Porn stars Riley Reid and Maitland Ward ask random men on the streets of Hollywood for their intimate pictures, so that they can rate them.

Pornstar veteran Rocco Siffredi shares his experience about porn industry in his Porn Academy in Budapest.

A man's life gets wrecked by a woman with whom he had a casual "affair" over the Internet.

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Nothing is ever what it seems. To the outside world, the adult industry is a sexy alternate universe filled with studs and starlets who are ready to go at the drop of a hat. Cigar-chomping, sleazy producers whose backing comes from questionable sources. Directors and performers who party harder off-camera than on. And money. Lots and lots of money. Some of that may be true, but those who work inside the bitter embrace of this dysfunctional family known as porn understand that the real story is both more mundane, and much more bizarre, than you could ever imagine. Meet the editors of Blue Movie Guide, Silicone Valley's answer to Variety. Day in and day out they deal with the gossip, the bed-hopping, the backstabbing and the sheer, ridiculous drama that makes XXX a world unto itself. Outrageous, hot, hysterical and ugly, this is the truth about the world's second oldest profession, as told by the people who write the book. Written by Rebecca Gray & Bryn Pryor

Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and later in the movie Peter Fonda narrate the story about the censorship, exploitation and sex in Hollywood movies from the 1930s and the Hays Motion Picture Production Code to the present day era. This documentary focuses, sometimes just for a minute and sometimes for much longer, on the censorship issues with Party Girl (1930), Baby Face (1933), Im No Angel (1933), Polly Tix in Washington (1933), Betty Boop, The Dentist (1932), King Kong (1933), Love Life of a Gorilla (1937), Sex Madness (1938), The Gangs All Here (1943), The Outlaw (1943), The French Line (1954), Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953), Bus Stop (1956), How to Be Very, Very Popular (1955), Sheree Norths Harem Dance (1953), which is an example of the so-called cheesecake films that were popular during that era, High School Confidential! (1958), The Girl Cant Help It (1956), Promises..... Promises! (1963), Baby Doll (1956), Blood Feast (1963), Peeping Tom (1960), Easy Rider (1969), Reefer Madness (1936), The Pace That Kills (1935) (aka The Cocaine Fiends), documentary Woodstock (1970), Taxi Driver (1976), Carnal Knowledge (1971), Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984), and Roger Corman gets an honorable mention. The film features clips from these movies, including the never before seen uncensored or cut scenes, as well as short interviews with the people who worked on them or were in some other way involved with the movie industry at the time. The movie ends with the video montage for the uncredited humorous new wave song Call the Censor.

An on set video of Stacey stripping and posing for a shoot, filmed exclusively for Stacey Pooles website, the gorgeous brunette flaunts her curves for the camera (and neighbours) as she gets nude with the curtains open leading to the question: how much are those puppies in the window?

A spiritual search for answers leads the documentary filmmaker to a California workshop run by a guru who promotes sexual adventure -- and the exploration of the human condition.

The queens of bomba movies Alma Moreno, Ara Mina, Maui Taylor and Rosanna Roces are back to search for the next Philippine pornstar featuring new breed of sexy temptresses: Sab Aggabao, Cara Gonzales, Ayana Misola, Stephanie Raz.

For a book project, photographer Timothy Greenfield-Sanders took photographs of 30 stars of adult movies, each pair of photographs in the same pose, clothed and nude. This film records the photo shoots and includes interviews with...

Before reality TV, before Girls Gone Wild, before the idea of young ladies baring their breasts for the camera became vogue, Ugly George roamed the streets of New York and persuaded young...