This Week in Sex: Orgasms, Bad Sex & Russian Playmates

Gwyneth Paltrow makes Cameron Diaz swear off sex

Well, this is a major bummer for anyone who thought 2013 would be the year they finally bang their ’90s celebrity crush Cameron Diaz: it seems that her best friend (and your worst enemy) Gwyneth Paltrow has suggested she should swear off sex for the entire year. Sources say, "Gwyneth's sorted out everything from finances to hooking her [Diaz] up with her trainer. She has also forced her to swear off sex for a year, saying men distract her focus." Read more here.

Bad sex gets an anthem

Playboy Russia cover girl doubles as a rally girl!

Inessa Tushkanova may not be an American household name, but over in Russia she’s making the hearts of Playboy fans and rally drivers alike race. It seems as if she’s secured a place in the second round of the FIA European Rally Championship! We can only imagine what it would be like to be lapped by a beauty like her; hopefully the boys can keep their eyes on the road. hopefully the boys can keep their eyes on the road. Good luck, Inessa!

Perfect that orgasm face

Women take note: when you’re climaxing, men are not fixating on anything but your face and are using that as an indicator of how good you feel. In fact, some studies have shown that throughout the entire sex act, men focus more on the face than the rest of the body. Read more here.

More men are saying no to sex

Despite major sex tropes, it seems as if male and female partners are doing the old sex life switcheroo: one study has shown that males are now more likely to deny their female partners sex. Of the men surveyed, 62 percent said that they turned down sex more than their partner and a whopping 42 percent admitted to only having sex once every 14 days! Read more here.

Condom sex becoming more enjoyable

Thanks to companies who are constantly working on developing thinner condoms, it seems that fewer people are put off by sex with condoms than ever before. Polling an American demographic of both males and females aged 18 to 59, results showed that both sexes found sex “highly arousing and pleasurable” regardless of whether a condom was used or not. Read more here.