Watch Jay Z Hang Out With Two Women Having Oral Sex (NSFW)
Rich Juzwiak · 01/10/14 12:21PM"Distract your subject with hardcore lesbian sex happening right next to him" doesn't seem like a viable interview strategy, but then 2 Live Crew mastermind Luther Campbell is no ordinary interviewer. The, uh, chat above happened in 1997, around the time of the release of Jay's second album, In My Lifetime, Vol. 1. The rapper/mogul pair attempt to discuss Jay Z's music, but that proves impossible, which is the point, I guess? If everyone had two women hooking up next to them, no one would get any work done.
Hamilton Nolan · 01/10/14 12:17PM
"Still, there's a general sense that the drugs of choice for writers now are more often little blue pills than big brown bottles," writes Adam Gopnik, adding "(You can take the pill, and then send the kids to school.)" So those little blue pills would be, uh... Viagra? Valium? Please don't let it be Viagra.
Justin Bieber Assaults Neighbor with Eggs, Terrifies His Young Daughter
Neetzan Zimmerman · 01/10/14 11:51AMFlorida's Going Broke Trying to Give Prisoners Tasty Kosher Meals
Adam Weinstein · 01/10/14 11:46AMGiant Cockroach Pulled From Hospitalized Man's Ear
Taylor Berman · 01/10/14 11:35AMThis Is the Only Spoils of Babylon Scene You Need To See
Rich Juzwiak · 01/10/14 11:30AMLast night, IFC premiered the three-hour miniseries spoof The Spoils of Babylon. Starring the likes of Tobey Maguire, Kristen Wiig, Tim Robbins, Will Ferrell, and Carey Mulligan (voicing a mannequin love interest), it's one of those bits of pop culture that owes debt to a lot of things while being not quite like anything that ever existed. Created by SNL writers Matt Piedmont and Andrew Steele (and directed by the former), it exists to skewer the epic, multi-night network melodramas of the '70s and '80s (a la The Thorn Birds), which makes it the spiritual cousin of other high-concept retro spoofs that take on the format they're affectionately parodying. What Strangers With Candy was to ABC Afterschool Specials, what Grindhouse was to grindhouse schlock, what Far from Heaven was to women's pictures of the '40s and '50s, and perhaps what Dredd was to dumb '80s action bloodbaths, The Spoils of Babylon is to the network miniseries.












