YNOT Events announced today that comedian Brad Williams will perform at the 2019 YNOT Cam Awards in Hollywood. The high energy comic, who was once referred to by Robin Williams as "Prozac with a head," will perform prior to the beginning of the award show itself.

Brazzers announced today the upcoming launch of "ASMRotica" a live autonomous sensory meridian response event created in collaboration with The New Society for Wellness. The two-night debut will be held in New York on June 19 and 26.

Gamma Films announced today that the company has named Kristen Scott as the latest addition to Adult Time’s production roster, tapping the award-winning performer as a new director for Gamma's all-girl studio Girlsway.

YNOT Events announced today that live adult cam platform Chaturbate has signed on as the Presenting Sponsor for the inaugural edition of #Cammunity, YNOT's all-new cam model summit.

A new bill would adopt the California Supreme Court's three-prong test to determine if a worker is an "employee" or "independent contractor" - and exempt some professionals. Will adult performers be exempt? Not as it stands.

YNOT Events announced today that Studio20, industry pioneer in the live cam studio business, is returning as a Platinum Sponsor of the 2019 YNOT Cam Awards in Hollywood, California. The show takes place August 7 at the historic Avalon Hollywood.

In the first article of our series focused on the creation of compelling content, YNOT sits down with Lee Roy Myers to talk about his process, influences and the elements that make a mainstream work a good target for a porn parody.

The parent company of German pleasure product manufacturer Satisfyer has announced a deal which gives the company worldwide rights to use Penthouse trademarks and to become the main supplier of all Penthouse stores.

Everyone in the adult industry knows it's important to offer compelling content - but what makes content "good"? In an upcoming article series, YNOT explores that question with the help of directors, editors, script writers and others who serve crucial roles in content production.

Attorney Michael Avenatti pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft against his former client, adult performer Stormy Daniels. Avenatti faces similar charges in California in connection with five other clients.