Sofia Valentine

Hot on the heels of “Hell Where The Party Is” (Viva Style, Sylvia Saint, Angel Dark, Natalli Di Angelo, Luna Luxx, Julia Taylor, Jennifer Stone), Harmony have released “The Wicked Ones” (Sofia Valentine, Ebony Goddess, Emma Butt, Jennie Baby, Jordan Kingsley, Michelle Moist, Michelle Thorn, Ree Petra, Tanya Tate).

Hell Where The Party Is promises a banging music video style hardcore movie “for the MTV generation”. The Wicked Ones’ cover reads like the work of a perverted beat poet, nice!

We’ll be reviewing both in the next few days for Erotic Buzz so keep an eye out over there for the full low-down. First impressions are good, the production value looks high and the style slick – just what we expect from Harmony.

Mutsugoto

Keeping a relationship going over a long distance has always been and issue. Telephones helped and now email, SMS and video chat means you have moreways than ever to keep the flame alive.

Then something completely new comes along Mutsugoto. 

Described as “Body Drawing Technology” it claims to deliver a whole new way in which lovers can express their emotions when miles apart. More subtle than dildonics and infinitely more expressive IMHO. You can see the system in action at the Edinburgh Arts Festival starting 5 August 2009.

According to Distance Labs “Human intimacy is a significant but often neglected part of modern life. More people now than ever carry on long distance relationships with romantic partners, sometimes for extended periods of time.” Further information about the project can be found here. 

You can become a tester for the system by contact Distance Labs via their contacts page.

Mutsugoto from Distance Lab on Vimeo.

Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast

A research team at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast, lead by Professor Wallace Dinsmore has created a clinically tested and proven aid for men who suffer from premature ejaculation. 

This distressing complaint which affects up to 40% of men at some point during their lives can blight relationships and be a source of acute embarrassment to many.

In double-blind trials men who used the spray experienced being able to make love to their partners up to 6.3 times longer than without it. This compares well to those using the placebo sprays who experienced an increase in duration of sex around 1.7 times their previous average.

Respect to the couples who took part in the trials, they were required to time their love making with a stopwatch from first penetration to ejaculation.

Professor Dinsmore is quoted as stating “Premature ejaculation can be a very distressing condition for men and can cause distress, frustration and make them avoid sexual intimacy.”

He went on, “Our study shows that when the PSD502 spray was applied to the man’s penis five minutes before intercourse it improved both sexual performance and sexual satisfaction, which are key factors in treating premature ejaculation.”

One major advantage of the spray is that the test subject’s partners experienced minimal transfer of PSD502 from their partner’s penis. This removed the necessity to use a condom to prevent the man’s partner from becoming desensitised by the spray. A great bonus for those in relationships who don’t use condoms to ensure they are practicing safe sex.