​While there is possibly nothing more irritating than year-end listicles, there has been some notable news on the sex front and, like so many things, it's far easier to digest when broken down into bite-sized chunks. . .

• Obviously the top news is on the AIDS front--first the Truvada study showed that the readily available drug "cut down the risk of new infections in healthy gay men by 44 percent--and more than 90 percent in those who took the pills faithfully every day."

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​Just a week after proudly displaying his diploma from Domestic Violence class, Chris Brown has shown the world that five years of ongoing probation, six months of community service and 52 weeks of how-not-to-be-a-wifebeater classes have had absolutely no impact on his stupidity level. A little over a week after Tweeting, "I have enough self respect and decency to be proud of accomplishing this DV class. Boys run from their mistakes. Men learn from them," the singer went on a homophobic rant after a musician named Raz B Tweeted, "Im just sittin here Thinking how can niggas like [Eric Benet] and [Chris Brown] disrespect women as Intelligent as Halle Berry, Rihanna."

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​Last night MTV aired their answer to all the people who wonder why abortion never seem to come up during any episodes of their teen pregnancy reality shows, "16 and Pregnant" or "Teen Mom." Well, now it has. "No Easy Decision" showed Markai and James (unfortunately, two "16 and Pregnant" alums) struggle with the decision of what to do when Markai winds up pregnant again after she misses an appointment for her Depo-Provera injection. After much deliberation, they decide they're going to terminate the pregnancy.

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​That loud gasping noise you heard earlier this week was the world's collective surprise when researchers at Brigham Young University released the results of a study claiming that couples who waited until they were married to make the beast with two backs had much happier unions than couples who engaged in fucky-fuck before putting a ring on it. Next thing you know, they'll be saying booze will make you poor and sick and naughty movies pollute your mind.

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​Without the internet, I might not have ever met my current boyfriend. Or the boyfriend before him, or the one before him. My friend Ivan might not have met his wife and my buddy X would've had a whole lot less easy-access ass. But just as technology has made it easier to meet someone to love, it's also made it a whole lot simpler to catch a cheating partner. Between cellphone records, email accounts and browser histories, who needs to hire a private detective anymore? I'm sure that's what Michigan resident Leon Walker thought when he got suspicious about his wife's behavior and took a look-see through her email accounts. Only instead of a quick divorce from his cheating spouse, he's being charged with a felony and facing five years in the clink.

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​Some days it's hard (ha!) to find even one story that qualifies as "Today in Sex," other times--like this week, there's simply too much goodness to pick just one. So instead of a day's worth, let's mine the week, shall we? All the sexy sex news you need to know, after the jump. . . .

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​Twenty-three-year-old Pennsylvania mother-of-two Carrie Harkness really liked her date. I mean, she really, really, really, really, really liked her date. In fact, she liked him so much that while they were shopping their local convenience store--no doubt hoping to pick up some brewskis--she opened up the walk-in freezer, popped a squat and took a pee. Classy! No word on how her date felt about Carrie's free-wheeling pee-play, but the store workers were pissed. They had Carrie arrested and now she's on the hook for $508 worth of urine-soaked baked goods and who knows if her date will ever forgive her. But lest we judge Carrie too harshly, think back to your own life. Haven't you ever made a bold move, thinking you'd impress someone only to have it come back and bite you in the ass? (Or pee down your leg?) I certainly have. . . .

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​The weddings section of the New York Times has always been kind of a joke—rich, Ivy-educated white person marries other rich, Ivy-educated white person with a smattering of gay, African-American, Hispanic or Asian couples thrown in every now and again for color. Amidst all the announcements, there's always one couple's wedding story that's featured in a longer piece, entitled "Vows." Sunday's "Vows" broke tradition in two ways. First, the marriage featured was the end result of an affair (at the very least it an emotional affair, though the woman denies actual fuckery). Second, this was the first time in Times history that comments were allowed on a wedding announcement. The result—bazillions of page views for the Times and a tsk-tsking Internet shitstorm.

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​You've got 4.5 shopping days until xmas, and though it's been said that it's better to give than receive; giving and then receiving a little something yourself has its good points too. Like for instance, I happen to know that if I shell out for a large flat-screen, it'll be hump-city at my house. But dick for tat isn't always so simple. After the jump, I'll show you how to transform your beliked into your completely besotted, with one simple package. . . .

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​This week, the LA police released 180 photos of women who may or may not be previously undiscovered victims of LA's so-called "Grim Sleeper" serial killer. Lonnie Franklin, Jr. has already been charged with ten murders and one attempted murder and if even half of the women in his photo collection are dead, he will be one of the world's most prolific serial killers. How did he get away with murdering even ten women between 1985 and now? He chose his victims wisely--most were street prostitutes and almost all were black. Coincidentally enough, today is the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers.

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