A New York Times article about the trend of male nudity in Broadway and West End observes that the actors are becoming "eye candy for the tired businesswoman or gay man. (And don't think that producers aren't banking on the appeal to that reliable theatergoing demographic.)"
The producers "banking" on this "appeal" include not only the theater producers but, apparently, the Web producers of the New York Times, who accompany the article with a slide show headlined "A Bevy of Bare Chests."
Somehow, when Broadway producers do it, the Times critics complains that it is crass objectification that panders to certain demographics. But when the Times does the same thing, it's just covering the news, right?