Deception is a lean, well-crafted sex thriller with a polished European feel and a striking visual style courtesy of first time Swiss director Marcel Langenegger. It’s a quieter sort of thriller than we’ve become used to after so many Bourne flicks, but that doesn’t mean it’s boring. Continue reading ›
When pupils at a private school found their English teacher starring in a raunchy video on the Internet, they paid attention like never before.
The footage – from a short promotional film for a firm which makes clothing for construction workers – features Sarah Green as a secretary who is seduced by a builder.
With the slogan “It’s gonna get dirty”, the clip shows Miss Green simulating sex with the builder on a desk while demonstrating the safety features of his clothing.
The teacher took part in the commercial – called Hardcore, A Dirty Movie – as a trainee, two years before taking up her first post at £7,000-a-year Stockport Grammar School. Continue reading ›
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Tokyo, the most famous city of Japan, is one of the worst looking major cities in the world in the daytime. However, by night, Tokyo has a unique look that makes it different from any other city in the world. The city turns into an epicenter for paper lanterns and large neon lights. Japanese men and women like to have a nice night out after a hard day of work. Tokyo turns into one of the wildest cities in all of the world, as there are constantly people everywhere and nobody seems to sleep.
Districts known for their entertainment are ridiculously crowded, no matter at what time of day or night it is. Many shops and clubs stay open until 5 AM, when the subways first start running the next day.
Tokyo has everything, no matter what you are searching for. Jazz shows, reggae shows, rock shows, dance clubs, gay bars, sex shows and anything else you can think of.
Though Tokyo’s nightlife is wild and crazy, there is no place one can consider “the place to be” over other spots. Hotspots of the night are all over the city, varying in their price range, workers and most importantly, their atmosphere.Famous spots include Roppongi and Ginza, Kabuki-cho found in Shinjuku. A good way to start the night off is to just walk around the town, taking a look at the neighborhoods and just taking it all in. The atmosphere is unlike any other city.
The streets will be overflowing with people and the neon lights will blind your eyes, but there are plenty of surprises to keep an eye out for.
There are plenty of bars, clubs and discos filled with male and female Japanese teenagers. However, for the older Japanese, the nightlife mainly attracts men.On the expensive end of the nightlife for older males are geisha bars, where talented women entertain crowds by singing, playing traditional Japanese musical instruments and just talking to the visitors.
These kinds of places are found mainly in Kyoto and are usually closed to foreigners. They also are ridiculously expensive. The only way a foreigner might find a way in is by being invited by someone that should be there.
There are also many hostess bars. A woman will essentially boost your ego, as she sits with you, talks, listens to your problems and gives you drinks. This can be costly however as you will be the one buying her drinks.Hostess bars have been around in Japan for centuries, but a foreigner might not find it worthwhile, as the hostess usually can only speak Japanese. It is a way to get away from the troubles of work and family though, so they are quite popular.
The most popular place to see Japanese nightlife however is in the drinking bars, where most people go for a fun evening out. Many bars even have themes, such as Western-style and Japanese-style watering holes.Dance clubs as well as places to see live music are also very popular with young Tokyo teens. There are also relatively cheap restaurants that are quite good to eat out spread across throughout the city.
Michael Russell Your Independent guide to Japan
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Stripper’s blazing performance makes fans shout ‘fire’ in a crowded theater
“From the time I was a little girl, I thought about doing something that would make people notice me, and enable me to tour the country,” says the woman, who is identified throughout only by her professional moniker “Honoo no Yoko” (Flaming Yoko).
As the curtain went up and the bump-and-grind music begins, Yoko would artfully peel her garments and proceed to a series of eight routines. All involved use of the highly developed muscles in her reproductive apparatus.
While not necessarily in the following order, she would make use of her vaginal sphincter to toot notes from a toy trumpet; click a toy clacker; twist the screw-off cap from a bottle of Oronamin C vitamin tonic; snap a wooden pencil in half; bend a metal spoon from a curry restaurant; inhale smoke from a cigarette and blow rings; and make like a blowgun, shooting darts to pop toy balloons.
If there were an Olympic event for this sort of thing, Japan would surely be in the running for a gold medal. A dart propelled from her nether blowgun was once measured at 180km per hour — as fast as one thrown by hand.
Then came the climax of her stage performance, the routine from she got the stage name “Flaming Yoko”: She would inject a quantity of alcohol into her vagina, part her thighs and spurt the liquid towards a waiting flame.
The great ball of fire at the climax of her performance was the source of considerable anticipation, and excited male fans often got into the act, counting down “5, 4, 3, 2, 1″ and then, in unison shouting “Fire!” as she let fly, causing an impressively large fireball to burst forth in mid-air.
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Japan has recently claimed the world air guitar championship, but Weekly Playboy (10/2) notes that less well known is that Japan already had a world champ in another virtual sport — air sex!
Just like air guitar pits competitors prancing around on stage empty handed but acting as though they were playing a hot riff, air sex requires players to simulate sauciness as though with a partner, but actually while alone.
“Air sex was originally invented by guys who couldn’t get girlfriends, but desperately want to have sex,” J-Taro Sugisaku, the self-professed creator of air sex, tells Weekly Playboy.
Sugimura tells the weekly that air sex began when a mostly male group gathered at a theater in the trendy Tokyo district of Shimo Kitazawa earlier this year.
They began talking about sex techniques, then started demonstrating them. Soon, a competition developed to come up with the most outrageous display of faked fornication.
“You must be warned, though… air sex can be very dangerous,” Sugisaku says. “Normally what happens with a display is that you perform the same way you normally would when having sex.
I’ve seen guys who put on air sex shows that clearly display they’re still virgins. I’ve also seen other guys perform such incredibly authentic fake fellatio that nobody has been left in any doubt that they could only be bisexual. Let me reiterate: Air sex can be dangerous.”
Japan’s reigning air sex world champion is a fella who goes by the name of Cobra. His theory for successful air sex is that it involves more than just blowing.
“On the day that I reached the top, the day I became world champion, I was thinking of my girlfriend. No, my ex-girlfriend. She’d just dumped me two days before the contest,” Cobra tells Weekly Playboy. “The air sex display I put on that day was, in my mind at least, supposed to be the farewell fling I really wanted to have with my girlfriend. It was the best possible condition I could have been in going into the competition.”
Cobra then proceeds to put on an 8 1/2-minute display of air sex for the weekly, with moves including ear nibbling, sphincter licking, attaching a condom while kissing, ejaculation and afterglow. Cobra says that the knack of bogus bonking lies in openness.
“You can’t care about what women watching your performance are thinking about you. When you get down to air sex, you’ve got to immerse yourself in the air sex world,” Cobra says. “Air sex can’t be performed in half-measures. If it is, you’re only asking for trouble.”
Air sexpert Sugisaku agrees.
“If you get nervous, air sex is impossible,” he tells Weekly Playboy. “A good start is understanding your own sexual habits and going on from there.” (By Ryann Connell)
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Sex show debuts in Detroit
What can top thousands of people coming together for sex? Well, not much.
And that’s why – with lingerie, toys, games, clothing, candy and hot entertainment – The Sex and So Much More Show will make its Detroit debut on Sept. 29 at Cobo Center.
“Sex sells,” said Kari Calder, event coordinator for the upscale consumer trade show. “Everybody does it. We just wanna spice it up for people.”
Calder expects about 20,000 attendees to engage in, among other things sex-related, one of many seminars featuring Dr. Trina E. Read, a sex expert, national columnist and international speaker.
“She has such a dynamic personality that there is no way we didn’t want her involved,” Calder said.
Read’s mission: “To show people how to have fun and meaningful sex without an orgasm. She believes only with sex-positive knowledge can someone make an empowered choice and thus create a richer, more fulfilled sex life.”
“She can speak to people on every level; a lot of doctors can’t,” Calder said.
Tera Patrick, one of FHM’s 100 Sexiest Women, and porn mogul Ron Jeremy will also appear at the show.
“It really does help with people’s relationships in the sense that people do get a little bit bored in their bedrooms,” Calder said.
Calder believes shows in Minneapolis, Denver and Phoenix have sparked controversy because some people are threatened by sex, but if they came to the show they’d realize it’s tastefully done.
“We don’t have anything that would make people uncomfortable,” she said.
Organizations have tried to tailor booths to suit everyone’s desires, including the LGBT community, but their participation has been limited.
“We try to represent every life style. … By keeping it open to all sexual orientations, it’s non-threatening because everybody is there for the same reason,” she said.
And that reason is simple: sex.
“We just feel people are becoming more open minded,” Calder said. “It helps brings people together.”
The Sex and So Much More Show Where: Cobo Center When: Sept. 29 – Oct. 1 Online – From PrideSource
Visit the official Sex and So Much More Homepage! http://www.sexandsomuchmore.com/
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