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Every minute, 100 hours of video footage are uploaded to YouTube. A likely majority of these videos are sneezing pandas and laughing babies, but a new trend is also emerging: using YouTube as a platform for sex education.

London alternative rock group Bombay Bicycle Club’s fourth studio album, “So Long, See You Tomorrow” is an eclectic mix featuring a hint of electronica and…

The icicles hang Pendulous on the highway scene The taut jaw Whispering the memories of a Tangerine Childhood As nature’s drug of choice Cakes the…

Desperate college student buys condoms from Sub Connection Late this Thursday evening, employees at campus sandwich shop/convenient store, Sub Connection, reported that someone had finally…

The entire female population goes crazy for Michael Fassbender’s penis Michael Fassbender: the only name that can make women orgasm with just one mention. If…

No matter how much we wish it would, it’s clear that the 50 Shades of Grey fad is going nowhere anytime soon. Especially with the…

In high school I was an overachiever in most regards. I took risks, but they always had to do with passports and word choice, never…

Changes in marijuana legislations raise questions Recreational marijuana use is an undisputed part of our modern culture, almost as common as alcohol use. Today, the…

There’s no denying that this is not your typical television sex scene. Ever since its premiere in April 2012, “Girls” has never been afraid to take risks, most notably in regards to portraying sex and naked bodies. Naturally, these artistic choices have not gone unnoticed.

A look into the development of male hormonal contraception Condoms, and vasectomies and abstinence! Oh, my! By and large these have been the only three…