O tempora! O mores! Anyway, if I was going to form a hardcore punk band today, right now, and give it a properly retro-radical, culturally polarizing, in-your-face-Mr. I should know.

Skip to Content. During a recent evening of channel-surfing, I was pleasantly surprised to come across Splash. Ron Howard's comedy about an everyguy Tom Hanks who falls for a mermaid Daryl Hannah is a movie I loved as a kid, and I hadn't seen it in a long time, so I happily started watching. Apparently it really had been a long time, since I'd forgotten just how racy some of the humor is, from shots of Hannah running around naked, to her heavily implied "afternoon delight" with Hanks' character, to costar John Candy's habit of dropping coins to look up ladies' skirts.

Readers here had already seen the February issue of For Him Magazine, which features a Chinese singer named A Duo on its cover wearing a white V-neck leotard that reveals every other inch of her rather substantial figure. Inside, A Duo poses like a dominatrix, clutching her breasts, wrapping her naked body in celluloid and bending, sweat-drenched, over a submissive man. The images and text would hardly be shocking to American or European readers.

Can they be taught to see it more critically? Photo illustration by Sara Cwynar. By Maggie Jones. Then in ninth grade, he found online porn sites on his phone.