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The FCC and Congress can debate the use of “fleeting profanity” on broadcast TV until the f-ing cows come home. In the digital age, Americans can get their fix of naughty words (from top stars, no less) on Web venues like No Good TV (NGTV), which officially launches this week and aims to provide studios with an edgy, “hard-R-style” promotional platform. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Kirsten Dunst and Topher Grace of Spider-Man 3 recently participated
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