From taletela.com:

"The rapper and media mogul was asked by New York magazine if there was a new Olympic sport, one that he might have a chance of winning, what would it be.

He answered: "Who could have sex the longest. I think that’s an event I can do well in. And probably who could stay up the longest.”"

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From shinyshiny.tv:

"This game has topped the charts for the last couple of weeks, and when you turn it on it’s easy to see why. The screens are flawless with amazingly detailed graphics that capture everything from the pert way Ivy’s breast bob when she spins, to the look of peace on Yoda’s face as he brandishes his light sabre."

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From 1up.com:

“Another new model has been announced as the official, real-life Lara Croft. Alison Carroll, a receptionist at a golf club in Great Britain, beat out hundreds of other ladies to win the role of the Tomb Raider heroine. Now she’s set to travel the world to meet fans of the games and be the public face of Ms. Croft. She will be the seventh such model to do so since the first game was released in 1996, not counting Angelina Jolie’s portrayal of Croft in the Tomb Raider films. Carroll will also be promoting the upcoming Tomb Raider: Underworld, which is set to release on November 21.”

Update: see a clip of Alison Carroll on GameTrailers.com: Lara Croft In The Flesh

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From whattheyplay.com:

"Parents are more concerned about their children’s exposure to video games than alcohol, violence and pornography, according to recent polls conducted by What They Play (www.whattheyplay.com), the parents guide to video games. Nearly 3,000 respondents in two separate What They Play polls concluded that drinking beer and watching pornography were less objectionable activities for children than playing certain video games. Further, viewing violence was more acceptable than seeing content involving sex and sexuality within games."

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From action3news.com:

"You don’t expect to find porn at a public library. In fact, in 1998 Omaha libraries put filters to block computer porn, so we went digging to find out why it’s different across the river. 

"She’s like, Mom the man next to me is looking at porn," says Patty Lyons regarding her teenage daughter. Dirty downloads plastered across a computer for a young teen to see. The person behind the porn?  A man playing some type of graphic sex game. "

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From computerandvideogames.com:

"Bungie is clamping down on Halo 3 players who are using the File Share function to distribute illegal and dubious content, including porn."

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