Everything you know about sex is true.

(via the guardian.)

The Erotica Films blog lists downloadable films from the 1950s to now. Russ Meyer, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Marilyn Monroe... Don't know what you're waiting for!

Pier Paolo Pasolini, Il Fiore delle mille e una notte (Arabian Nights), 1974

Via ubuweb tweets.

Henri Cartier-Bresson, Charles Henri Ford, Paris, 1935

An interesting article in The Guardian reports on censorship, the American Catholic League and Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture, a show currently running in Washington DC that looks at art history from a homosexual perspective.

Last week, the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery withdrew from Hide/Seek a video by the artist David Wojnarowicz, Fire in My Belly, which includes a crucifix covered in ants, symbolising the suffering of people with Aids; Wojnarowicz died of the disease in 1992.

"When," Curator Jonathan Katz asks, "will the decent majority of Americans stand against a fringe that sees censorship as a replacement for debate?"

Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture, at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington DC. Until 1 January.

Read in British free metro newspaper: Busty Heart performs karate with her massive breasts, stuns viewers. I had to find a video. I now need to recover from it. Damn you Metro!

Joys of the animal kingdom!
Via Jezebel, a usually reliable blog so i'll assume the video is authentic (please don't disappoint me!)

This video is in memory of Joe Sarno, the pioneer of the sexploitation film genre, who passed on a couple of months ago, after allowing use of this film footage from Flesh and Lace (1964.)

"Love Letters" is a retooling of the original classic by Ketty Lester, set to the music of Brutus Faust, edited by Vincent V.

Via artnet.