Interviews with Erotic Artists and Creators Beyond models and photographers, Lollypops regularly interviews erotic illustrators, digital artists, and authors, These features shine a light on the...
Inversion of the Male Gaze: Disrupting Objectification and Promoting Self-Defined Erotic Identities
The media landscape is replete with sexualized images that cater to the traditional male gaze,...
FHM was an influential magazine that covered various topics related to men's lifestyle and culture.
It also stood out from similar publications due to its editorial independence, which allowed its...
Depictions of same-sex desire within the context of heterosexual marriages have gained increasing visibility in literature, television, and film. In particular, works such as Lusty Wives explore this...
In many stories involving travel-based fantasies, the main character(s) are free to explore their sexual desires and engage in erotic adventures without judgment or consequence. This can be...
Evolution of Content Explicitness
Over the years, the magazine's explicitness evolved in line with market demand and industry standards. Early issues were relatively tame compared to later ones,...
Wetaish's reinterpretation of historical erotica involves more than just artistic expression; it also offers an opportunity to explore human desire, identity, and societal norms through time and...
The Victorian era was characterized by a strict social order that dictated proper behavior for men and women alike. Men were expected to be stoic, reserved, and conservative, while women were...
Playboy's impact on sexual liberation is undeniable. Founded in 1953, the magazine revolutionized American culture with its promotion of casual dating, sexual exploration, and empowerment for women,...
Hustler was an American men's magazine founded in 1974 by Larry Flynt, known for its graphic depictions of sexual acts and outrageous humor. It quickly became popular among young males who were drawn...