There are startling scenes in "Restless Virgins" that are both bound to shock and titilllate readers.

Three hockey players in a girl's bedroom. Clothes come off. Two of the guys hook up with the girl while the third watches and gives instructions.

Another scene: a girl performing oral sex on a guy in a campus chapel.

And another: "The three of them went at it for 15 minutes. . . . On the way home, Brady let Quinn take a turn with Emma in the back seat, then pulled over so the boys could switch places again." To the hockey players, "group sex acts were just like showering together after practice."

The teenagers were students at prestigious Milton Academy, alma mater to Kennedys and Rockefellers, T.S. Eliot and Governor Deval Patrick.   more »

Las Vegas is without a doubt, as the psychologist and researcher Melissa Farley, says, “the epicenter of North American prostitution and sex trafficking.”

Vegas is a place where women and girls by the tens of thousands are chewed up by the vast and astonishingly open sex trade.

You can be sitting at a traffic light and a huge mobile billboard will drive past, promising, “Hot Babes — Direct to Your Room.”

If you peel back the thin, supposedly sexy veneer of the commercial sex trade, you’ll quickly see the rotten inside, where females are bought, sold, raped, beaten, shamed and in many, many cases, physically and emotionally wrecked.

Start with the fact that so many of those who are pulled into the trade are so young — early-20s, late-teens and younger.

"It's Like You Sign a Contract to Be Raped'"   more »

Keywords: nevada, protitution, workers, rape, sex

Personality cults sometimes form in power-hungry regimes, such as Stalinist Russia or Mao's China.

Through extensive government-led propaganda campaigns, the leader is elevated to an almost divine level.

He is venerated as a liberator and a savior in the war against good and evil. He wins the blind adulation of an effectively brainwashed public. And he is neither questioned nor held accountable.

Much of Bush's popular appeal comes from his well-rehearsed down-home Texas style.

Most people don't seem to realize that Bush grew up in New England, a true Connecticut Ivy League Yankee, every bit as white-bread as John Kerry.   more »

If you're one of the millions still rolling on the floor in amazement at the greed and hypocrisy featured in last year's surprise hit: "REPUBLICANS GONE WILD," throw that DVD away.

Because you're not going to believe the extreme and hilarious action we've compiled for you in the brand new "REPUBLICANS GONE WILD 2."

You'll laugh. You'll cry. You'll kiss any chance of their recapturing Congress goodbye. But you'll never forget this brand new, never- before- seen footage featuring their patented wide stances and narrow minds.   more »

On May 24, 2003, Andrew Giuliani (as best man), Whitney Nathan (as maid of honor), Vera Wang, Barbara Walters, Henry Kissinger, and Donald Trump all witnessed Judith triumph at Donna's old home.

"It was definitely Judith's idea to have it at Gracie," a close confidant tells me. "Rudy—he doesn't give a shit about clothes, bags, suits, or where he gets married."

Judith, on the other hand, clearly put special thought into the occasion. The train of her pale Vera Wang dress was studded with Swarovski crystals; on her dark-red hair perched a Fred Leighton diamond-and-pearl-encrusted tiara.

"There is a reason why she wore that tiara at her wedding: she really does see herself as a princess," says another former Giuliani aide.

"Not as a queen. Queen is her goal. Queen is who she wants to be."
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The argument is that we have to accept

women have an erotic identification with violation

"The rape fantasy is quite key, quite central,

but incredibly controversial

It is a sub-textual acknowledgement

of women's propensity to masochism"

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Keywords: rape, sex, fantasy, women

The band views it as a satirical commentary on Coca-colonization. It features mentioning of Coca-Cola, Wonderbra (ironically, a Canadian product), and, to a lesser extent, Wunderbar (German for "wonderful").

One chorus is sung as "Coca-Cola, Sometimes War" [shouldn't that be "always war"].

The video shows the band in Apollo-era space suits on the Moon with shots of other cultures acting like stereotypical Americans.

The end of the video shows that the band have actually been in a fake Moon set in a studio, complete with film crew, as a reference to Apollo moon landing hoax accusations.   more »