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Vivid Entertainment announced today that it will distribute Miss Lucifer Productions’ much-buzzed-about Malice in Lalaland. You can see more at http://www.maliceinlalaland.com/.

Produced by Joachem Goldstein and Lew Xypher, the 35mm film has already generated immense praise and excitement among industry circles, including receiving a perfect AAAAA rating from AVN. Also directed by Xypher—whose only previous effort, 2008′s Hell Is Where the Party Is, received stellar notes as well—Malice combines animation, live action and sex scenes featuring some of adult’s hottest stars with top-notch post production and special effects.

“We are delighted that Malice will be distributed by Vivid,” said Miss Lucifer CEO Jurgen Claes. “It gives us total confidence that it will be handled in the same highly professional way in which the movie was produced.”

“We found this movie to be irresistible,” added Vivid co-chairman Steven Hirsch. “The packaging alone, with its 40-page booklet of photos, will make this a choice collector’s item. It has mainstream sensibility and extraordinary production values with the erotic punch that only scorching sex scenes can deliver. It’s filled with fantastical twists and turns that are inspired by Lewis Carroll, but it never forgets that it’s designed to be a turn-on.” (more…)

Playboy has released a new website that aims to satisfy the needs of the bored office workers. www.thesmokingjacket.com is a mild website that is considered safe for work places.

CNN puts the web site as an embarrassment free tool that offers smart entertainment which can be accessed at work places. The website features zero nudity and the articles can be easily read in the offices. The website was launched on Tuesday, the 21st of July, 2010.

Though Smoking Jacket does not portray any nudity but it holds a lot of pictures featuring bikini clothed ladies from the vast Playboy archives. The new web site is very similar to the original Playboy site, but it contains no nude content with smaller articles. So now the fans of Playboy can also get the taste of their favorite franchise while sitting in the office without facing any awkwardness.

For the first time in history, conservative religious groups on the right and the Internet porn industry on the left are in total agreement. We’re watching closely to see if oil and water mix, cats and dogs stop fighting, and Hell freezes over.

Both groups are against a new “top level domain” that could categorize adult-content into new .XXX domains, aiming to clean up the Internet.

Last week, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) – a private company that manages Web sites – approved the .XXX domain. In theory, the new top-level domain would appease both sides of the debate.Here’s how .XXX works. With the new domain, those who want to look at porn can find it by searching for sites with the .XXX extension. Those who are against porn can just avoid the .XXX domain, trusting that a .COM site is safer.

For example, say you’re looking for an RV and hear about Pleasureland RV, a dealer in Minnesota. If you type in Pleasurelend.com, you will be surprised to find a porn site.

Pleasureland.xxx would be a helpful deterrent, especially for kids.

Currently, ICM Registry, a group that promotes .XXX, estimates about 10 million porn sites use the .COM domain. That’s about one out of every eight sites, they say. InternetSafety.com claims 43% of all Internet users have viewed porn.

The use of the new .XXX domain would be purely voluntary, according to ICM; the domain could become available later this year, assuming the approval holds water. (ICANN first proposed .XXX in 2005 and have gone back and forth on whether it really makes sense as a legitimate top-level domain name.) (more…)