At this point, it surely cannot be possible to tease The Man with the Iron Fists any more
than it’s already been teased. Fans had
to wait an excruciatingly long time for a single trailer to finally surface. According to Shadow and Act, there have been
a few test screenings, but reports from these secret viewings have been
scarce. Hopes are high for this film, and
expectations are getting more unrealistic by the day. Alas, November 20th is still two
months away. Universal Pictures will not
doubt continue to build anticipation during the interim. In furtherance of that purpose, 16 new images
from the film have been released.
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Sean Price Gets Brolic On The Cover Art for ‘Mic Tyson’
While some rappers prefer to be
superheroes, Sean Price would rather be super villain. He’s more Darkseid than Superman, which I
imagine suits him just fine. Hip-Hop
doesn’t have much regard for overgrown Boy Scouts, but it does have an undying
love for overgrown bullies. Sean knows
that damn well, hence the title of his upcoming third (and possibly final) solo
album, Mic Tyson. As if that weren’t menacing enough, the newly
released cover art for his junior set perfectly embodies the sentiments of that
title.
Robocop Gets An Upgrade While G.O.O.D Music Endures A "Cruel Summer" On This Week's Scottscope Podcast!
On this week’s Scottscope
podcast, the roundtable discusses G.O.O.D Music’s compilation album Cruel Summer. Does it live up to the hype, or is it less
than the sum of its parts? Is the G.O.O.D
music collective a Hip-Hop force to be reckoned with, or just another overblown
vanity project? Did the GOOD Fridays series of music giveaways
spoil the best songs on the album? Who
had the single best verse on the album?
Who emerges as the MVP of the G.O.O.D music collective? Should Kanye rebuild the G.O.O.D music roster
from the ground up?
Labels:
Cruel Summer,
G.O.O.D Music,
Kanye West,
Only Built 4 Cuban Linx,
Podcast,
Raekwon,
Re-release,
Remake/Reboot,
Robocop,
Scottscope,
The Purple Tape,
The Rowdy One,
Vashawn Quinones,
Wu-Tang Clan
'The 50th Law' Now Immortalized In Comic Book Form
When it comes to diversifying his brand, 50 Cent is no
slouch. Though his star no longer shines
nearly as brightly as it once did, he keeps pushing boldly into new
territory. Now, he’s looking to conquer
yet another medium: comic books. That
would seem to be an easy fit given his larger than life persona and superhero
physique. However, his first venture
into the world of primary colors will not be the usual capes and tights
fare. Instead, it will be an adaptation
of 50’s 2009 novel with Robert Greene, The
50th Law.
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