Republican Sen. Mike Lee's pornography ban is moving forward in the Senate
Utah Senator Mike Lee's bill that would ban all pornography federally is advancing within the Senate.
AUGUST 12, 2025
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Utah Senator Mike Lee's bill that would ban all pornography federally is advancing within the Senate.
The ban on drag story hours and other performances is blatantly unconstitutional, according to a coalition of individuals and institutions.
Titus Low, 22, said he wouldn't rule out a return to OnlyFans after getting out of jail.
Gabrielle Union, who optioned the TV rights to All Boys Aren't Blue, wrote on Twitter, "What's she gonna do when the TV show comes out?"
Attorneys in China claim between 30 and 50 writers have been arrested this year for writing gay erotica.
More than 50 writers have been detained in the province of Anhui by a “special task force” assigned with targeting online distributors of erotic fiction.
The North Dakota House of Representatives approved a bill putting drag performers in the same category as strippers and limiting the venues for drag shows. It now goes to the Senate.
Not sure what constitutes "obscene matter?" Neither are the West Virginia Republicans who wrote a new bill seeking to prosecute educators for spreading it.
The picture appearing to be Bill Lee in drag in 1977 surfaced on Reddit over the weekend.
It was to go into effect on April 1 at midnight.
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They claim the store’s Pride gear was sexualizing kids.
A federal appeals court has overturned a Texas statute outlawing sex toy sales, essentially leaving Alabama as the only state with such a ban. The fifth U.S. circuit court of appeals ruled that the Texas law making it illegal to sell or promote obscene devices, punishable by up to two years in jail, violated the Constitution's Fourteenth Amendment on the right to privacy. Companies that own Dreamer's and Le Rouge Boutique, which sell the devices in its Austin stores, and the retail distributor Adam & Eve, sued in Austin federal court in 2004 over the constitutionality of the law. They appealed after a federal judge dismissed the suit and said the constitution did not protect their right to publicly promote such devices.
Legislators have passed a bill and sent it to Gov. Bill Lee (pictured), and they're also moving toward restrictions on drag shows.
The judge had issued the original block last Friday only hours before the law was to take effect.
Jason Rapert, a former state senator, has condemned "the radical homosexual movement" and "LGBTQ insanity."
"WE WON!" the drag-centric theater group that brought the suit wrote on Instagram.
In a heated legal battle, East Frank Superette & Kitchen is defending its drag events against false allegations of child grooming.