Okay, so It’s no Fight Night, but this Boxing game brings home ROCKY BALBOA!  How ill is that?  You can even play as his opponents, including Apollo Creed, Tommy Guns, VIctor Drago, and Clubber Lang.  Not only that, but all the minor opponents from the movies have been included as well.  You can either choose to take Rocky to the top as in the movies, or you can take one of the other boxers and take him through the tournament mode.  My only beef is that Hulk Hogan’s character Thunderlips wasn’t playable, but oh well.  For those boxing fans looking for something other than Fight Night or fans of the movies, you can’t go wrong at all with this.

Some theaters ran this new trailer with DaVinci this weekend, but this is the reel intended for audiences outside of North America.
It has a lot of footage we’ve seen, but paced much better, a little slower and building up to a new final shot that is really quite shocking and cool.
You’ve got 2 ways to get it as well: Superman Returns International Trailer (.mov download) or SR Youtube streaming(kinda low res, but loads quick)

It’s another strange twist in the long, long road to Chinese Democracy…

Guns N Roses singer Axl Rose took time off to perform at Roasrio Dawson’s birthday party recently and was slapped by fashion icon Tommy Hilfiger.

What relevance does this have to the new album? None except it means he’s doing something other than finishing the %#@* thing.

I think we raised the bar too high with that NoBrandCon video so we gotta ruin it by doing something stupid like this.

Thanks to a digger, heres a directory of TV show themes.
And theres no telling when all these will disappear, so grab them quick.
ohh… DuckTales!

SyFyPortal shared some comments about Season 3 of Battlestar Galactica made by James Callis, the actor who portrays Dr. Gaius Baltar. From what he says the series will take a darker turn than what we’ve already seen.

“In the upcoming episodes, the simplest way to explain what happens is that the wheat is separated from the chaff,” Callis said in an interview at this month’s Saturn Awards in Universal City, Calif. “I’m not actually sure at this moment which I belong to, which bothers me, whether I’m the wheat or the chaff. All I know is that we are necessarily separated.”

“And the first few scripts of this particular season are phenomenal,” he said, “and far darker and more gritty and more worrying than anything that you have seen before. I really am not just saying that. I remember just reading it going, ‘My God almighty, this is remorseless and relentless.’ And as such should be very gripping television. Even though it’s very, I think, the word is dystopic.”

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