Netflix viewers ‘sickened’ by new highly explicit series featuring extremely graphic scenes

Netflix viewers react to the series Supersex, raising the question about the boundaries of mainstream entertainment.

Many wrote they felt “sickened” by the explicit graphic scenes and threatened “to cancel their subscription.”

The series feature the life of Rocco Siffredi, an Italian adult film star who has filmed over 1,300 p*rn films over the course of his acting career. He’s played by Italian actor Alessandro Borghi.

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Supersex follows Rocco’s journey from a simple guy from Ortona, central Italy, to “the godfather of rough s*x.”

A scene from Rocco’s mother funeral, in which he engages in a se*ual act with one of his mother’s friends is dubbed one of the most controversial.

Viewers were quick to share their thoughts of the seven-episode Netflix series.

One wrote, “I watched Supersex, which was compelling and interesting — until midway through episode six. It was appalling, disrespectful, and uncalled for. I’m talking about the cemetery scene. Before this episode, I would have given it a thumbs up. So messed up.”

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Another added: “Yes, I know, complaining about too many sex scenes in Supersex is like complaining about too many car races in Fast & Furious. But also, a few less, eh.”

The main actor spoke of the series, calling it the “absolutely the most complicated thing I’ve ever made in my life” and revealed that he filmed a whopping 50 s*x scenes in just 95 days, as per the Italian news outlet Today.

Rocco, whose life the series features, opened up about the controversy it caused.

Asked if viewers would be shocked with it, he said, “For sure.

“I never, ever like to tell you one part of me, I always say everything.

“You either like it or you don’t, this is who I am; I could never be who I am without showing everything about myself.

“The part shown on Netflix, which people don’t know, is the way I grew up, the way my life came up since I was a child. How did I grow up? What were the situations involved in my life?

“So this is the main Rocco, really, which people don’t know, most people know me just in front of the camera, naked.”

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Netflix rated the series strictly for viewers aged 18 and over, but that didn’t prevent viewers from showing their discomfort and outrage over the content they dubbed “inappropriate.”

Of course, this isn’t the first time that Netflix tried to push boundaries regarding societal norms with films such as 365 Days, and Money Shot: The Po*nhub Story.

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In a bustling district, a small plane crashed into a bus and exploded

Two people killed and at least six injured after a small plane, Beechcraft King Air F90, crashed into a moving bus in the busy district Barra Funda of São Paulo, Southern Brazil on Friday, February 7.

The plane and a public bus exploded on impact.

Pieces of the aircraft flew off as thick, dark plumes of smoke rose into the air.

The local fire department struggled to stop the flames from spreading. According to them, the tragic crash happened around 7:20 a.m. local time after the plane tried to perform an emergency landing five minutes after taking off from Campo de Marte Airport. 

Emergency services found two bodies in the wreckage of the aircraft. A motorcyclist and a woman on the bus were injured by the flying debris, and four others suffered minor injuries. The rest of the people on the bus were taken out to safety.

According to reports, prior to the incident, the control tower lost contact with the plane.

Governor Tarcísio de Freitas posted on X that the two people who lost their lives were the pilot, Gustavo Medeiros, and the owner of the aircraft, Márcio Carpena. 

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The plane’s final destination was Porto Alegre, located in the southern of the state of Rio Grande do Sul.

The investigation regarding the circumstances that led to the crash is ongoing.

According to witnesses, the plane first clipped a tree before it crashed into the busy street where it collided with the moving bus.

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As per Business News Today, an expert said the accident could be a result of technical issues, considering the pilot’s desperate attempt to force a landing. “When an aircraft loses power or suffers mechanical failure shortly after departure, the pilot’s options are limited. Urban environments like São Paulo make emergency landings even more hazardous,” the expert said, as per the publication.

Sadly, in recent years, Brazil witnessed several high-profile accidents. This raised the question of the safety of the country’s aviation, aircraft maintenance, pilot training, as well as regulatory oversight.

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Wreckage of missing Alaska plane with 10 aboard finally located – Photo and details

A Berlin Air plane flying over the wilderness of Alaska vanished from radar with 10 people on board and failed to reach its final destination.

Following intensive search, the wreckage of the aircraft, a Cessna 208B Grand Caravan, was finally located on sea ice on Friday afternoon (local time) in Alaska, US by a team of a US Coast Guard helicopter.

The plane was traveling from the small town of Unalakleet, western Alaska, to Nome, located south of the Arctic Circle at 2:37 p.m. The flight was supposed to last around an hour. However, while flying across Norton Sound, the plane lost contact at 5,300ft.

The coastguard posted on X, “USCG has ended its search for the missing plane after the aircraft was located approx 34 miles southeast of Nome. 3 individuals were found inside and reported to be deceased.

“The remaining 7 people are believed to be inside the aircraft but are currently inaccessible due to the condition of the plane. Our heartfelt condolences are with those affected by this tragic incident.”

USCG Lieutenant Commander Ben McIntyre-Coble said during Friday press-conference that the plane rapidly lost altitude and speed due to “some kind of event.” The exact cause that led to the crash remains unknown.”

“We are operating under the assumption right now that there are still people who are in a position to be assisted by the United States Coast Guard,” he said.

“We continue to have air assets overhead and are in close coordination with the with the local authorities, including the Alaska State Troopers, to provide potentially on-the-ice assistance to any persons who might be found.

“But at this time we are still considering that this is an active search and rescue case, and we have no immediate intentions to change the status of the case in the near term.”

Later, however, the US Coastguard said in a press release: “The Coast Guard determined the severity of the wreckage was beyond the possibility of survival.”

Sympathy poured in, including from Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy, who addressed the heartbreaking loss on social media.

“Rose and I are heartbroken by the loss of the 10 people on the Bering Air flight,” Dunleavy wrote on X. “Our prayers are with the families, friends, and communities mourning this tragedy.”

The Alaska plane crash follows after two major plane crashes in the last two weeks.

An American Airlines jet and a US Army Black helicopter collided mid-air, with everyone on board – 67 people – dead. The other crash involved a medical jet flying from the US to Mexico, carrying a mother and her daughter who had received life-saving medical treatment in the States, a doctor, a paramedic, and two pilots.

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Final photo of the two beaming ice skating sisters before the DC plane crash

The horrific mid-air collision between the American Airlines plane and the US Army Black Hawk helicopter claimed the lives of 67 people who were onboard both aircraft.

The American Airlines Flight 5342 carried 64 passengers, while the helicopter was operated by three members of the military.

Most of the passengers, including the helicopter pilots, have been identified.

U.S. Figure Skating confirmed the plane’s passengers included several of its members. Among them were two ice skating sisters, Everly, 14, and Alydia,11, Livingston.

Their mother, Donna Livingston, who was also on board along with her daughters and husband, took a final photo of the girls.

She sent the photo of the beaming sisters to another US Figure Skating team mom.

Everly (left) and Alydia Livingston aboard American Airlines flight 5342 Wednesday before takeoff /Donna Livingston/Jin Ah Longerbeam

The Livingstons were traveling back home from from Wichita, Kansas, where the sisters had attended an ice skating camp for young Olympic hopefuls.

Jin Ah Longerbeam, who got the photos from Livingston, told ABC News that she knew Everly and Alydia since they were very little, calling them “my little babies.”

 
 
 
 
 
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Longerbeam’s son, Wolfe Jin, a skating teammate and a friend of the girls, said, “Everly and Alydia were two of the brightest people at our rink. The community looked up to them.”

When they heard of the tragic crash, the mother and son rushed towards the airport in hopes of learning the fate of the Livingstons.

“[Wolfe] kept saying, ‘They’re gonna be cold … [we have to make] sure they’re warm,’ ” Longerbeam recalled.

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Everly and Alydia shared glimpses of their skating journey on their Instagram page.

They shared a photo of themselves five days before the tragic collision, writing how excited they were for the skating camp. The photo caption read, “If you look closely at Alydia’s badge… We were born ready for this. But is @usfigureskating ready for this much Livingston at Nationals?” 

A year ago, Everly, whoquickly became a sensation in the ice-skating world, told Fox 5 DC: “My goals are to actually be a part of Team USA and travel around the world.”

One of the posts shared on their Instagram account on November, says, “The season is officially over and Everly is walking away with another step in her figure skating journey with making the USFS high performance development team for the 2024-2025 season.”

The girls were part of the Washington Figure Skating Club. 

The tragic plane crash involved fourteen skaters.

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The first openly transgender politician in Congress didn’t hold back in responding to Trump’s controversial executive order

On his first day in office, President Donald Trump signed a number of executive orders, among which the one that states that the US government will only recognize two genders – male and female.

The order defines a female as a “a person belonging, at conception to the sex that produces the large reproductive cell,” while a male is a “person belonging, at conception, to the sex that produces the small reproductive cell.”

As expected, this decision caused a stir among those fighting for the rights of the members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Among them, the first openly transgender person elected to Congress, Sarah McBride.

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The Delaware representative spoke at the HRC Greater New York Dinner on Monday, February 3, saying that LGBTQ+ people live “rent free in the minds” of the Republican leaders who are part of Trump’s administration.

“I enter Congress at a moment of uncertainty and fear for so many in our country – a time that will test our Constitution, our progress, and our own very compassion,” McBride started her speech.

“In less than two weeks at a time of domestic and global crisis – this new administration has diverted the resources of the federal government to target transgender people.

“From day one, they have taken steps to require the forced outing of transgender people with government documents and records.”

McBride then went on to discuss specific orders and policies.

“They’re infringing on parental rights by inserting government between patients, parents and providers in order to hurt trans young people.

“They’re purging patriotic transgender service members who have met the same standards as their colleagues, who have dedicated their lives to something that is antithetical to this president – selfless public service.”

She continued: “He’s deputised Republican politicians and appointees across the federal government to be bathroom police, banning transgender people from federal restrooms they were using without incident.

“As we say then, these bans open up all women to harassment and potentially gross and invasive inspections.”

The first transgender in Congress concluded that Trump’s administration uses transgender people as pawns, and she refuses to be one.

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The Surprising Quirk That Might Cost Her

California Senator Kamala Harris speaks during a rally launching her presidential campaign on January 27, 2019 in Oakland, California. (Photo by NOAH BERGER / AFP) (Photo by NOAH BERGER/AFP via Getty Images)

The FCC has released the complete transcript and uncut footage of Kamala Harris’s “60 Minutes” interview, revealing that CBS simply used different excerpts for “Face the Nation” and “60 Minutes.” Though critics alleged the network doctored the clip to boost Harris, CBS insists it followed standard news practices in editing the interview, which covered the vice president’s remarks on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Undeterred, Donald Trump filed a $10 billion lawsuit against the network, arguing that the shorter clip was overly favorable to Harris.

Meanwhile, social media users have been vocal about the newly unveiled footage. Some claim the full video shows a less polished side of Harris, while others see the controversy as proof that CBS was just doing its job. The network stands by its editorial judgment, noting it aired a more extensive clip on “Face the Nation” and a condensed version on “60 Minutes.” This comes as FCC Chairman Brendan Carr also probes NPR and PBS over alleged advertising rule violations, adding another layer to the media scrutiny.

I nearly spit out my coffee when I heard Kamala’s biggest weakness: She’s not great at making decisions in a snap. During a CNN town hall, Vice President Kamala Harris openly admitted she likes to do her homework first. Instead of leaping without looking, she’d rather mull things over, gather intel, and weigh every angle. Some critics roll their eyes at what they see as some type of hesitation, but she insists it’s what helps her avoid rash calls.

Not Just a Flaw, But a Strength Too?

Harris explained that she often leans on her advisors—maybe more than most politicians. While some might label that dependence as a leadership flaw, she says it just means she’s thorough. She’d rather hear multiple perspectives and piece them together, instead of acting solo. Opponents argue that in a crisis, speed matters. But Harris stands by her process, insisting that a measured approach yields better outcomes in the long run. Whether you call it Kamala’s biggest weakness or a hidden advantage depends on your perspective, I guess.

Why It Matters Right Now

A lot of people want immediate answers, especially in a political climate where bold moves and quick decisions often grab the spotlight. Experts say some voters turn to figures like Donald Trump for that very reason—he rarely hesitates to jump in headfirst. Meanwhile, Harris is confident that her deliberate style ensures fewer mistakes and more inclusivity. Honestly, I get it. Sometimes impulsive decisions come back to haunt you. Still, it’s no secret that Kamala’s biggest weakness has folks talking, especially if they’re in favor of a faster, more decisive style of leadership.

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A Shocking Ban That Might Impact Your Next Flight

I just found out that Airline bans power banks in overhead bins after one of its planes was nearly destroyed by an in-flight fire. On January 28, South Korea’s Air Busan experienced a terrifying incident: a flight attendant detected flames erupting from a passenger’s overhead luggage bin shortly before takeoff. Thankfully, no one was hurt, but the damage left the airline rethinking how to store portable chargers and other lithium battery devices.

Why the Ban Matters

According to Air Busan, there’s been a noticeable spike in overheating issues lately—a power bank can catch fire if it malfunctions or is packed incorrectly. Starting Friday, passengers will have their carry-ons inspected at the boarding gate, and if Airline bans power banks from being stowed overhead, that means travelers must keep them in personal possession. The idea is that if a battery starts heating up, smoke or sparks would be visible right away, making it easier for crew members to handle the situation before it spirals into something worse.

The Bigger Picture

Lithium batteries are everywhere—in phones, laptops, and yes, power banks. But they can also be ticking time bombs if they short-circuit. That’s why global standards already forbid them in checked luggage. Now, with this new policy, Airline bans power banks overhead while also boosting fire safety training and fire containment gear on board. South Korea’s also looking to revamp aviation safety after multiple major incidents in just a few months. The bottom line? Keep those portable chargers on you—and be prepared for extra scrutiny on your next flight.

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Caitlyn Jenner’s reaction to Trump’s transgender policy marks a major shift from her earlier stance

In the past, Caitlyn Jenner has been very vocal against Donald Trump’s politics. This time, however, her reaction to the latest executive policy the president signed differs from her earlier stance on his approach to transgender rights.

Since Trump took office for his second terms, he signed a plethora of executive orders.

He signed an order concerning the country’s withdrawal of the Paris Agreement and the World Health Organization. Also, he imposed 25 percent import tariffs on Canada and Mexico, directed a review of military readiness and capabilities. He established male and female as the only ‘two genders’ recognized by the US government, and revoked The Equal Employment Opportunity Act, among the rest.

The most recent order he signed bans transgender athletes from competing in women’s sports.

This move also imposes threats of cutting federal funding for schools that allow trans women to compete in female sport categories.

As per the president, this transgender policy would be part of a “sweeping effort to reclaim our culture and our laws.” He added that any school that lets “men take over women’s sports teams or invade your locker rooms” will also be investigated.

“There will be no federal funding. So this will effectively end the attack on female athletes.” he said.

“We will defend the proud tradition of female athletes. From now on, women’s sports will be only for women. The war on women’s sports is over.”

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The order was signed on Wednesday at the White House in the presence of female athletes.

Caitlyn Jenner, an Olympic medalist and a transgender woman, took to the social media to comment on Trump’s decision.

To the surprise of many, she supported the signing of the transgender policy.

“Another victory in the fight for protecting women’s sports! President Trump signs an Executive Order keeping biological men out of women’s sports!

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“As an Olympian, I will continue to fight this issue, lobbying sport governing body’s all over the world to follow our lead!”

Back in 2018, Jenner penned a column in the Washington Post, writing that she was wrong for supporting Trump as she felt like he was using the trans community as “political pawns.”

A year prior, when Trump overturned guidance allowing transgender students to use school toilets matching their gender identity, Jenner told BBC, “It doesn’t make me regret my vote yet, but it is very disappointing and I have been very verbal about that.”

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