Wonder Woman in a porn movie?

  1. AI-Assisted Fake Porn Is Here and We’re All Fucked 

    Did someone really paste the face of ‘Wonder Woman’ star Gal Gadot onto a porn video? There’s an x rated adult porn video of Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot having sex with her stepbrother, but it’s not really Gadot’s body, and it barely resembles her face. It’s an approximation made to look like Gadot’s performing in an incest themed porno video.

    The video was created with a machine learning algorithm

     Motherboard

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Understanding her sexual behavior in a mosquito could save the lives of millions

  1. Mosquito sex protein could provide key to controlling disease  

    The female Aedes aegypti mosquito, a carrier of the Zika disease and dengue and yellow fever mates only one time, on the wing and in only a few seconds, with one lucky male. She stores enough sperm from that single encounter to lay over 500 eggs.

    Understanding her sexual behavior could help prevent transmitting the deadly diseases she carries to millions of people yearly.

    Sex as a Weapon Read more at:

    Phys.Org

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Adult Bodies That Play Teens on Television

  1. The Adult Bodies Playing Teens on TV 

    Sheer Panic from child exploitation has often accompanied Hollywood movies that cast young actors as sexualized characters at their own age. When Brooke Shields played a sex trafficked prostitute at just 12 year old in the 1978 movie “Pretty Baby”, child welfare organizations “threatened to take the child actress out of her mother’s custody,”

    There are several other reasons why casting directors like to cast legal adults to play teenagers roles on screen, mainly labor laws, minors can only work limited hours and need special accommodations, and puberty itself, “The lived reality of puberty does not play well on screen,” said Rebecca Feasey, who teaches gender, media, and film studies at Bath Spa University in the U.K. “This is not about aesthetics, but rather about continuity—continuity which would be challenged by developing bodies and deepening voices.”

     Slate Magazine (blog)