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Joys of the animal kingdom!
Via Jezebel, a usually reliable blog so i'll assume the video is authentic (please don't disappoint me!)

Hiromi is the author of devices such as the Pénis Cybernétique, a motorised penis which moves up and down based on her heartbeat and Crowbot Jenny, a dark-haired girl who goes around urban park carrying on her shoulder a crow-shaped robot that can communicate with crows and turn them into a bird army.

More than just a gadget, a video, a song, Sputniko! creates a whole character with its own manga-inspired aesthetics, attributes, super-powers and dynamics. Each of her projects has been produced in collaboration with scientists experts in Zoology, Medicine and Reproductive Science.

She received a lot of press fame recently thanks to her Menstruation Machine, Takashi's Take.

Fitted with a blood dispensing mechanism and lower-abdomen-stimulating electrodes (the same used by your uncle to muscle his abs while watching tv on the sofa, only that Hiromi maxed out the power of the contractions), the Menstruation Machine simulates the pain and bleeding of an average 5 day menstruation.

The machine could be worn by men who desire to feel closer to women and experience what they have to go through, but also by women when menstruation becomes obsolete in the future and the process becomes a mere ritual of gender and identity.

The artist made a music video to illustrate how and by whom the machine can be used.

The video 'Menstruation Machine - Takashi's Take' stars Takashi, a boy who builds the machine in an attempt to understand better what the girls he hang around with experience every month.

Via verve photo.

The spread was ostensibly a tribute to Nobel Prize-winning author Jose Saramago’s The Gospel According to Jesus Christ, but Hugh Hefner’s headquarters have reacted with outrage.

Theresa Hennessy, Playboy Enterprises vice president of public relations told the Mail Online: ‘We did not see or approve the cover and pictorial in the July issue of Playboy Portugal. It is a shocking breach of our standards and we would have not allowed it to be published if we had seen it in advance. We are in the process of terminating our agreement with the Portuguese publisher.'

Saramago’s novel is a fictional re-telling of Christ’s life, depicting him as a flawed, human character. It generated controversy among the Roman Catholic Church, who accused Saramago of depicting a ‘substantially anti-religious vision.’

However, other critics have praised it as a ‘deeply philosophical, provocative and compelling work.’

This video is in memory of Joe Sarno, the pioneer of the sexploitation film genre, who passed on a couple of months ago, after allowing use of this film footage from Flesh and Lace (1964.)

"Love Letters" is a retooling of the original classic by Ketty Lester, set to the music of Brutus Faust, edited by Vincent V.

Via artnet.

A portion of sales will be donated to the Ali Forney Center, a NYC organization providing housing and services to LGBTQ youth.

Via Papermag.

Interview with the artist.
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In 2001, filmmaker Liz Canner took a job editing erotic videos for a pharmaceutical company. She was in for a surprise:

Her employer is developing what they hope will be the first Viagra drug for women that wins FDA approval to treat a new disease: Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD). Liz gains permission to film the company for her own documentary. Initially, she plans to create a movie about science and pleasure but she soon begins to suspect that her employer, along with a cadre of other medical companies, might be trying to take advantage of women (and potentially endanger their health) in pursuit of billion dollar profits. ORGASM INC. is a powerful look inside the medical industry and the marketing campaigns that are literally and figuratively reshaping our everyday lives around health, illness, desire — and that ultimate moment: orgasm.

More info about the movie.
Via Dangerous Minds.

From French Marie Claire's swimwear editorial featuring 'plus size' models.

Via Bad Postcards.

The TV ad shown on Channel 4 at 10.10pm tonight, features a number of women from different walks of life who are "late". A voiceover says that being late for a period could mean pregnancy.

The controversial campaign, which anti-abortion campaign group Life has said is "grotesque", will not be aired by Channel 4 in Northern Ireland because abortion is still illegal in the province.

Marie Stopes said that the ad, which has been made by ad agency icreate4, will "empower women to reach confident, informed decisions about their sexual health".

Via Eros blog.

Via corazón de latex.