New York City has always been a pivotal location for any cultural movement, and the adult industry has certainly not been an exception. The city’s famous 42nd Street red light district was a sort of Mecca to the sexual counterculture of the 1960s and 1970s, […]
From the titillating to the scholarly to the absurd, NYC’s Museum of Sex offers rotating exhibitions touching on history, science, art, and culture. It’s a legit museum, though not pristine like MoMA or architecturally vital like The Guggenheim. It’s a little dingy in fact, but […]
As the synopsis of the innovative new film Marriage 2.0 says, “Our relationships, romantic and otherwise, are in many ways beginning to reflect… new realities.” BaDoink has been following the changing trends in sex media and technology, and the most recent flick from the creative […]
Burlesque first appeared in the U.S. in the 1840s, reaching the height of its popularity by the 1930s with stripper celebs like Gypsy Rose Lee and Blaze Starr and comedians like Mae West and Jackie Gleason. Though burlesque never fully recovered from Prohibition, it saw […]
