Though I sometimes heard good things about them, I never
paid much attention to any of the Batman cartoons that came after Batman: The Animated Series. Bruce Timm’s take on the Caped Crusader left
me quite satisfied, as it provided a library of fully realized adventures to
rival those in any of the live action films.
That being said, the plethora of great superhero animation that has been
released in recent years has opened up my mind a bit. Batman has never been given the full on CG
treatment (at least not to my admittedly limited knowledge). DC Nation and Cartoon Network seek the remedy
that with Beware the Batman, a new computer
animated series set to debut later this year.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
VH1 Offers ‘Behind The Music: Nas’ In its Entirety
While it certainly wasn’t as in-depth as more knowledgeable
fans would have hoped for, Behind The
Music: Nas offered a serviceable cliff notes version of his career up to
the present day. Many milestones and
events were touched on. It was nice to
see both Primo and Extra P appear as talking heads on a VH1 documentary
program. The early meeting between Rakim
and his heir apparent was a nice little gem that I hadn’t any prior knowledge
of. Such moments made the broadcast well
worth the watch.
Labels:
Behind The Music,
Conscious Rap,
Documentary,
Gangsta Rap,
Hip-Hop,
Nas,
Rap,
VH1
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