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Curiosity about new ways to consumer adult entertainment might drive adoption of new technology, but that's not always a comfortable or enjoyable experience, at least when it comes to the current state of VR porn.
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Virtual Sex Show: Everything you didn't know about Virtual Reality sex and were too grossed-out to ask: The Daily Dot's Mike Wehner joins us with his first-hand experience with this brave new world. Spotify lists the top ten tracks we're using to get in the mood. And #1 is just 127 seconds long? And why bubble gum pop bands in Japan are jumping for joy over a carnal constitutional ruling. Plus: we prove why Millennials aren't as passionate about music as their parents.
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Space is not the final frontier — Star Trek is boldly going to music halls where no nerd has gone before. The 40 Plot Holes in Star Wars The Force Awakens by Huffington Post has awakened the Gondar in Hollywood Screenwriter Matt Granger. He joins us to talk about the age of "Idiot journalism." The petitions are coming in fast and furious from David Bowie fans. Some want a constellation named after him. Others? Cold hard cash. But we'll tell you about the petition that could bring Starman back to earth. Plus — the Bionic Woman turns 40 and we'll tell you the best whiskeys with which you can drowned your middle aged sorrows over that fact.
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David Bowie was a tech visionary. How he beat Napster and Wall Street while building a web empire. The Best of CES. We'll take a virtual tour of Michael's bank account using HTC's new headset, and Gadget Ninja Erin Lawrence scales down the side of G&B headquarters with the next generation television you can't see when off. Plus — the lowest blow of them all in the US Presidential race. The GOP nomination process takes on a decidedly dark tone as one candidate is accused of liking Nickelback.
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The countdown to the demise of the car compact disc player begins. Alanis King of Jalopnik joins us to look at the evolution of music in the auto industry. George Lucas steps in Bantha shit. We'll tell you why the creator of Star Wars has no right to complain about being cut out of the latest film — and it has nothing to do with the 4 billion dollar payday. As Elvis Presley's estate celebrates the king's birthday, we'll examine the seedy underbelly of his empire — and why The Beatles internet streaming has only just begun. Plus Tommy Lee's rollercoaster of a ride into the sunset for Motley Crue.
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The origins of Luke Skywalker's landspeeder — and why the kid was ripped off selling his X-34 to pay Solo and the Wookie for his flight off that rock. Raising the spirits of fans of Spirit of the West. We'll look at how the band is turning tragedy into hope as Stone Temple Pilots fans say goodbye to their frontman. And who still uses jukeboxes? We'll look at a decidedly 21st Century solution to a 1940s gadget. Plus — the winner of the Philips Hue lighting starter kit and why a South Korean girl band was turned away at LAX.
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The Definitive Holiday Gift Guide for Geeks 2015! We'll run down some of the best things to put under the tree — and even give one away. Adele breaks records by only selling her record — not streaming it. We'll crunch the numbers on why that was a brilliant financial move. Get ready to buy a new iPhone cable. The latest rumour reveals you're going to spend big bucks to save Apple one millimetre. Plus — you won't believe what the stats show to be the most dangerous driving tune around.
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How the Internet is keeping you from bonding with your future spouse over music (even if it is "Swedish Funk"). From WWF to WTF: The 30th anniversary of one of the most influential albums — in Wrestling. And the winner of the Philips Beard Trimmer 9000. Plus! How Katy Perry was turned into a weapon of mass distraction.
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Surprise, jocks: you were the most likely to abandon your favourite adult website for the most anticipated video game of 2015. The fallout from the attacks on Paris: we'll debate the decision by some of the world's most influential bands to cancel concerts. Kurt Cobain's post-humous solo album — so bad, it's good — but only if you're willing to shell-out the big bucks for the enhanced release. Plus! How to win the Phillips Beard Trimmer 9000 — it uses lasers — and the real reason Betamax lost out to VHS (and it has everything to do with porn).
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What the petition to stop CBS from resurrecting Star Trek for television is really all about. We'll tell you what's wrong with Hollywood's plan — and the knee-jerk response from the nerds. They called it "Sex in a Box" — we'll tell you what it took to get this game added to the Toy Hall of Fame. Why Adele isn't allowed to use her own twitter account — and why the songstress may end up being the last big artist of the decade. Plus — how you can win a beard trimmer that guides you using lasers, and the real reason for the cassette revival? The Grey Bar Motel.
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