“It’s a common story,” says Kyle, crossed-legged on a sofa in north London. Mid-twenties, with clothes draped over thin limbs, he has the insouciant air of an art student. “Someone going under on G and the guy hosting the party… Continue Reading
Sure, why not? Keeping in mind that drinking entirely too much green beer isn’t actually an endearing behavior, there’s no reason you can’t celebrate today by getting lucky. With a reminder that just because you read it on the Internet… Continue Reading
Yesterday we reported on the case of the “phony faith healer” cum “black magician” arrested in Turin. We’re following up with this reposting (with the author’s permission) from the FB page of Massimo Introvigne, an academic in the area of… Continue Reading
In Liber LXXVII aka “Oz,” the Prophet of the Lovely Star proclaimed: “Man has the right to love as he will, when, where and whom he will.” Meanwhile, the Thelemic community residing within Ordo Templi Orientis tend to accept all… Continue Reading
Giacomo Casanova was an 18th century “adventurer” and author whose name became synonymous with “womanizer” thanks to his extensive activities in that realm of endeavor. His memoir, Histoire de ma vie is one of the most detailed accounts of the… Continue Reading
The BBC recently ran a news story on Vasalgel, the first new strategy in male contraception to surface in decades. The article explains: “Vasalgel acts as a physical barrier once injected into the tubes [vas deferens] that sperm would swim… Continue Reading
A few years ago, NPR offered up an investigation into the roots of St. Valentine’s Day. It begins: “Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate romance and love and kissy-face fealty. But the origins of this festival of candy and… Continue Reading
The Reprobate magazine has announced a night of cinematic transgression at London’s Horse Hospital on March 8th, under the title Nova Nights: Progressive Transgressive and Underground. The magazine’s announcement says: “The evening will consist of three slots. Change Itself – An… Continue Reading
The BBC Reports that one in ten British women find sex painful. The piece begins: “The survey of nearly 7,000 sexually active women aged 16 to 74, in BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, suggests this medical problem… Continue Reading
Ordo Templi Orientis Sweden recently issued the 4th installment of their official journal “Solstandet” or “The Solstice” auf English. Their website states: “[Solstandet ] is published twice a year in English and Swedish at the summer and winter solstices. It is… Continue Reading