Carnal Media Backs NSFW Editorial Site TheGayGoods

NEW YORK — Legrand Wolf of Carnal Media has formally announced his backing of NSFW editorial site TheGayGoods.com with former Playbill editor-in-chief Mark Peikert at the helm.

TheGayGoods currently comprises three verticals: Counterpoint "talks frankly about the modern world, where op-eds of unpopular opinions and contrarians are welcome and celebrated," a rep explained, while The Goods is planned as "the daily source for the latest and hottest in gay porn scenes, stars and studios."

The Sticky Stuff vertical, meanwhile, "offers hot takes on pop culture and people in the news."

"After a career spent on my (metaphorical) knees for advertisers, launching a site dedicated to promoting a sex-positive attitude and combating politically correct nonsense is a perfect way to enter the dawning of a new political era," said Peikert. "And that TheGayGoods will be just as irreverent, cutting and gay as I am? That’s very good indeed."

Peikert, noted a rep, has logged over 15 years of editorial leadership experience that includes "legacy publications Playbill and Backstage, where he oversaw organic growth in brand awareness and double-digit increases in online traffic, even expanding the online reach of the former in the midst of a Broadway shutdown."

An "in-demand moderator," he first worked for the New York Press and has contributed to Out Magazine, Town & Country and The Wrap.

Carnal Media co-founder Legrand Wolf will also serve as publisher of the new venture.

"I've long wanted to launch something that makes me laugh while also having a sharp, witty point of view,” he said. "And as soon as I started speaking with Mark, it was clear he’s the perfect person to steer TheGayGoods. I’m excited to continue combating sex-negativity and bullying in the adult world by launching a site that takes porn seriously."

"TheGayGoods is a perfect complement to what Carnal Media is already selling: orgasms. The most worthy product anyone has ever sold," noted Wolf. "One way or another, we're going to rile you up."

Visit TheGayGoods.com and follow the site on Twitter.

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