview with Frank Zappa conducted by legendary Washington D.C. deejay Cerphe (Don Collwell) for Baltimore TV was never aired. Either it was too edgy for local TV or, as rumor has it, Zappa refused to sign the release required to broadcast the interview. Which begs the question: why would Zappa, who was always fearless in voicing his opinions, stand in the way of this particualr interview being shown?

Two weeks after the interview,  Zappa testified on Capitol Hill at the infamous Senate Porn Rock Hearings on record labeling. Cerphe joined Zappa at the hearing and strongly spoke against censorship.

In light of the controversy surrounding the hearings, the station scheduled to broadcast the interview may have felt Zappa was just too radical for their viewership. For whatever reason, it remained unseen until it was smuggled out of the studio by someone who realized its value as rock history.

As usual, Zappa takes no prisoners as he candidly critiques the state of modern rock and roll, censorship, conformity, sex, consumerism, MTV and more.

Raw and unedited.
 

Posted by Marc Campbell
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12.21.2011
02:43 pm
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Documentary filmed in The Haight Ashbury during the Summer Of Love
12.18.2011
05:57 pm
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Filmed during the Summer Of Love (1967) in the Haight-Ashbury, this groovy documentary features commentary from visionary poet Michael McClure, footage of The Grateful Dead hanging out at their Ashbury Street home, a visit to The Psychedelic Bookshop, The Straight Theater, scenes from McClure’s play The Beard and rare shots of the bard of The Haight, Richard Brautigan, walking through Panhandle Park in all of his glorious splendor.
 

Posted by Marc Campbell
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12.18.2011
05:57 pm
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World War II ad claims 98% of ‘procurable’ women have a venereal disease
12.15.2011
01:25 pm
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98%?! Let me say that again, 98%!!!
 
(via Copyranter)

Posted by Tara McGinley
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12.15.2011
01:25 pm
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10 sexting codes parents should know
12.07.2011
03:18 pm
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A handy guide to sexting in 2011. Do teens and adults really use these?
 
(via The World’s Best Ever)

Posted by Tara McGinley
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12.07.2011
03:18 pm
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