Samantha Lavine
E-Mail: lavine.s@blastmagazine.com
Web Page: http://www.blastmagazine.com
Short bio: Samantha Lavine is the contributing editor for all things kinky for Blast Magazine
Articles by Samantha Lavine:
February 12, 2008Just in Case Inc. is the maker of a discreet and stylish condom case for women. Just in time for National Condom Day (Valentines Day) they are giving away 10,000 of their compacts to women’s Non-Profit Groups nationwide.Nominated by the public, two lucky non-profit organizations from each state will receive 100 compacts to distribute to [...]
October 3, 2007Ever want to watch a woman shave her legs with a straight razor?
September 3, 2007Everybody knows the ZAGAT “burgundy bibles” that supply information about the best places to wine and dine, as well as great nightlife and hotel data. Now you can access this information using any web-enabled phone.
Moving right along with technology, Zagat goes mobile.
With Zagat.mobi, you can obtain addresses, phone numbers and hours of business- absolutely free. [...]
Yes, that’s right. A professional naked women’s wrestling league.
July 1, 2007The last man on earth is not alone.
Warner Brothers Pictures recently released the trailer for “I am Legend,” staring Will Smith.
“My name is Robert Neville. I am a survivor living in New York City. If there is anybody out there…anybody. Please. You are not alone.”
The action/thriller stars Smith (The Pursuit of Happiness) and [...]
DJ, a street dancer from L.A., enrolls in the historically black Truth University in Atlanta, Georgia in order to bypass juvenile hall.
At Truth, the troubled 19-year-old joins a struggling fraternity, which competes among others in a serious step dancing competition. DJ helps his fraternity by bringing fresh new moves to their team.
Just when DJ thought [...]
“Closer,” set in London, is the treacherous tale of four strangers and their lives, loves and debaucherous urges.
The four main characters who meet at different times–Julia Roberts, Jude Law, Natalie Portman and Clive Owen–develop knotty and cunning relationships with one another.
Dan (Law), a writer, takes Alice (Portman), a stripper, to the hospital after she is [...]
May 1, 2007Grey’s fiancé died just days before her wedding.
With the tragic loss of her late love, Grey (Jennifer Gardner) didn’t believe that she’d ever be able to love again. So she then moved in with her his best friends.
Both are crazy in their own way, but they help her realize that life will go on, and [...]
May 1, 2007And the panty is…
April 1, 2007Annabelle Gurwitch got fired by Woody Allen.
She realized that getting fired and canned was more common than she thought when she started talking with friends about her unfortunate and humiliating experience,
Gurwitch, most recognized for co-hosting Dinner and a Movie on TBS, is also a contributing writer for “Day to Day” on NPR, and appeared in [...]
32 million Americans have an addiction. Less than 10 percent are getting treatment.
A new HBO documentary documentary series, appropriately called “Addiction,” looks to find answers to the many questions raised about drug and alcohol addiction across America. Its goal is to bring awareness and education in the hopes that something can be done to prevent [...]
April 1, 2007Timex–well known for their time pieces–has released an alarm clock radio compatible with an iPod: the Ti700.
The Timex Ti700 comes with, unlike many other iPod alarm clocks, a remote control. The remote lets you to turn the system on or off, play or pause the iPod, change songs on the iPod and adjust the volume. [...]
“The Hooters Cookbook” includes unique recipes for appetizers, main dishes, desserts and of course drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic).
The recipes are easy enough for the average non-cooking man who wants to impress his game-watching friend or even a lady friend.
Inside, you’ll find recipes for wings, sandwiches and burgers, and sections dedicated to: game day snacks, food [...]
Harold Crick counts his steps, brushes his teeth the same way with the same amount of strokes and calculates the amount of time saved each day by taking a 43 minute lunch break. His life was organized, boring and uneventful—until the day his life started being narrated. That’s when he learned that he was going [...]
February 23, 2007A strip trivia game
February 1, 2007“Running with Scissors,” is based on the true story of author Augusten Burroughs. In 1971, 6-year-old Burroughs had to deal with the hostile divorce of his alcoholic father (Alec Baldwin) and bipolar mother (Annette Bening), all the while growing up and trying to find himself.
A few years later, his mother sends him to live [...]
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