Mainstream Media Attack Dogs Think We're Asking Too Many Questions About Orange Pie

Hamilton Nolan · 12/03/12 03:25PM

Here at Gawker, we stand in opposition to the back-slapping Lamestream Media and its cozy relationships with Big Business, from Big Fruit all the way to Big Pie. That's why we were the only news organization brave enough to come right out and ask, "Hey, how come you never see orange pie, on the menu or whatever?" It was only a matter of time before Big Pie sent out its MSM attack dogs to try to recapture the narrative.

Revenge Pornographer Will Only Post Addresses of People He Hates, Wants the Press To Focus on 'the Good Things Iv Done'

Camille Dodero · 12/03/12 02:45PM

For more than two weeks, alcoholic squirrel Hunter Moore has been soliciting revenge-porn submissions for his soon-to-be-launched HunterMoore.tv site, a new endeavor he's promised would be "very scary," "something that will [make] you question if you will ever want to have kids." The dick-pic boogeyman also Tweeted about including "people's house info with google earth directions" and then told the New York Observer's BetaBeat that one of the "scary as shit" aspects would, in fact, be the inclusion of personal home addresses "so you can stalk people." This detail, as Moore himself put it, had a lot of people "freaking out."

Robert Kessler · 12/03/12 12:39PM

Today the text message turns 20, making it a millennial. It's no wonder auto-correct is so entitled.

We Need a Federal Law Banning Public Subsidies for Private Companies

Hamilton Nolan · 12/03/12 12:15PM

American states, counties, and cities routinely offer huge tax incentives and subsidies to private businesses in order to lure those businesses into locating themselves in a particular place. Spend a little to get a lot, the theory goes. Priming the pump of economic development, etc. The problem is that what is supposed to be spending for the public's benefit in fact benefits only private corporations. And it should be outlawed.

Robert Kessler · 12/03/12 12:00PM

New York City is getting its first LEED Gold certified restaurant. Hold your applause, though, it's an Applebee's.