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Jason Rubin Makes Star Magazine

Australian pop star turned "actress" Sophie Monk, who recently split with her fiancé, Good Charlotte guitarist Benji Madden, was spotted at the Griddle Café in West Hollywood on February 15th with a new man!

Just three days after confirming she had split with her rocker-fiancée Benji Madden, Sophie Monk was spotted having brunch with video game designer Jason Rubin!
Could love be in the air for the Aussie starlet and the co-founder of Naughty Dog? One eyewitness told Star Magazine, "It looked like a date." Oh my god! If I never have to write this sort of tripe again it will be too soon. Pick a side, Rubin! Glamorous gossipy Hollywood or friendly, geeky gaming. I like writing about you, but the moment I type a serious sentence that begins with, "You'll never guess who was seen with..." is the moment before I go out shopping for bulk sleeping pills.

Game Designer Jason Rubin Makes The Tabloids [MTV Multiplayer]


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Naughty Dog Founder Eyes Games Again

Jason Rubin used to make video games. You may have heard of them, one was Crash Bandicoot, another was Jak & Daxter. Or maybe you know him as the founder of developer Naughty Dog. Or perhaps as the guy, who in his last public speech to the industry blamed publishers for weakening the industry by failing to appreciate and promote talent. More »

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The Metallica Game That Would Not Be

Simon Carless severely underestimates the public's interest in the Metallica game that almost was as he recounts Naughty Dog co-founder Jason Rubin's tale of the thrash metal band's flirtation with licensed video games. In this GameSetWatch exclusive, we learn that Rubin and company were at one point in discussions with the band to release a Metallica platformer-adventure built on the Crash Bandicoot engine. More »

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Iron And The Maiden Announced

Ha ha! Plucking his title like a tick from the retarded skull of the smelliest metal head doofus who ever lived, ex-Naughty-Dog Jason Rubin has announced on his — ha ha ha! — MySpace page that his next game will be called Iron and the Maiden. More »