Jeddeterminator
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
Friday, October 22, 2010
The clock is tickin
Its already that day of the week..friday; the last day of the week and the first day of the weekend. The years really moving fast..I feel like it was just yesterday I was two weeks away from graduating high school..This song by coldplay is like the musical form of what this year felt like to me..It makes you wanna just go road trippin or somethin
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Lupe Fiasco at fiasco friday last weekend
"I am the water, the fire, and the earth
that means Im doin dirt, spitting flames, and quinching thirst"
-Lupe Fiasco
Monday, October 18, 2010
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Friday, October 1, 2010
Christopher Nolan Confirms He Will Direct a Third and Final Batman Movie
It's not news that Christopher Nolan -- the director behind such mind-bending films as "Memento," "The Prestige," and this summer's massive hit "Inception" -- does not offer up information freely. Playing it close to the vest is how he operates.
So it is big news that he has finally gone on record to confirm that he will be directing a third Batman movie. After months of not saying one way or the other if he would take the job, the man behind "Batman Begins" and "The Dark Knight" told Empire Magazine on Thursday that he will be back in the director's chair once again.
Nolan told Empire, "It's becoming inevitable, I'll put it that way... I feel myself falling into it, I guess. And getting it all figured out and I'm pretty excited about what we're doing." Nolan went on to indicate that he is working with his brother Jonathan, who also scripted "The Dark Knight," on getting the script in shape.
Just the day before, Michael Caine revealed in an interview with BBC Radio 1 that the next Bat-film will most likely begin filming in May. When asked he he will be returning to the role of Alfred the butler, Caine answered, "I assume I'm there. In the movie business, you never believe anything, you assume." Since Caine has appeared in Nolan's last four films, it's probably a safe assumption. Though he did say that Nolan still hasn't told him who the villain in the third installment will be.
Nolan had already announced that the next Batman film will be his last, concluding a planned trilogy. But he won't be saying goodbye to superheroes. He's also at work on a new film version of Superman, though as a producer, not a director. He is developing a story he wrote with his "Batman Begins" co-writer, David S. Goyer. Nolan is reportedly meeting with potential directors for the project that would re-invent the Man of Steel in much the same way as he did for the Caped Crusader. Darren Aronofsky ("Black Swan"), Matt Reeves ("Let Me In"), Tony Scott ("Unstoppable"), and Zack Snyder ("Watchmen") are all rumored to be considered for the job.
So it is big news that he has finally gone on record to confirm that he will be directing a third Batman movie. After months of not saying one way or the other if he would take the job, the man behind "Batman Begins" and "The Dark Knight" told Empire Magazine on Thursday that he will be back in the director's chair once again.
Nolan told Empire, "It's becoming inevitable, I'll put it that way... I feel myself falling into it, I guess. And getting it all figured out and I'm pretty excited about what we're doing." Nolan went on to indicate that he is working with his brother Jonathan, who also scripted "The Dark Knight," on getting the script in shape.
Just the day before, Michael Caine revealed in an interview with BBC Radio 1 that the next Bat-film will most likely begin filming in May. When asked he he will be returning to the role of Alfred the butler, Caine answered, "I assume I'm there. In the movie business, you never believe anything, you assume." Since Caine has appeared in Nolan's last four films, it's probably a safe assumption. Though he did say that Nolan still hasn't told him who the villain in the third installment will be.
Nolan had already announced that the next Batman film will be his last, concluding a planned trilogy. But he won't be saying goodbye to superheroes. He's also at work on a new film version of Superman, though as a producer, not a director. He is developing a story he wrote with his "Batman Begins" co-writer, David S. Goyer. Nolan is reportedly meeting with potential directors for the project that would re-invent the Man of Steel in much the same way as he did for the Caped Crusader. Darren Aronofsky ("Black Swan"), Matt Reeves ("Let Me In"), Tony Scott ("Unstoppable"), and Zack Snyder ("Watchmen") are all rumored to be considered for the job.
No G.O.O.D. Friday this week..smh
via www.xxl.com
For the past few weeks Kanye West has been blessing hip-hop fans with new music every Friday. This G.O.O.D. Music Friday series quickly became the perfect cap off for a long workweek, as the Chicagoan dropped banger after banger (“Power [Remix],” “Monster,” “Runaway Love [Remix],” “Devil in a New Dress,” “G.O.O.D. Friday,” “Lord, Lord, Lord” and “So Appalled”).
The plan was to keep the G.O.O.D. music coming until Christmas. However, when an unfinished track, “Lost in the World,” which is scheduled to appear on ‘Ye’s upcoming album, leaked prematurely, he put the Internet on timeout and canceled the popular series this week.
“Due to blogs leaking unfinished songs from my actual album I’ve decided to pass of Good Fridays this week,” @KanyeWest tweeted this past Wednesday. “It’s messed up that one hacker can mess everything up for everyone… I love to take a year to finish my songs and deliver them to you guys in there most completed form…”
He continued: “It would have seemed like since I give free music every week even the lowest form of human being would respect that enough not to leak… unfinished songs from my real album…”
smh one bad apple spoils the bunch...smh
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