OnlyFans is a billion-dollar media giant hiding in plain sight
The site wants musicians, gamers and athletes to join adult models in selling subscriptions.
Lucas Shaw, Bloomberg
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FILE - In this Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2018 file photo, Cardi B performs I Like It at the American Music Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.Matt Sayles/Matt Sayles/Invision/AP
As Cardi B prepared the release for her new song “WAP,” she checked off all the usual components of her promotional plan, including magazine covers, Instagram posts and a raunchy YouTube video. Then she added one more: OnlyFans, a site where people charge admirers for special access to videos and photos.
Queen Elizabeth found quaking in a ditch!
RuPaul s Drag Race UK season 2 has unveiled the cast of 12 queens that will compete for Britain s second most coveted crown when the beloved series returns to BBC iPlayer in Britain and WOW Presents Plus in the United States at the top of 2021.
Among the dozen ladies vying for the title across the 10-week second season are comedy queens, runway beauties, a cabaret diva, a vegan journalist, a former
X-Factor contestant, a nurse, and eclectic oddballs representing the best of the United Kingdom s queer scene. Early in 2021, season 2 will arrive with all the hope, joy, laughter, and glitter you ve come to expect from our brilliant queens, RuPaul said of the season in a press release earlier this year, further confirming that the World of Wonder-produced series is currently casting season 3 with the best and brightest Great Britain has to offer.
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A growing roster of musicians, influencers and onscreen talent are joining the pay-per-view social media site as traditional income streams remain stifled by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and, no, they re not all posting nudes.
In late November, after he was named
People s sexiest man alive, Michael B. Jordan announced during an appearance on
Jimmy Kimmel Live! that his next move was to use my body for good by joining subscription social media site OnlyFans and donating all the proceeds to charity.
The 4-year-old service is best known for proffering racy to pornographic content from adult entertainers for a small monthly fee, so naturally the proclamation generated headlines. Though it appears Jordan was only joking as of press time, he had yet to create an account it was a fitting cap to a big year for OnlyFans that included Beyoncé name-checking the company in a verse on the remix of Megan Thee Stallion s Savage in April. That was a
The watchdogs making sure fashion does more than talk about being inclusive
Sandrine Charles, clockwise from top left, Lindsay Peoples Wagner, Sahar Sanjar Dejban, Barbara Saint Aimé and Rosalind Dean, Chrissy Rutherford and Danielle Prescod, and Jennifer Walker and Adam Drawas.
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By Melissa Magsaysay
“When do we go back to normal?” It’s a question BET.com style director Danielle Prescod has heard regularly as she’s been leading anti-racism seminars for social media influencers and fashion industry executives since the racial unrest sparked by the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police in late May.