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Close Personal Friend, Nerd, and Penthouse Pet Justine Joli requested we tell you about an event November 17th for Manhattan’s You Can Thrive! Foundation, a charity that benefits women with and survivors of breast cancer. One ticket to Monday’s Burlesque Breast Fest Carnival at Madame X on West Houston Street guarantees the lucky entrant a night of burlesque, booze, and bawdiness. But Joli just sent along text. “What do you think this is?” we cried. “Don’t you know that the words are only here for the time it takes readers to unzip?”

“Oh, right,” Joli said, wriggling in her Wonder Woman Underoos. “Here they are.”

· You Can Thrive! (youcanthrive.org)

Original post by Gram Ponante

newVideoPlayer(”/sexbloggercal.flv”, 506, 423,”"); The NYC Sex Blogger Calendar won’t be available for another three days… but while you’re eagerly waiting some sex blogger (and Fleshbot editrix) cheesecake action, take a peek at this behind the scenes video shot by Audacia Ray. And if you happen to be in New York City, be sure to stop by The White Rabbit this Friday for the calendar’s official launch party. We hear there will be alcohol… and sex bloggers! (And you know what that means…)

· Sex Blogger Calendar Release This Friday! (wakingvixen.com)

Original post by Lux Alptraum

Because we are old (and have some affiliation with Columbia University), we remember the first time Columbia students banded together to form a “new erotica review,” one that seems to have completely folded after a mere two issues. But, college students being college students, the failures of the past are hardly likely to deter the pioneers of the present: and so, just this month, a new “new erotic review” has been born up at the Alma Mater on the Hudson shore.

C-Spot—which, at the very least, wins points for its name—is a self-described “work in progress” that seeks to cover a great deal of territory. Seemingly no area is off limits: the first issue features articles on vibrators, nude modeling, strip clubs, and internet porn (as well as the requisite selection of art nudes); and the letter from the editor promises much, much more (interviews with pornstars and sex workers! Sex party reviews! Sexpert Q&A!). It’s all very young and earnest, and—jaded as we are—we half suspect it’ll burn out after an issue or two. But hey, who knows? Maybe this time, it’ll actually work. We certainly wish them well.

· C-Spot: The New Erotic Review (c-spotmagazine.com)

Original post by Lux Alptraum

Need a break from the Sarah Palin porn-o-rama? This Wednesday, New York City’s Museum of Sex will be unveiling Fleshbot Crush Object Molly Crabapple’s politics, a piece that breaks our nation’s past time down to its most basic level: a full-on animal orgy. You can probably figure out who gets fucked. (museumofsex.com)

Original post by Lux Alptraum

Erotic Photo Hunt is a game played by many, but mastered by few and if you’ve ever spend more than 10 minutes in some of our nation’s darkest and dullest bars, you’ve probably tried it yourself more than once. You know what we’re talking about—the little machine at end of the bar that eats your quarters while you stare at two pictures and try to figure out how they’re different. We always thought of it as just a way to drunkenly pass the time while you wait for the pool table to open up, but apparently it is a very serious sport destined to be contested in arenas and gymnasiums all across the land.

Yes, there is an actual Photo Hunt competition being held at a local watering hole in NYC later this month—which by itself seems pretty remarkable—but even more amazing is that it’s being hosted by Penthouse Pets Krista Ayne and Justine Jolie. Perhaps they will stand side by side and you’ll get to point out the differences between them for cash and prizes. (Sadly, touch screen technology does not work on real Pets.) You better start practicing.

· Megatouch Erotic Photo Hunt Tournament (going.com)

Original post by Dashiell Bennett