Another round of sly, silly and some surely dangerous, sex/culture stories that hit the news this week.
Federal prosecutors have requested a court in Arizona to sentence Michael Lacey, Scott Spear and John Brunst for the remaining charges leveled against them for what has become a long and drawn-out case against Backpage.com. Lacey is the former co-owner of the infamous website, Spear and Brunst ex-executives.
In April the judge acquitted the trio of 63 of the 84 counts the men were charged with by a suit brought against by the Justice Department six years ago.
Federal prosecutors are hoping the court can still hit the trio with twenty years each on the remaining charges.
Things haven’t been so peachy of late for Prince Andrew. Post his settling a lawsuit brought by Virginia Giuffre, where the young woman alleged the royal forced her to have sex with him on multiple occasions—when she was seventeen—as a result of Giuffre being sex trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein, it seems King Charles III has been trying his best to disavow himself and the family from his brother
Charles just made inroads to have Anderw, and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson move out of their Royal Lodge home and also just took away Andrew’s private security.
As reported here, U.S. Vice President hopeful Tim Walz made a rousing speech at the Democratic National Convention, where in part he promised that if he and Kamala Harris get in come November, "We'll build a country where the government stays the hell out of your bedroom!"
This is as nice to hear for all folks who believe in the Harris/Walz ticket as those who find their bedrooms already too crowded with old furniture, too many pillows and maybe a partner they wished wasn’t there so often.
Las Vegas sex-positive institution the Erotic Heritage Museum, housing more than 24,000 square feet of permanent and featured exhibits, is presenting their “Black List Exhibition, Freakshow and Concert,” On 8/31/2024.
Starting at 7 PM and lasting until 11:30 PM, the night will feature live musical performances, a “demonic” burlesque, the official launch of museum director, Dr. Victoria Hartmann’s new book Forbidden: The Sexual Art of Serial Killers, and the installation of the museum’s Luis Royo art exhibition to a new gallery designed just for it.
Tickets are $29.00 and may be purchased here.
