Daniel Radcliffe is letting it all out there today, guys. First up, the NY Post quotes the actor as saying, "I don't think the Oscars like commercial films, or kids' films, unless they're directed by Martin Scorsese. I was watching Hugo the other day and going, 'Why is this nominated and we're not?' I was slightly miffed." more ›

A Bushwick high school art teacher was fired for allegedly sleeping with a student and plying multiple students with pot and booze off campus. According to the Post, Bushwick Community HS art teacher Giovanna Vasconez was found to have had sex with one student, and "fooled around" with another. She also gave the two students, along with a third, pot and booze. more ›

The holidays are coming up, and with them come holiday parties, and with holiday parties comes booze, and with booze comes all sorts of studies about how booze is scary. Just last week, we learned that drunk people like to hook up at the aforementioned holiday parties, and today, we are told that drunk people, when hooking up, might have unsafe sex due to being drunk. Thanks, science! more ›

Yeshiva University, the Orthodox Jewish college in Manhattan with the transgendered professor, is in another uproar because the school's online newspaper, The Beacon, published a personal essay about an unmarried woman's hotel tryst. more ›

Despite reports that all teenagers are technologically overzealous horndogs, like, 24/7, a new study says to slow down just a minute—apparently teenagers aren't so into sexting, after all. more ›

Normally, we don't spend that much time perusing South African newspapers, but every once in a while, something pops up that's worthy of international attention: several doctors report that people like to get drunk at office holiday parties and have casual sex. Especially women, who apparently don't know how to deal with getting drunk and hooking up. more ›

Hotels were created so people had a place to do all the weird stuff they couldn't do at home: world leaders can canoodle, impromptu "best-ass contests" can be held, and of course, celebrities can have "booze-and-blow" binges. And to that end, a new lawsuit contends that boxing legend and noted women's neglige aficionado Oscar De La Hoya threw just such a booze-and-blow fueled sex party at The Ritz-Carlton on Central Park South, complete with cross-dressing, veiled threats, and unnamable sexual positions. “It was beyond kinky. Things that I don’t even know how to explain were done with him,” model Angelica Marie Cecora told the Post. more ›

The Comfort Station has become an integral part of life for those living at Zuccotti Park, distributing clothing, blankets, tampons, shaving needs, and body wash to overnight occupiers. However, one item you'll have trouble finding there is condoms. "We don't have any on hand." said Victoria Tran-Trainh, a Pace University student from Boston who helps keep the operation running smoothly. "I guess the General Assembly decided that we shouldn't hand out condoms any more, that people shouldn't be having sex in the park. But a lot of people seem to be to giving them out anyway. If we had condoms here and someone wanted them, I wouldn't say no because that's stupid," she added. more ›

Last week we learned that students in city schools would be taught about sexual intercourse and its implications as the DOE set one semester of required cirriculum for sixth or seventh graders and students in their first two years of high school. Thankfully, parents who prefer to keep their children ignorant of the crucial details surrounding humanity's most primal and consequential activities have prevailed: some of the course work has been cut. Specifically, the "risk cards" that were to be used by middle schoolers to explain different types of sex acts and their health implications. Thankfully, a dusty VHS copy of Showgirls is willing to fill in the gaps. more ›

Brace yourselves: sex ed arrives at the city's middle and high schools next year, and it. Will. Be. SEXY. According to the Post, high school students will note the cost of condoms and "research a route from a school to a clinic that provides birth control and STD tests." Middle schoolers will use "risk cards" to sort activities likes mutual masturbation and oral sex. "I didn't know how much detail they would get," one SoHo mother says, quaintly assuming that students don't already think and talk about sex all the time. more ›

In late August, a 27-year-old police officer was accused of raping a woman at gunpoint while off-duty in Manhattan. Today, officer Michael Pena pleaded not guilty to charges that he forced the 25-year-old teacher into a courtyard behind an Inwood building at gunpoint early that morning and raped her. It was also revealed today that Pena, who admitted he had been drinking that morning, implied after his arrest that the encounter was consensual. more ›

Just because you can't dress up sexy to visit Rikers Island anymore doesn't mean you can't get frisky if you work there instead. A female corrections officer was just busted for having sex with a male inmate...again. more ›

Today, the Post has a "trend" story about how people are suddenly getting their freak on in restaurants all over the city. Under-the-table footjobs, men's room makeouts, and kitchen coitus are apparently happening all around you, although we could have sworn that this sort of behavior's been going on...pretty much since the invention of restaurants. So in the name of science, we bravely conducted an extremely scientific office poll of the best and worst bars and restaurants to play hide the salami. more ›

Reactions are pouring in from both sides about the city's new sex ed mandate, which requires all public middle and high schoolers to learn how to do things like put on a condom. The Pope, unsurprisingly, is none too pleased, though parents seem happy that their kids aren't learning from Facebook. more ›

Sex surveys have kept us reaching for the Cosmopolitan nearly every time we go to the dentist. If you don't know how much mind-blowing sex other people are having, you will never have any yourself (that's science!). So naturally, when the New York Post asks for your help in dishing your dirty secrets in their SEX survey, you obey. No gimp mask necessary. As usual, "All Answers Are Anonymous," unless a Post staffer happens to drop the fact that you enjoy performing the "peanut butter paddleboat" into their Facebook feed. more ›

Students across the city will soon be giggling over condom application demonstrations in the classroom, now that the city is requiring public middle and high schoolers to take sex-ed classes covering more aspects of the birds and the bees. more ›

As Dominique Strauss-Kahn's accuser Nafissatou Diallo wages her media campaign to press the Manhattan DA's office to prosecute the former IMF head for sexual assault, an ex-lover of Strauss-Kahn's tells Swiss magazine L'illustré that Diallo's attorneys contacted her and asked her if Strauss-Kahn was ever violent, or if he forced her to have an abortion. "The questions were truly salacious, surgical. He proposed that I meet his client. I refused," the woman identified as Marie-Victorine M. told the magazine. "What is violence? A man who pushes you against a wall and who hugs you, is that violent?" she asks, "For me, this is not violent…neither physically nor verbally." more ›

Prison chaplains are supposed to bring comfort to inmates during their journey of personal reflection while in the clink. But if you can also financially assist inmates in these tough economic times, you're really doing the Lord's work. 70-year-old deacon Frank DeTucci was arrested yesterday for attempting to pay a male inmate to perform oral sex. According to the Daily News, authorities in the Queensboro Correctional Facility found DeTucci "kneeling…in front of the prisoner," in his office and later discovered "$200 in his shoe and another $153 in his wallet." He admitted to paying the same inmate $270 for oral sex on two separate occasions. more ›

A Queens firefighter was arrested yesterday for exposing himself to two 14-year-old boys after he bought them alcohol. 48-year-old Michael Taggart allegedly drank with the teenagers before he exposed his penis to them at around 2 a.m. in Oakland Gardens. Taggart has been a firefighter for 15 years, and was suspended for 30 days without pay following charges of public lewdness, endangering the welfare of a child, and distributing alcohol to a minor, the Daily News reports. No word on whether he will choose the classic "peeing" defense or the more nuanced "penis game gone awry." more ›

We found out yesterday that a nice apartment goes a long way when trying to have sex with a lady. No discerning metropolitan woman will dare engage in coitus with a gentleman who has less than 15 windows, and having an elevator that opens up into your loft is the same as if you had volunteered at the Boys & Girls club for a decade: it makes you sensitive and sexy. But one man stood out of the group of "multimillionaire financiers" and real estate moguls featured in the Post's story: comedian Jim Norton. Surely there was more to his apartment than fancy windows and a "state of the art kitchen" (besides the semen stains). more ›

Attorneys defending a 67 year-old Westchester cookbook author from federal human trafficking violations and sexual abuse charges are attempting to suppress information that he had a legal, consensual encounter with a 16 year-old girl in Michigan in 2008. (At the time, the age of consent in that state was 16.) The Post reports that the lawyers told the judge "the questionable ethical and moral choice of an older man sleeping with a very young female would "lead many jurors to hate [Joseph] Yannai," and after stressing that his behavior was "not criminal," it "would certainly be viewed as abhorrent by a large portion of society." more ›

Police have arrested a NJ woman who is accused of carrying on a sexual relationship with two teenagers when they were 15-years-old. Police allege that Leta Huitron, 28, had sex with the two brothers over an undisclosed amount of time in Point Pleasant Beach. Huitron was charged with two counts of sexual assault of a minor and two counts of endanger­ing the welfare of a child this week. more ›

Concerned relatives of 76-year-old Cora Davis had not heard from her in two days, so they went to check on her at her East Harlem apartment at the Wagner Houses on East 124th Street. When they opened the woman's bedroom door, they found her grandson, 21-year-old Larry Davis, having sex in her bed with an unidentified 20-year-old woman. Cora Davis was nowhere to be found, and an argument ensued, with one family member demanding to know, "Where's Grandma?" more ›

Last month, a massive five-alarm fire broke out in a six-floor East Flatbush apartment, killing one and leaving dozens injured and homeless. The fire turned out to be the unintended result of a voodoo sex ritual gone wrong, after one resident paid 66-year-old Nelson (Pepe) Pierre $300 to perform such a ceremony. And police and residents say that so-called voodoo priests such as Pierre are just two-bit con men preying on desperate immigrants. more ›

Despite a major presence in the national psyche, the story of the comely college co-ed who goes "Lesbian Until Graduation" is probably just a myth, at least according to the National Center for Health Statistics. The same study from the Center [PDF] that told us that kids these days aren't having sex as much also indicates that women with bachelor’s degrees are actually less likely to have had a same-sex experience than those who did not finish high school. more ›