You may have heard that Warner Brothers bullied Netflix into signing a contract that allows the studio to wait a full eight weeks following a movie’s release before shipping it out for rental. Read the rest of this entry »

I ended up taking my dad to see Green Lantern yesterday and walked away thinking it was a pretty good movie. By pretty good, I mean I do not see any Oscars in its future, but it didn’t suck balls as most reviews will lead you to believe. Apparently, Warner Brothers feels pretty good about it as well and is hoping to squeeze a franchise out of this. Read the rest of this entry »

Shrouded in resilience and ruthlessness like every single character that ever bore the dragon symbol, Mortal Kombat’s ability to adapt with the times is a landmark achievement in itself. In 2011, not much has changed as the company, in association with Machinima.com and Warner Bros. have unveiled Mortal Kombat Legacy, Read the rest of this entry »

Who remembers these shirts?

Looking for a summer internship?  Still delusional enough to want a  job in the music industry?  Working towards a degree in a computer related field & willing to travel abroad?  If so Warner Brothers UK division has a year-long internship opportunity which may pique your interests: Read the rest of this entry »

I feel pretty confident when I make the claim Soul Train > any other urban music related TV program. Sure Yo! MTV Raps and and the original Rap City are worthy contenders, but any show that pretty much touted every major musical figure of the 70′s and 80′s is going to win out by default. Turns out, ‘the house that Don built’ is finally getting the chance to bring its story to the big screen. Read the rest of this entry »

The future of the Hip-Hop music industry as we know it is in Drake’s hands. Maybe not from an artistic standpoint, but his buzz is just as big on the business side as well. Out of any of the upcoming artists — Top 10 Freshmen or not — Drake has become the one to watch.

Regardless of whether you think he’s the truth or not lyrically, he’s doing things that haven’t really been done in awhile. He’s secured Read the rest of this entry »