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Sex on TV has become more progressive, inclusive, and, yes, more graphic. But after a buzzy “And Just Like That” moment, we couldn’t help but wonder… are strap-ons the last taboo?

Tristan Taormino has been promoting sex positivity for decades, from a queer porn editor in the ’90s to writing the definitive guide to anal sex for women.

Karen Whitehouse and Helen McLaughlin married on a boat in Amsterdam. Then someone did the dirty. Now their podcast, “Who shat on the floor at my wedding?,” is a global smash.

Mariah Hanson insists the Dinah is now more mellow than wild. She talks sexuality, celebrities—and her plan to leave the Dinah to oversee a new party for older women who love wine.

Mara was also dating actor Max Minghella at the time and not “fully available.”

Jenn Tullock, who plays Anita opposite Juliet Rylance’s Della, breaks down the refreshingly beautiful and joyous—and forbidden—relationship between two women in 1930s Los Angeles.

The actress, who played Daphne in the 2002 film, said the scene and a joke about Fred's sexuality were part of a plan by James Gunn to make the film “less family-friendly.”