NEW YORK (Reuters) - Al Goldstein, founder of the unapologetically raunchy Screw magazine and a leader in the First Amendment fight to protect the pornography industry under the umbrella of free ...

Goldstein died at a Brooklyn hospice after a long illness, said the friend, attorney Charles C. DeStefano. Of all the would-be successors to Hugh Hefner's sexual throne, no one was as out there as ...

A few decades back, free speech advocates held a rally in New York City's Washington Square Park. The issue at hand was an attempt by local conservatives to get several late night adult programs which ...

Al Goldstein, the scabrous publisher whose Screw magazine pushed hard-core pornography into the cultural mainstream, died Thursday at a nursing home in New York City. He was 77. Following a long ...

R.I.P. (That "P" can stand for pretty much any word you can think of in this situation. Al wouldn't mind.) December 19, 2013 ...

NEW YORK (AP) – Al Goldstein, the bearded, bird-flipping publisher of Screw magazine who smashed down legal barriers against pornography and raged against politicians, organized religion and anything ...