ethnorotica

Met Art: Kelly

2008-10-03T02:46:00Z

This is Kelly in the blue. She’s soft and sweet and neatly trimmed and she knows all the right moves. She seems so perfectly put together, it makes me wonder how she tore her stockings. She makes me wanna do something…

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[Via Met Art]

Abby Winters: Monica

2007-06-29T23:02:00Z

Meet Monica, a lovely Brazilian amateur who was kind enough to pose for Abby Winters. I’m loving that purple g-string.

I truly hope, dear readers, that Monica makes up for the long wait.

[Via Abby Winters]

Moving

2007-04-27T15:05:00Z

Hey folks. Apologies for the lack of recent updates. We’ve had numerous technical problems here and the Laughing Man is finally fed up with it. We’re changing web hosts. Expect news within a fortnight.

UPDATE: We’re up and running on our new host. It will be a couple days before the new DNS records propagate throughout the internets.

White Men Can't Hump

2006-10-27T00:08:00Z

White Men Can’t Hump must surely be counted among the classics of modern cinema, one of those rare porn parodies that manages to surpass the original in every respect. In the future aspiring filmmakers will study this film alongside Fellini’s 8 1/2 and Kurosawa’s Rashomon. Mark my words.

Actually no—I’m full of shit. The film does show, however, that despite all the bitching we do about porn these days, the stuff they were cranking out in the early 90s was far worse. Between the bad dye-jobs, the big hair and the grainy video, well, let’s just say I’m glad we have bigger and better things to whine about in the 21st century.

[Via VideoBox]

Hegre-Art: Naomi Takes a Seat

2006-06-29T23:10:00Z

It shouldn’t be hard to understand why I’m so taken with Hegre Art babe Naomi. For one, there’s that 1,000 watt smile of hers. And then there’s that tighy, peachy tush. So if you’re reading this, Naomi, keep on posing—there’ll always be a place for you on ethnorotica.

[Via Hegre Art]

The Waking Vixen on Porn and Race

2006-06-29T00:15:00Z

Alt-porn starlet and newly minted porn director Audacia Ray recently posted a thoughtful essay about pornography and racism:

It is ignorant in that white liberal I-see-no-race-only-people way to assume that race is not an issue for performers and for consumers. It is and will continue to be. But the big question in my mind is how to acknowledge the desire for otherness or the desire to see interracial action – it is a real one – without pandering to that whole fetishization of the other thing (this is of course based on the perhaps faulty assumption that most porn buyers are white, though there is a an ethnic industry). And here’s the thing about “other” – in the world of sexuality but especially in the world of porn (which is much less nuanced than sexuality at large), the line between appreciation of difference and lecherous fetishizing of deviance is very, very thin.

Are interracial and ethnic pornos inherently racist? I’m inclined to say no. But there is certainly a line, one that many directors cross deliberately.

In one of the responses to Audacia’s entry, a commenter reminds us that we’re not just splitting hairs here:

I mean, is it necessary to have a Daphne Rosen type white woman play a part where she drives a car into a “bad” neighborhood, the car breaks down, then out of nowhere comes 3-5 black ghetto gangsta types who then proceed to take her back to their “crib” and work her over? Oh, and how convenient is it that she just happens to dress like a hooker with bad fashion sense?

Audacia concludes her post by posing some tricky questions:

So what’s the answer? Is it not casting mixed races scenes in order to punish viewers who for whatever reason want to see interracial action (and thereby reward those who think interracial action is the worst thing ever)? Is it casting these scenes but not promoting them to people who might be interested in such a thing (again, for whatever reason) with box cover text that indicates interracial action? Or is it promoting the scenes judiciously because that market exists?

I’m not sure how to answer these questions myself, but it does bode well that someone in jizz biz is even asking them.

Yikes!

2006-06-27T19:09:00Z

When I wrote the post about the 500 person orgy I knew I’d pick up a few links. What I did not know was that the post would be linked by, like, every site on the internets. Needless to say, my host wasn’t pleased with the server load. So, many apologies for the downtime. Everything’s good now and we’ll return to our regularly scheduled programming tomorrow.

Met Art: Keiko

2006-06-26T20:32:00Z

Keiko is cute. And quite unshaven. Usually I prefer my women trimmed but in some cases I’m happy to make an exception.

Full gallery (20 pics)...

[Via Met Art]

Shout Outs: I am not a role model

2006-06-23T18:03:42Z

Yes, this is just a flimsy excuse to post Zadie Smith’s photo. Wanna fight about it?

According to former Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss, Asian chicks are hot right now—as hot as threesomes, even—because they’re clean and presentable and submissive. Thanks for setting us back 30 years Heidi. [Maxim Online]
And white people are hot in Bollywood, at least in part because they do things on camera that Indians won’t do. This should come as no surprise to anyone who’s viewed hardcore porn in the last ten years. [MeFi]
Fearing internet sex predators, Canada plans to raise its age of consent to 16. Right now a million pederasts are frantically clicking through MySpace profiles looking for one last fling. [Yahoo News]
Talented Brit author Zadie Smith says she isn’t a spokesperson for multiculturalism. Frankly, I like it that way. [Mixed Media Watch]

No sex please, we're Japanese

2006-06-23T00:01:13Z

Ahh… the sweet smell of irony. Just days after I post about the world’s biggest orgy (hosted in Japan), along comes this worrisome article about the declining birthrate in Japan:

“Japanese people simply aren’t having sex,” Dr. Kunio Kitamura, director of the Japan Family Planning Association, was quoted as saying by the Japan Times, an English language daily.

An association survey of 936 people between the ages of 16 and 49 showed 31 percent had not had sex for more than a month “for no particular reason”—a condition known as “sexless.”

“As much as subsidies and welfare programs are important, sexlessness is also a critical issue in this problem.”

Perhaps these people were just doing their civic duty.