Brian Shimansky Gets Sexed Up in a Wheelchair

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Prepare for some major NSFW images after the jump.

SPREAD UM: Nathalia K by Sigurd Grunberger for MK Magazine (9 Photos)

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I love the theme of this NSFW fashion spread featuring the beautiful Nathalia K of Silent Models. She shows us the best way to remove a top after the jump…

NSFW: Spartacus Star Erin Cummings Gets Wild for Tony Duran

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GALLERY: Roman Lovers Erin Cummings & Kyle Ledeboer

A bare-assed Kyle Ledeboer and Sparticus: Blood and Sand star Erin Cummings get up close and sexual in this spread by celebrity photographer Tony Duran. THE HOTNESS.

GRATUITOUS: Francesco Arca Gets Hot & Bothered [8 Photos]

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Jersey Shore’s triumphant return to MTV has us thinking of hot Italian sausage. Actor Francesco Arca just might be the sexiest we’ve seen in a LONG TIME. Here are some drool worthy snaps from a 2006 calendar he released.

FASHION PORN: “Emmanuelle” featuring Masha Novoselova for Vogue Spain, October 2009

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Inspired by the erotic French film of the same name, this shoot for Vogue Spain brings a very sexy 1970′s vibe. We’ve got all the shots exclusively on CultIndie.com.

TRENDSPARK?: Not Wearing A Bra

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Not sure if she has no idea what is going on, or that she just doesn’t care. Can’t say I’ll be doing this anytime soon.

SOURCE: Fashionising

DAILY GAGA: Lady Gaga In July Maxim

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This is a really interesting shoot..I’m not the biggest fan, she’s got a great body though.

SOURCE: Perez Hilton

Is V Magazine Pornographic? Google Seems To Thinks So

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We’ve been getting a lot of slack lately for pushing the envelope in terms of the types of spreads we feature. Our answer is always the same “It’s Only Fashion.” Well it seems like another publication is getting some negative attention for showing a bit more skin than is deemed acceptable by the censors.

V Magazine has been listed as PORNOGRAPHY on searches produced by Google. What this means is that the dotcom for one of my favorite magazines is banned on nearly 50 million computers which use Net Nanny’s across the web. I get that their content could be a bit risque at times, but catergorizing this publication with the likes of Playboy, Hustler, and Barely Legal seems like a bit of a stretch Google.