AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) has just released two hilarious new spots for the gays!

Check out their latest campaign, "In Real Life There Is No STD Fairy!" after the jump!

The L.A. City Council has turned in their final vote on the issue of mandatory condoms in porn. Details after the jump.

After an actor in the stable of bareback porn production company Brazzers allegedly became HIV positive during a shoot, the AIDS Healthcare Foundation decided to scour the public health laws of Florida, the state in which the company operates, for hint of a complaint-worthy violation. What they found is a loophole that they believe allows them to file a complaint for a "sanity nuisance." Details follow.

California’s Department of Industrial Relations, Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) held a meeting last week to discuss altering its rules on condom usage in the adult film industry. 

The AIDS Healthcare Foundation has launched the No Magic Pills campaign (www.nomagicpills.org), a bold warning aimed at the makers of a successful HIV medication who are attempting to test and market their drug also as a preventative tool. But not everyone in the community can get behind AHF's campaign. 

BB adult films may not be welcome in California much longer. If a new initiative filed by the California AIDS Healthcare Foundation amends state law, all porn actors working in the state will be required to wear condoms during production.

Michael Weinstein, President of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, said, “Although workers in adult films should enjoy protections under the current phrasing of the regulation, the adult film industry has steadfastly refused to take any steps to protect its workers from diseases spread by blood-borne pathogens, resulting in thousands of employees becoming infected with sexually transmitted diseases."

What do you think about the initiative?