
Update: Ignore the below story! The porn application referenced has since been removed from the App Store. Must have slipped between the cracks somehow, so to speak. But, hey, if you jumped on it real quick, you'll be one of the few who own this application! Oh, and the app's official site says the pron app has "sold out." Wait, what? How can a downloadable program sell out?
The people at Apple who decide which iPhone applications can be sold/given away on the iTunes Store are like the Soviet Politburo: They hand down edicts on high, presumably for the good of The People, yet they answer to no other authority and rarely offer explanations for their decision. So let it be known: Apple's app-ruling class has declared that programs featuring naked ladies will be available to iPhone owners! Previously, adult-themed applications were not given passes, but it seems as if Apple has installed an age-gate and made the first iPhone porn application available.
The first naked-lady application is the imaginatively titled Hottest Girls. It's a simple photo-displaying program with some crowd-sourcing elements. Basically, the app contains over 2200 pictures of topless and scantily clad ladies. You choose categories (Popular, Asian, Blonde, Brunette and Swimsuit) look at the pictures that pop up, and rate them good or bad.
The program itself seems entirely pedestrian and useless -- I'm not sure why anyone would want it, when Google on the iPhone would pull up about 6 million times as many results -- but Apple opening up the flood-gates to content of this nature is pretty interesting. The top of the Application store could soon be crowded with different kinds of porn-centric applications.




One of the best things about E3 is that everyone in the gaming industry comes together inside the LA Convention center; something that doesn't happen very often. While we were covering all the MMOs on the show floor, the man himself Casey was not only recognized, but interviewed by our friend Andrew Beegle from
For a nation founded by prison inmates, Australia sure is uptight. The country's Draconian game ratings board has ruled that Sexy Poker, an upcoming WiiWare naked girl simulator from GameLoft, can not be sold Down Under. It's not the game's nudity, in and of itself, that concerns the Australian Classification Board; it's the context. According to the board, Sexy Poker uses nudity as a reward in the game, and that is against Australian rules.





Seth Rogen has had a pretty good run of luck over the past couple of years, and it doesn't look like that run's going to end anytime soon. The Knocked Up star has been awarded the cover of Playboy for their March issue, making it only the 9th time ever that a man has been on the cover of the world's most well-known girlie magazine.
So I have a good friend that puts on themed burlesque shows here in Los Angeles. Past shows have included comic book and circus freak themes, next up is Alice in Wonderland. Each that I've seen has been entirely epic and totally awesome. To answer the question rattling around in your head(s) - its not full nude (they wear pasties) and the show always straddles the perfect line between classy, hot and super cool.