Archive for the 'Sex' Category
October 9th, 2009, 4:25 pm by Chris "KeL" Adams
 Playboy has announced that their cover model for the November issue will be Marge Simpson. Not only will she grace the cover, she’ll also have a two-page centerfold spread. The magazine coyly won’t say how much will be revealed by the blue-haired mother of three. All they’re saying is that is that it will be “very, very racy.”
I’m curious to see how this will be received. This isn’t the first time Playboy has tried to appeal to the younger set, with previous cover featuring female professional wrestlers and G4’s Olivia Munn. Going with a female cartoon character is a little different.
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October 5th, 2009, 3:33 pm by Jayson Peters
 Oh, David Prowse — it’s just not a good week for you, is it?
The actor and former bodybuilder who wore the Sith suit in the original Star Wars trilogy was on location at an English bungalow when police forces raided the set. They’d been tipped off by neighbor who saw the camera and lighting equipment being hauled into the home and naturally assumed it was being used in the production of a skin flick.
What was really being filmed, according to the U.K.’s Metro, is a movie called The Kindness of Strangers; the director’s ex-husband owns the Staffordshire home.
Last week the BBC reported Mr. Prowse broke down on a busy English highway and needed police assistance (or, “used the Force”) to make it to a convention appearance. Now in his 70s, the actor, who was once also a pedestrian safety spokesman, is certainly maintaining a healthy relationship with British law enforcement personnel. That, or he has one of the most unique publicists in the realm.
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September 17th, 2009, 11:23 am by Jayson Peters
 The creator of the virtual world Second Life is being sued yet again for trademark infringement. In April it was Scottsdale-based Taser suing Linden Labs over digital representations of its stun gun.
Now, a report from Courthouse News Service tells of a new class-action lawsuit by Eros LLC and Shannon Grei claiming Linden is making real money from knockoffs of their virtual erotic products.
To recap: Eros and Grei own rights to sex toys that only exist online … and there are knockoffs!
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July 31st, 2009, 3:05 pm by Jayson Peters
 ABC’s got a new series debuting Sunday: Defying Gravity is about four men and four women on a deep-space mission and the hilarity that ensues.
The series involves a crew whose mission is to study the solar system but who soon find out that there’s a mysterious, secondary agenda; strange things start happening onboard. It stars Office Space’s Ron Livingston and was created by the evil, man-hating geniuses behind Desperate Housewives and Grey’s Anatomy.
Associated Press story
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July 31st, 2009, 1:14 pm by Jayson Peters
 There are four words you don’t see together very often.
Syfy, the new identity of the former Sci Fi Channel, is claiming impressive gains both among total viewers and women ages 25-54 since relaunching one month ago.
The network, owned by NBC Universal, scored the best July in its 17-year history with the demographic groups, a feat it attributes to the new series Warehouse 13 and returning hit Eureka.
Read the NBC Universal press release for more details.
See also: Sci Fi Channel more popular with the ladies
The network also announced this week that it has named veteran television executive Andrew Plotkin, who developed hit series such as Without a Trace, Nip/Tuck, Cold Case and Smallville, to the position of senior vice president of original programming.
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July 16th, 2009, 10:21 pm by Jayson Peters
 Why, Sookie? (HBO) The overall snub of science fiction and fantasy genre shows at the Emmys continues.
True Blood, HBO’s hilarious and sexy story of vampires coming out of the coffin in modern-day America? Art direction, casting and title design are up for honors, but not the transfixing Anna Paquin (pictured) as good-girl telepathic barmaid Sookie Stackhouse.
A best drama nod for Battlestar Galactica’s final season? Frak, no. Just technical categories like visual effects, directing and editing — the usual. Never mind the outstanding performances of Edward James Olmos and Mary McDonnell.
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Posted in: Battlestar Galactica • Horror • Nerd rage • Sci-Fi & Fantasy • Sex • Television • Anna Paquin • Emmys • HBO • Jim Parsons • Lost • The Big Bang Theory • True Blood | 2 Comments »
July 7th, 2009, 2:04 pm by Jayson Peters
 The 1997 series premiere of Stargate SG-1 is getting a DVD makeover that includes a boob job.
“Children of the Gods,” which marked the beginning of a 10-year run for the spinoff of the 1994 feature film Stargate, is being remastered and remixed with a new score from Jerry Goldsmith and voice recording from cast member Christopher Judge (”Teal’c”). Also, the infamous full-frontal nudity scene of Vaitiare Bandera (”Sha’re”) being possessed by a snakelike alien has been recut to be as squeaky-clean as the rest of the series.
Showtime, which launched the series that later moved to Sci Fi, reportedly insisted on the gratuitous skin.
The disc, which will be available July 21, also includes a new restrospective and audio commentary from co-writer and -creator Brad Wright and series star Richard Dean Anderson (“Jack O’Neill”). Source: GateWorld
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April 1st, 2009, 11:52 pm by Jayson Peters
Sci Fi, Syfy, Schmi-Fi. Whatever the heck they’re calling themselves these days, the cable home of Battlestar Galactica, Ghost Hunters and all things Stargate is claiming impressive gains “across the demo board” but especially among women between the ages of 18 and 34 — a whopping 10 percent in the first quarter.
More from NBC Universal on the jump.
See also: Sci Fi Channel getting into the video game business
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May 28th, 2008, 12:19 pm by Jayson Peters
Daniel Floyd of the Savannah College of Art and Design put together this stimulating presentation on the role of sex in gaming’s history and its future. It’s something every art form has to deal with when it “grows up.”
Floyd takes a very mature approach to dealing with the subject — mature as in academic and real, not giggity-giggity-giggity.
That said, in the interest of full disclosure the presentation is best reviewed by parents before it reaches young eyes and ears. (There is some illustrative cheesecake and a few adult utterances.)
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February 15th, 2008, 3:25 pm by Jayson Peters
Apparently, there really is such as thing as a born gamer. It’s called a man.
Gaming is hardwired into the male gender. So it would seem after reading about a Stanford University School of Medicine study that found guys become addicted to computer and video games more easily than the fairer sex do.
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