Sex and the City and The L Word were two groundbreaking television shows aimed at
female audiences featuring explicit sexual content and queer characters; however, both …

'Broad City Launches Sex Toy Line, Putting Its Sex-Positive Money Where Its Mouth Is'(Dry
2017) is just one of the numerous headlines in popular magazines celebrating the …

The television series Sex and the City became an instant international hit from its 1998
debut on HBO throughout its final episode in 2004 and still remains popular through …

In 2009, romance novels accounted for $1.36 billion worth of book sales, giving this genre
the largest market share by a wide margin. However, despite their popularity, very little …

North American television series The L Word (USA 2004-present) tells the story of a group of
lesbian and bisexual women living in Los Angeles. The current article offers a close reading …

Sexual depictions were analyzed in 139 episodes of seven drama serials on British
mainstream television over a four-week period in November–December 2006. Scenes that …

While existing content analyses have provided insightful information in terms of contextual
factors and frequency of sexual behaviors, not much is known about the relational context in …

Recent landmark content analyses of sexual content on television (eg, Kunkel, Biely, Eyal,
Cope-Farrar, Donnerstein, & Fandrich, 2003) provide a baseline for interpreting depictions …

In recent years, research focusing on representations of sexuality in entertainment has
gained momentum. Television content can sometimes be characterized as “hypersexual,” …

This paper draws on two favourite characters from British reality television show, Love Island
2018: Jack Fincham, a former stationery sales manager, and Alex George, an Accident & …