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Published Tue, Jan 27 2015 10:56 AM EST Updated Tue, Jan 27 2015 11:20 AM EST
Jessa Rhodes at the Adult Entertainment Expo
An attendee at the 2015 Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas demos the Oculus virtual reality glasses.
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There are a few constants in Las Vegas every January.
The tech world will descend upon the town right after New Year's for the International Consumer Electronics Show, or CES . And not too long afterward, the adult entertainment industry will follow.
While CES (and this week's SHOT Show ) are closed to the general public, the Adult Entertainment Expo welcomes its fans—and this year, they're more welcome than ever — as the show has extended its public hours and expects to hit record high attendance levels.
The show floor is a cavalcade of barely-there lingerie, flirtation, sexual capitalism and whips (as 50 Shades mania continues).
In addition to porn stars meeting their fans — and jumping off their chairs to hug and pose for pictures with many of them — there's a lot of business being conducted at the show. Toy companies are showing off their new lines to retailers and business negotiations between companies take place in private suites.
While the industry's most ardent fans make a pilgrimage here each year, not everyone is able to make the trip. For those people, here's a taste of a day at the porn show.
—By Chris Morris, Special to CNBC Posted 26 Jan. 2015
(Pictured, Jessa Rhodes at the Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas.)
In an industry where things change so rapidly, there's something refreshing about old porn stereotypes. Porn studio Brazzers has set up a makeshift "classroom" on the show floor, with some models (like Keisha Grey, pictured here) dressed up in Catholic schoolgirl outfits — and others, dressed as strict, cleavage-baring teachers.
The ongoing interest in the bondage subculture means this show area, dedicated to some of the more intense parts of the fetish, continues to grow. There are plenty of whips and rope (and some other devices that we really can't go into), but there are also some elaborate custom items, like this outfit from The Black Room. Already sold (for $3,500), it took just under a month to create and was made entirely of chrome and steel.
Joanna Angel is more than a star in the industry, she's also the head of Burning Angel, the company that helped bring the punk look into porn (paving the way for performers like Bonnie Rotten).
Burning Angel hasn't been entirely spared the piracy that is hurting some of its competitors, but it boasts a loyal following.
Penthouse is moving into a new form of adult entertainment — booze.
The company has licensed its name on a line of sparkling wines (sold for $30 a bottle) and whites and reds (for $17-$22 each). It has also launched a line of flavored vodkas that it says will boost the libido of those who consume it, as well as a plain vodka, Canadian whisky and a Whiskey/Tequila blend, which actually works quite well. (All of the licensed spirits cost $30 a bottle.)
With virtual reality on the horizon, it was just a matter of time before porn jumped on board. Red Light District is a VR strip club and…well, orgy. The graphics are good, but not up to par with today's top video games. But that hasn't stopped people from lining up to try the experience out.
AEE is a chance for fans to meet their favorite stars, like Skin Diamond, pictured. The lines grow longer each day. By Saturday, people will wait for 30 minutes or more just for a few minutes — tops — with the most popular actresses, but that never seems to deter them.
The adult industry isn't limited to your home. Several adult vacation spots are promoting themselves at the show — including Jamaica's famed Hedonism 2 (which recently underwent a substantial refurbishment). Lines at these sorts of booths generally aren't long, but seemingly everyone at the show has at least slowed down to take a look when they walk by.
The Adult Novelty Expo runs concurrent with AEE, showing off some of the year's upcoming sex toys. Among the items on display this year is Teddy Love, a bear that's definitely not for kids. Designed as a pleasure product for women, this cuddly little guy's nose vibrates at 10 different speeds.
One of the fastest growing areas in adult entertainment is CamGirls, performers who strip (and more) online for tips. Fans rarely get a chance to meet them, since so many work from home (and don't feature dance at strip clubs around the country as many porn stars do) — but at AEE, fans may be able to finally see them in person.
In a convention area full of sex experts, it makes sense to tap into that knowledge. This year's AEE features a number of seminars led by Jessica Drake, whose "Guide to Wicked Sex" series has been a hot seller for years.
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As I've mentioned before, sex on TV isn't anything new. And sex isn't the problem, it's the amount of it. I love it as much as the next person, but that doesn't mean I want to be bombarded with it. Sometimes I do just want to watch something for the plot, and not see who gets laid next. I'm not saying we should get rid of sex on TV, but damn, does it gets old after a while. Honestly, just turn on HBO during prime-time and you'll see more boobs than all the amateur Mardi Gras videos that pop up every year. It gets to the point where it just isn't "sexy" to show all this sex; it's just there to fulfill some sort of bizarre, penis-shaped quota. And so once again , we're going to look at the shows which use "plot" like a thin layer of latex to cover up all of the nastiness. 7. The Tudors (2007-2010) I wasn't able to watch this on Showtime when it first aired, but thankfully the series has since been put on Netflix. Now having seen it, I can honestly say it wasn't quite what I was expecting. Oh sure, I knew it was definitely going to have some stuff since it's known that Henry VIII couldn't keep it in his pants (I'm being very nice when I say it that way). I'm surprised he only had 6 offical kids, although I think he's got a string of bastard children so large it's something like that Every Sperm Is Sacred skit in Monty Python. Based on events of the show, I believe we saw the conception of all of them. I figured there would be more to it than the king's sexual conquests, but I was wrong. Really wrong. Yes, there is a hint of a plot sometimes, but most of it is this guy making rabbits seem modest. He managed to get booty in almost every episode. I know this wasn't meant to be anywhere near historically accurate, but could you imagine if he really did get laid that often? It really is good to be the king.
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There seems to be a reoccurring trend in most TV shows today: Turn your audience on as much as possible so they come back for more. Entertainment today is aimed directly at our naughty bits, and we wouldn't have it another way.
However, there are some cases when you might watch a show just for the story, and then there's a penis that seems to come out of nowhere. Or everything is so suggestive that you feel like you should bathe in holy water just to feel semi clean again.
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I remember coming across this on On Demand one day. Not one to miss a potential new favorite, I gave it a shot. All I remember is an opening credit, and the next thing I knew I saw a couple going at it like monkeys. I don't care if a show has sex scenes. Hell, I'm married. Sex is nothing new to me. What I absolutely don't like is when a show tries to beat into your brain that whatever given group of people are quite sexually active. What's the point?
From what I can gather, it's an excuse for creator/actress Lena Dunham to get naked. I'm all for empowering women, but even I have my limits. Every episode is the characters trying to navigate through being single, or something. Take away what little wit and actual funny moments that were in Sex and the City, and you have Girls.
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