Say goodbye to the McSteamy sex tape forever, may it rest it peace.
Good news for naked and stoned celebrity couples everywhere! There now exists a legal precedent that promises to keep images of your drug-fuelled, look-mom-I'm-in-a-hot-tub threesomes off the Internet. And for that thanks should be given to the legal team representing Rebecca Gayheart and Eric Dane, the now-parents and former DIY porn stars responsible for producing the McSteamy sex tape. Or non-sex tape, as all it really featured were three naked, attractive people, stoned out of their minds, stumbling around their house and splish-splasing in the bath. Still, not something that any parent would want in clicking distance of their children.
Couple seeking damages over airing of naked sexytimes tape.
Grey's Anatomy's Eric Dane and his wife, Rebecca Gayheart, are suing the snarky website empire Gawker Media over a video that showed them cavorting naked and intoxicated with a female friend.
An ad wants near-perfect wingwomen and we've got some fictitious picks for the job.
Thank you Gawker and Craiglist.
If it wasn't for these sites, we would have missed this oh-so-classy help wanted ad for a "Personal Introduction Assistant" or "Wingwoman."
Padma Lakshmi is single. This greatly concerns Gawker's Joshua Stein. He blames the failure of the Top Chef finale on her singledom. His goal is to find a husband for Padma Lakshmi post haste. And you can help.
IT guy taped them having sex and the video went viral.
Oh Lordy. Sex at work just got interesting! Here's the story: two ad agency art directors were having sex in their Manhattan office one Friday afternoon a few weeks ago. A co-worker noticed, alerted his buddy from IT and the two peepers recorded the 20-minute session with their phones. The buddy then uploaded a 60-second video to his computer, sent it to some officemates and lo, a week later the clip ended up on Gawker.
A cuckold has made life really difficult for a semi-famous banker.
A cuckold living in the UK has been waging a one-man campaign against an American investment banker. It turns out the banker had relations with the man's wife a few years ago. The cuckold's marriage ended recently and that seemed to be the impetus for a vicious internet smear campaign. The internets just ain't as safe as they used to be.
I'm so naive...I thought Alanis would play a song.
Instead, I cringed through this smarmy "Alanis Morrisette Discusses Her Lesbian Days With Howard Stern" clip on Gawker. Howard hammers on about Alanis' hookups with women and tries to box her into easy-for-straight-folks-to-understand stereotypes, like when he asks, "What type of women were you attracted to? Ultra-femme? Or butch?" Alanis just laughs at him.
Despite the abundance of sex talk on campus, undergrads aren't doing it much.
For whatever reason, there is an abundance of sexual content on college campuses. Yale, Harvard, and Boston University all have student publications focused on the beast with two backs (which probably just depends on angles). But evidence suggests that college students are not doing it nearly as much as those that came (or faked it) before them. What's the deal?
