Newseater - Adult Edition

A look back at the week that was …

· We went for a drive and went to the movies.
· We said goodbye to one old friend … and said hello to a new one.
· Oh, and we got our eyes checked too.
· We found a new(ish) Japanese fetish to get stuck on… and then found something else to get excited about in our very own living room.
· We learned that the weather has strange effects on some people.
· Then we learned something about videogames … and maybe a little about ourselves too.

Original post by Dashiell Bennett

Magazine Death Pool: “Uncontacted” Amazon tribe photographed after subscription blow-in air drop

Newsday: Newsday lays off 32 in cost-cutting move

HuffPo: Exes and the City

NYT: Actress Stone and Dior Differ Over Apology

Politico: Hillary’s Timeline

New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media

Original post by Dashiell Bennett

Where else but in porn would a reference to a 30-year-old video game get any traction as a movie title? This blowjob vehicle (directed by the ready-for-anything Courtney Cummz) has the perfect title. But we have a problem with the boxcover: what does this picture have to do with the title?

Last week’s winner saw an opportunity. Your job this week is to create a new boxcover for this movie; you can post a link to your creation in the comments below, or email entries to gram (etc) fleshbot.com.

· Zero Tolerance (ztvideo.com)
· Buy “Face Invaders 3″ (gamelink.com)

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Original post by Gram Ponante

Sex and the City. All the time. Everywhere. Can’t get enough. (And seriously, if you really can’t get enough you should check this out).

In the meantime, in the midst of all this talk about print vs online we wondered: if Sex and the City were to take place in New York City 2008 where do you think would Carrie Bradshaw would be working? Tell us what you think, after the jump.

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New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media

Original post by Dashiell Bennett

While a lot of people are talking (ad nauseam) about the future of newspapers, the NYTimes is doing. Case is point: Their interactive homepage coverage of today’s crane collapse on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, which visually walks the reader through tragedy. All this and they still manage to win Pulitzers.

New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media

Original post by Fleshbot