Media Update – October 28, 2004
1. Cybersex suspect sues the city 2. Couple face charges after nude boat display 3. The Sweetheart of S. and M. 4. Head Cheese 5. Potter's Perseverance Pays Off
1. Cybersex suspect sues the city 2. Couple face charges after nude boat display 3. The Sweetheart of S. and M. 4. Head Cheese 5. Potter's Perseverance Pays Off
1. The Scoop: an update on the bondage thing 2. Conn. Supreme Court Rejects Appeal Claiming Judicial Bias 3. Angelina unbound (at least for now) 4. ISU fetish club appealing school sanctions
1. Cuffs meeting not tied down by sanctions 2. Banning Gay Marriage 'Would Help Polygamists' 3. This store's a hot topic 4. What Were They Thinking? Nobel Goes to Porn-Writing Phobic 5. Does a moral slippery slope really exist? Judge for yourself 6. Homosexual …
Please take a moment to support the Alternative Hedonistic Society, of Kansas City, MO (www.ahs-kc.org). Their AHS Obsessive Fetish Ball, which did not include nudity or sexual activities, was cancelled at the last moment by the Holiday Inn Olathe. A reporter from FOX News was tipped off and contacted the …
1. Same-sex marriage vote raises questions 2. 'Piano Teacher' Author Jelinek Wins Nobel Prize 3. K-State prof charged in ex-wife's slaying 4. Polygamy laws expose our own hypocrisy 5. Corpse-abuse suspect had dark side, Web data reveals 6. In response to sadomasochists 7. …
1. Woman accused of lie in porn star's death is released 2. Sex on Tuesday: Inside Nina Hartley 3. Man should tell new girlfriend he's 'polyamorous' now 4. Disciplinary rules changed to be impartial 5. When Evil Becomes Good 6. Folsom Street Fair marks …
1. Judge in trial of Southington man is under scrutiny 2. AG candidates debate Utah's 'dirty little secret' 3. E-mails, X-rated photos fill last day of testimony 4. Polygamous Past, Asexual Future? 5. Local sex parties get new attention 6. Sex harassment charge leveled …
1. Bilotta draws fire for invite to spank 2. Of Lust and the Law 3. Utah High Court Rejects Polygamy Appeal
September 7, 2004 New York City The Communications Decency Act (CDA) trial date has been set for October 27-29, 2004, at the United States District Court in New York City. Plaintiffs Barbara Nitke and the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom are contesting the remaining CDA provisions allowing “local community standards” …
1. Cheney's 'anything goes' shocker 2. S&M Dad Ordered to Give up Child