For the third straight year, Chris Alex of Way3 Hosting has taken home first place in the YNOT Grand Prix at The Phoenix Forum. Alex's best lap time was 28.045, edging out Sin VR (28.698) and Kool-Aid (28.772) to snare top honors, once again.

Recently, police in South Korea arrested two men for secretly filming 1,600 hotel guests and streaming more than 800 illegally filmed videos via a server based outside the country. Two other men are being investigated in connection with the allegations as well. The suspects...

Surely there are ways to celebrate that your father’s self-proclaimed (and still dubious) “total exoneration” from allegations of collusion with Russia during his presidential campaign than this. On Tuesday, Donald Trump Jr. shared to his Instagram stories a meme featuring a...

On Monday, prosecutors in Minnesota filed their sentencing recommendation for Paul Hansmeier, one of the attorneys associated with the now-defunct copyright trolling firm Prenda Law. Prosecutors recommended Hansmeier be sentenced to serve 150 months in prison.

Two Australian academics, Sarah Ashton and Maggie Kirkman, have proposed a new definition of "pornography" which is more sensible than just about any other previously offered -- a definition rooted in the crucial notion that porn necessarily requires consent.

Adult Time has launched a new series, "Shape of Beauty," a love song to diverse women of size, their beauty and sensuality.

YNOT Events announced today the launch of CAMMUNITY, a new industry event designed specifically for cam models, clips artists and the interactive adult community. The event will run from August 5-7, concluding with the 2nd Annual YNOT Cam Awards.

Master of POV, Jay Rock, has just launched a new, super colorful series -- "Cospimps" -- available now exclusively on AdultTime.com.

Over 26,000 xHamster UK visitors weighed in regarding age verification earlier this month. Their responses show a broad lack of awareness and understanding of the soon-to-be-in-place UK age verification regulations. As a consequence, few seem to plan on complying.

The EU Parliament is set to vote on its controversial Copyright Directive, the first major update to European copyright policy since 2001. Critics say two provisions of the Directive, Articles 11 and 13, represent an "imminent threat" to the internet as we know it.