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Posted in luxnightmare on Jan 9th, 2008
Today’s Boinkology TV segment was on the best places for sexual information, sex blogs and porn. And we got a very nice mention. Thanks, Lux!
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Posted in chrishall, cinekink, corysilverberg, events, luxnightmare, rachelkramerbussel, sexbloggers, sxsw on Aug 21st, 2007
SXSW (which stands for South By Southwest) is a week-long annual music, film and “emerging technologies” festival that takes place in Austin, TX. The SXSW Interactive festival celebrates the creativity and passion behind the coolest new media technologies. It’s held in Austin, Texas, March 7-11, 2008. What’s hotter than smart geeks talking about [...]
Posted in education, luxnightmare, sex on Jun 4th, 2007
Lux Nightmare has a new site, Boinkology. “Because sex rocks, and we should talk about it.”
Congratulations Lux, and see you soon!
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Posted in Gothamist, interview, luxnightmare, rachelkramerbussel on Mar 16th, 2007
The pseudonymous Lux Nightmare burst onto the alt porn scene as a college student at Columbia where she launched the naked-guy-and-girl site That Strange Girl, featuring stills and video of herself and numerous other models who looked like they could be her fellow classmates. At a time when Suicide Girls and Burning Angel were coming [...]
Posted in luxnightmare, pinkghetto, sex, sexerati on Feb 4th, 2007
Lux Nightmare writes:
Even when it’s not porn, it’s sex: and sex alone is enough to earn the label NSFW. Sex, even academic sex, is something we can’t always discuss in polite company. Trying to build your life, your career, around a discussion of sex means accepting that you will always have a fringe identity. That [...]
