From arstechnica.com:

Today I decided to conduct an experiment. I started calling people I knew, and I asked if they had one or more video games in the house. Then I asked if they breast-fed their children. To my great shock, most answered "yes" to both. One couple I contacted switched to formula after their child’s birth, and told me that they didn’t play video games. The data, based on my first round of calls, was conclusive: if you play video games, you are much more likely to breast-feed your children.

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From wowinsider.com:

As you can see above, Fallon isn’t much for Azeroth — while Felicia is rocking a pretty hardcore Warlock, Jimmy still has a tough time getting past the character creation screen. But he did drum at least one laugh out of me (which is one more than he ever got from me on SNL), so well done. I very much agree with the commenters on the blog — if he can keep the show technology and geek-focused like this (and maybe get at least one character up to level 30 — all Felicia had to do was say "roll on a PvE server," right?), he might have a chance at filling Conan’s shoes.

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From joystiq.com:

“Back in May, we heard 30 Rock character Tracy Jordan was putting the finishing touches on his pornographic video game Dong Slayer. Since then, according to the 30 Rock season premiere that debuted on Hulu this week, the title has gone on to sell 61 million units. That amounts to an average of approximately 360,947 each day. Comparatively, as of March 2008, Hot Coffee-laden Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas has sold just 21.5 million in its then-1,247 day lifetime. “

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From datelinehollywood.com:

"Following the success of "Lego Batman" and "Lego Indiana Jones" this year, not to mention the "Lego Star Wars" series the past few years, it’s no surprise that developer Traveller’s Tales is sticking with the little colored blocks.

But it’s taking them in a new direction. Dateline Hollywood has exclusively obtained information on the next six Lego-branded video games in the works, and they’re not the kid-friendly franchises that gamers have come to expect. Instead, Traveller’s Tales has licensed a number of adult-oritented movies and is adapting them into its first slate of M-rated Lego videogames."

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