Viral chef and satirist Tova has built a whole character, community, and burlesque Shabbat empire out of internet chaos. She talks about dating culture, identity, and the addictive high of staying relevant online.

In our latest issue, Barbie Three Six speaks with Lady Lily about identity, desire, humor, and the darker edges of being seen.

Comedian Steph Tolev talks hemorrhoids, fame, and finding humor in hell in a brutally honest interview with Madison Murray.

Meet the woman who rewrote the rules of sex work, built the marketing playbook everyone now copies, and told women everywhere to stop asking nicely and start demanding money.

What began as a single nude shoot grew into a three-year creative odyssey between Ana and Mia—two women bound by trust, risk, and a shared obsession with the erotic image. From Italy to Thailand, their lens captures not just beauty, but the intimacy of friendship, the rawness of collaboration, and the freedom of being truly seen.

In her latest essay, sexologist Coral Osborne unpacks why the most intense orgasms can come from unlikely partners. Through evolutionary psychology and shadow work, she reframes desire as a space where mating strategy falls away and sexual strategy takes over—raw, immediate, and stripped of agenda.

Former child star turned rock musician Viola Odette Harlow opens up about life after Hollywood, battling lupus and heart disease, and why sex work became both survival and art. In conversation with Reese Piper, she reflects on LA’s fading glamour, the resilience of disabled artists, and her upcoming book No One Famous Has It Yet.

Goddess Grace transformed from conservative Armenian upbringing to luxury fetish visionary, building an international stable of submissives through Instagram and OnlyFans. The long-nail and foot fetish specialist discusses authentic domination, TPE ethics, rare couture collecting, and plans for creative collaborations beyond sex work.

Angelyne engineered fame with pink Corvettes and LA billboards decades before 'influencer' existed. The original self-made icon discusses her mystique, four Corvettes, upcoming ultra-sexy psychedelic sci-fi film, and what it takes to stay unforgettable in a world obsessed with knowing everything about everyone.

Grant Phillipo transformed from Las Vegas showboy to curator of the world's largest private showgirl costume collection. His estate museum houses over 40,000 pieces including million-dollar crystal bodysuits and rare stage history. Now seeking a permanent public home, he's devoted to preserving the glamorous legacy that built Vegas' iconic image.

Liz Flynt transformed from Larry Flynt's nurse to Hustler's CEO, building the brand into a multimedia empire over 30+ years. Under her leadership, Hustler expanded from 36 to 100 stores worldwide, launched casinos, and continues championing free speech while navigating digital challenges and preparing for its 50th anniversary celebration.

Brazilian-born Marie Devilreux transformed from fashion student to global neo-burlesque icon, mastering London's fetish scene and latex design. Through fire tassel twirling and provocative performances at venues like Torture Garden, she redefines sensuality as empowerment, celebrating female power on her own terms while challenging conventional notions of sexuality.

London-born burlesque performer Miss Miranda moved to Los Angeles on one of the first visas granted specifically for burlesque artistry. Now, after two decades in the industry, she's producing her first show: Reverie, an immersive 1920s-30s cabaret at LA's historic Cicada Club. Featuring a femme and queer cast, this opulent vintage experience celebrates diversity, beauty, and joy through theatrical glamour.

Photographer Shannon Brooke captures the power of sex workers through her lens, inspired by 1940s pinup aesthetics. Despite being asexual herself, she celebrates these "badass" women who "harness their own desire and power." From catalog work to creating art with her chosen community, Brooke navigates censorship challenges while building her "mini-empire" of empowering imagery.

Self-represented artist Ashley Longshore breaks down her 'Watch me' mentality in this juicy interview with Jacq Frances. From facing rejection to building an empire on her own terms—this is the blunt hustle advice every creative needs to hear.

Trans Latina entrepreneur Milana Q opens up about her journey from sex work to founding Mexisoul—a cultural movement rooted in food, community, and healing. In this intimate conversation, she reflects on faith, identity, and what it means to create with purpose.

In this candid and compelling essay, Jo Weldon reflects on the evolution of breast augmentation in the strip club industry—from dangerous injections in the '70s to the normalized implants of the '90s. With humor, grit, and insight, she shares her journey from skepticism to surgery, and how “Big Fake Titties” helped shape her life, career, and sense of self.

Step inside the cinematic world of Catalina Pinotti, a Los Angeles-born film photographer capturing vintage-inspired femme fatales through 35mm and 120 film. From gritty streets to sensual storytelling, discover how she uses analog photography to express bold femininity and raw emotion.

Bonnie Blue isn’t just disrupting the adult industry—she’s flipping the script on power, sex, and strategy. Her rise isn’t about being liked; it’s about being unignorable. She doesn’t play by the rules—she rewrites them.

Before she was a viral content creator, Vanilla Mace was a stripper learning to perform, set boundaries, and connect with an audience. Now a streamer, TikTok star, and rising YouTube personality, she brings something rare to influencer culture: radical honesty. With roots in sex work and a voice that cuts through algorithm fatigue, Vanilla Mace is redefining what authenticity looks like online.

New York photographer Une Maitresse Femme returns with a bold new vision after a creative hiatus. Known for her provocative, underground work, she collaborates with 6'3" giantess and multimedia artist Tall Milk to explore themes of mystery, transformation, and artistic evolution. This exclusive glimpse into their creative exchange marks a powerful moment in contemporary art.

Regularly dancing and live-painting scenes from NYC nightlife at infamous clubs like The Box and The Stranger, Aila Oldenburg is a Swedish-American artist and showgirl living in New York City. 

Madison fucking Muray, comedy queen, working girl, and the new mother/author of her book baby My Gaping Masshole—a hard-cover, mixed media, smutty ode to the grime and glory of the north shore of Massachusetts. 

From Mozambique to Manhattan, José Castelo Branco has lived a life between the lines of performance and persona.

"I'm a vision, I’m a daughter, I’m a leader. I’m very exotic. I’m an activist, an advocate, but more importantly, I am a beautiful trans individual with enormous boobs."

Joslyn James provides a window into the contradictions of a life lived in full view—where every moment is an act of both revelation and reinvention. 

Amanda Lepore is more than a living legend—she’s a work of art, a New York City icon, and the blueprint for a certain kind of glamour that refuses to stay quiet. 

Madame Noir of "Nude Noir" in conversation with Petit Mort's Penelope Dario.

Valentina Fox in conversation with Bardot Smith about financial kink, domination, and mutual care between providers and clients.

Movement is my spiritual practice. Connecting to my body, celebrating it without shame, is an act of defiance, liberation, and power.

Maya Martinez chats with DJ Dada Cozmic about her journey through the music industry and what her Latinx identity means to her.

For me, the eroticism comes not from purity, but that I'm withholding and I have control.

A queen never goes down. If you go to the guillotine like Marie Antoinette, you go with glamor, you put your head up. You walk with dignity.

Editor-at-large E.R. Pulgar talks with DJ and musician Valley Latini about her inspirations and goals in this interview.

Penelope Dario interviews Kisscam Tony of DGAF World about music, pop culture, and the shift towards nostalgia in erotic content making.

A conversation between Louis Durantes of LEAK NYC and Amarilla Diosa about her creative process and connection to her cultural heritage.

Maria La Sangre is a Chile Born, Brooklyn-based, self-taught photographer who calls her specific style of shooting as spiritually erotic.

INTERVIEW by ELI L.A. Tina Horn  prefers the term ‘educatrix’. What better summarizes her smart and sexy work, from comics to activism, and now, a new book. Based on her long-running podcast  of the same name, “Why Are People Into That?: A Cultural Investigation of Kink”, comes out June 6th, and has content for hardcore sex fans and kink newbies alike. Tina talked with Petit Mort contributor Eli L.A. about everything from being a Virgo to decriminalizing sex work. PETIT MORT

For Leiti Hsu, food as love language is her favorite not (too) intimidating way to penetrate people for deeper human connection.

We talk with Chidera Eggerue aka The Slumflower about modern feminism, monetizing your womanhood, and taking power in your relationships.

Creative powerhouse No Nothing talks AI and how it will impact the future of creativity, consumerism, and adult entertainment.

Lucy Hart talks about her transition, building a porn empire, and her future as a horror movie villain.

Penelope Dario in conversation with Vex Ashley of Four Chambers celebrate ten volumes and ten years of work in the industry.

Illustrator Natalie Krim shares her vulnerability as we discuss channeling creative and erotic energy and remaining open to life.

Saturn Veil, photographer and dominatrix discusses religion, creative expression, and the many facets of domination

Lily Lady shows us that sometimes, youth is not wasted on the young. There is a lot to learn from the new generation of emerging artists.

Troy Orleans talks about the psychology of BDSM, her extensive fetish gear collection, and her journey through the dominatrix scene in NYC.

Penelope Dario and Master William discuss rope, kink, best practices of BDSM and how to develop good boundaries.

Dominatrix Iris is synonymous with impeccable aesthetics and polished kink content.

The ethereal Dia Dynasty explores the depths of perversion and pleasure.