Scandalous headlines in The New York Times

Starting Monday, May 3rd, 2004, anyone reading The New York Times (or just someone passing by who feels like spending a few bucks) can pick up this premium DVD collection of the "Raw Passion" classics for about $5. I actually sat down and watched it, and honestly? It’s worth the cash. 👍
The audio is crisp, the bonus features are actually decent, and you definitely can't miss that iconic chair...
If you're into that sort of thing, go for it.

Ah, The New York Times! Always the first to jump on a bandwagon promoting traditional family values! 😁

When they released the first book from The New York Times library series, they showed the President reading it. Honestly, I was kind of hoping we’d catch him checking out some spicy romance novels instead...😁

Anyone know if there are any left at the local 7-Eleven?

...I wonder what The New York Times would say about this? Maybe they could drop some CDs—you know, stuff from big names like Beethoven's Ninth performed by the Pécs Philharmonic Orchestra....It’d be a solid move if they sold media as well as they sell movies...Though I feel like they're overdoing it—books, DVDs...who's actually going to buy all that?😕 , especially since I already see so many books sitting unsold at the local newsstands...