SL Torch Entertainment Guide: Catfishing in Second Life – Part 1: How the Catfishers Do It- Jessii Warrhol Reporting...

You have probably heard of the hit MTV show Catfish or watched the movie of the same name that inspired the show. According to the Urban Dictionary, Catfishing is “The phenomenon of internet predators that fabricate online identities and entire social circles to trick people into emotional/romantic relationships (over a long period of time)”.

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The Torch Entertainment Guide News: Things to Do in Spring

Check out some Spring themed things to do in Second Life this week! Brought to you by the SL Torch.

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The SL Torch Entertainment Guide: Gaming News Back Wednesday!- Will Morris Reporting...

After two weeks of nothing I am back with more gaming news. Well not yet. You may have noticed that it was Easter this week/weekend and so not much has happened. And the week before? I was making videos for Dark Dog Gaming Media. Yes, nothing is there at the moment [Damm You Jonn!] But there will be.  I will update when it does. And I sell stuff now too. [RedBubble]. So on there will be the return of“A Week In Gaming News” and all my other stuff.



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The SL Torch News: Things to do in SL

Check out some of the fun and exciting things to do and see in Second Life this week:

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The Torch News: MySpace Had Some Good Bands, Didn’t they? Yes they did. Izzie DeClaun Reporting...

When I was in college about a million years ago, ( not really like 7-8 years ago) I was really into MySpace bands, there were some really good talent on MySpace.com. Wow I just realized that you probably don’t know what I’m talking about. Okay?

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New to the virtual world? Visit The SL Torch Guide - Lanai Jarrico Reporting...



someone should have told me silks weren't for clubbing back in 2006

Being a newbie can be overwhelming and downright awkward with embarrassing clothing and hair malfunctions while bumping into every object and other avatars in a sloppy stumble through Second Life. It truly is a hideous sight to observe. Especially when dealing with newbies that ransack freebie prop shops and are strapped heavily with an arsenal of griefer gadgets. My first experience with such a Noob griefer did not end very pleasantly for either of us. His naked avatar along with his chicken on a stick prop came to me asking for a job. Needless to say, he was not hired. He was instead ejected and banned from the media center and I have been left emotionally scarred for SLife by the whole ordeal ever since.

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