"Some" say Camille Grammer is going to release an incriminating sex tape. This is all very confusing. Sure, she may want to humiliate a cheating ex, but wouldn't she...humiliate herself in the process?

You mean couples don't always come at the same time? And ladies don't pull the sheet over their boobs right afterwards? Next they'll be telling us women don't usually keep their expensive bras on throughout sex either. [College Candy]

Yesterday I attended the premiere of the documentary Exxxit: Life After Porn. I learned some disturbing things about what it's like to have sex on camera — and to stop.

The National Enquirer reports that John Edwards may be willing to admit some campaign finance violations in connection with his payments to Rielle Hunter. The prospect of jail time really can prompt major backtracking, huh? [Enquirer]

On the heels of yet another petition supporting Roman Polanski, this one signed by famous directors, a new woman will apparently hold a press conference today accusing Polanski of sexual misconduct.

An Australian filmmaker is organizing a mass virginity auction and filming it as a documentary. Selling virginity, of course, is nothing new — what is new is pretending such sales are ideologically interesting.

Apropos of Jenna Jameson's alleged abuse at the hands of boyfriend Tito Ortiz, The Daily Beast's Sean Macaulay says porn stars often go on to crappy lives. But maybe he's just watching the wrong kind of porn.

Fearful of going the betrayed-Sandra route, some women turn to a "professional honey-pot." Who, obviously, tells all to the tabloids!

A video of Rielle Hunter's GQ photo shoot casts major doubt on her claims that she didn't know the pictures would be sexy — and Andrew Young is busily trying to discredit her other assertions.

There's a lot in Rielle Hunter's GQ interviewto be disturbed by: her pet name for John Edwards, the photographs she posed for, and her claim that "he's very honest and truthful." Perhaps most bizarre, however, is Hunter's take on relationships.

Tiger Woods's public apology Monday has thrown a spotlight — yet again — on sex addiction, and it's time for us to change how we talk about it.

Andrew Young has been ordered to turn over all copies of the John Edwards sex tape. Young was held in contempt on Thursday for his refusal to deliver the original, which he kept in a safe box in Atlanta. [Politico]

A University of Montreal researcher couldn't find any dudes who hadn't seen porn — but this lack of a control group didn't stop him from announcing that porn has no effect on young men. We don't buy it.

The next time you're hooking up with an Italian stallion, check for cameras: Secretly recording sex with your partner isn't illegal, the Italian supreme court just ruled. Some 49-year-old guy who'd taped his girlfriend without her knowledge has been acquitted. Maybe some women will be prompted to give shady boyfriends…