Parents need to know that this entertainment blog doesn't have a privacy policy or terms of use -- which is a problem, because it allows users to enter contests by submitting their name and email address. Also, it doesn't seem to block users under 13 from submitting this info. Content-wise, the posts and comments are generally tame, but there's a section of music videos from YouTube that contains some offerings with strong language, sexual content, and negative messages. Some of the links to "Awesome Friends" sites aren't great either (like PerezHilton).
Positive messages:Posts are sometimes snarky but rarely mean-spirited. The site mixes straightforward entertainment coverage with celebrity gossip. Some of the music videos depict antisocial behavior.
Violence:50 Cent's "OK, You're Right" video depicts a gun-filled showdown between police and some pretty scary clowns. One post features "Cut," a disturbing short film starring Keira Knightley that promotes awareness of domestic violence.
Sex:No nudity; occasional "sexy" photos of celebs like Megan Fox, as well as sexualized lyrics and images in music videos. Discussions of infidelity regarding Jon and Kate Gosselin.
Language:Most users don't curse at all, but a handful of comments contained "f--k," "s--t," and milder phrases like "screw them." Some of the music videos contain explicit language.
Consumerism:Viewers can enter contests to win prizes like iPods or movie soundtracks. There are a few banner ads, mostly for entertainment-related products. Posts frequently mention products.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:The posts don't promote debauchery, but the Paradiso Girls video "Patron Tequila" -- which is in rotation on the homepage -- celebrates drunkenness and mentions "bud" (marijuana).
Privacy & safety:There's no privacy policy or terms of use posted on the site. Users can enter contests by providing a name and email address. There's a box to check off whether you're over or under 13, but the site doesn't seem to reject submissions from younger users.
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