
You may have heard that the campaign of Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz pulled his most recent ad this week after learning that one of the actors in the production billed “Conservatives Anonymous” was also a softcore porn star. This controversial event, and the mention of Mr. Skin on last weekend’s Saturday Night Live on NBC led me to look into the relaunch of Mr. Skin. On February 16, 2016, Marty O’Brien reported on ynot.com that after 16 years exposing “wardrobe malfunctions” and other public displays of celebrities’ naughty bits, the redoubtable Mr. Skin has refurbished and re-launched his website. “The overhaul includes an updated look, responsive design, new interactive features and a brand new safe-for-work section. The updated site allows users to give every celeb, movie, TV show, picture and clip their own personal ratings. In addition, they can create collections of their favorite celebs, pictures and videos for easy access. Members also may request missing celeb content by hitting the “request” button next to celebrities’ names. Last but not least, a more powerful search engine allows users to explore the site’s database of more than 300,000 celebrity images,” O’Brien added. “As we welcomed 2016 and the bountiful nudity that awaits us, we realized something: Our appreciation for naked celebrities may never change, but sometimes our website has to,” said Jim “Mr. Skin” McBride. “That’s why we’ve done a complete redesign and redevelopment of MrSkin.com to make the experiences for our users infinitely more seamless, intuitive and, well, boobiful.”