Sarah Gidick started the Instagram account Porn for Women to repost photos of hot famous dudes like Tom Hardy and Ryan Gosling and ended up with over 80,000 followers. Since that was popular, she decided to expand her brand: she's now setting up shoots herself for her new site The PFW.

Research commissioned by the Playboy channel found that women, especially younger ones, are open to watching porn if it features "real chemistry, nonenhanced body parts, varied body shapes and 'contextualized' sex. Not everyone agrees.

Well now we're wondering who her favorite stars are!

Do sexy men and smart writing make for good reading? After spotting Filament magazine on my local newsstand - featuring the tagline "the thinking woman's crumpet" - I unwrapped what I thought was a new ladymag and, well, rediscovered porn.

Randall Munroe, the witty cartoonist over at xkcd, has taken on Porn for Women, a book of hunky men working on various chores, and pointed out the obvious: that ain't porn. [xkcd]

"Men Who Do Housework May Get More Sex," the headline of this AP story reads. Well, duh. Anyway, a report released today by the Council on Contemporary Families states that men's contribution to housework has doubled over the past four decades. Let's hope so! Because a modern wives, as the Daily Mail so helpfully…

A story in the Times of London by Nerve sexperts Lorelei Sharkey and Emma Taylor (Em & Lo) suggests that if a man wants to get a woman "in the mood" he ought to start not by groping her — but by cleaning the house or remembering to take the recycling out. Em & Lo mention a recent book called Porn For Women, which…