Sunday, February 28, 2010
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Friday, February 26, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
News on Kanye's Next Album
Wikipedia:
West mentioned that he was working on his 5th studio album at a listening party for his then-upcoming album 808s & Heartbreak, saying that he planned to release it in June 2009. However, this did not materialize. Later, West affiliates Mr. Hudson and DJ A-Trak reported that he was in the studio working on a new album, with Hudson saying that it might be "an old school record on a tape deck", using "just a drum machine, ghetto blaster and a microphone". On January 4th, 2010, West confirmed that he was in back the studio. Rapper Drake and Blink-182drummer Travis Barker said that Kanye was absent from the 2010 Grammy Awards because of on-going work on his next album.
On February 19th, 2010, new rumors spread concerning the album based off of numerous Twitter messages. Rapper Big Sean tweeted that he was in the studio working with Kanye and producer No I.D. in Hawaii. He later tweeted he was working on Kanye's new album, which he referred to as "Good Ass Job".
Also in February 2010, Canadian rapper-singer Drake revealed to GQ magazine that he has been in Hawaii laying down tracks for the album. Drake said that the album "is going to be one of the best hip-hop albums in the last 10 years".
Monday, February 22, 2010
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Friday, February 19, 2010
Shutter Island
When Will It End??!??
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Celtics Get Nate
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Monday, February 15, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Caron Butler Traded to Dallas
Friday, February 12, 2010
Harwich Defeats Chatham
Drake's Sprite Commercial (Extended)
Drake's Sprite "Spark" Commercial from nation on Vimeo.
"Get Him To The Greek" Trailer
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Bryant, Iverson Out. Lee, Kidd In.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Rondo In H.O.R.S.E. Competition
Monday, February 8, 2010
Drake's Tour Dates
Apr. 7: Columbus, OH (private location)
Apr. 9: State College, PA (Penn State University)
Apr. 10: Boston, MA (private location)
Apr. 11: Lock Haven, PA (private location)
Apr. 14: East Lansing, MI (Michigan State University)
Apr. 15: Rochester Hills, MI (Oakland University)
Apr. 16: Morgantown, WV (West Virginia University)
Apr. 21: Orlando, FL (University Central Florida)
Apr. 22: Greenville, SC (Furman University)
Apr. 23: TBA
Apr. 24: New Orleans, LA (New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival)
Apr. 26: New Orleans, LA (University of Missouri – Kansas City)
Apr. 27: Lexington, KY (University of Kentucky)
Apr. 29: Lowell, MA (University Mass Lowell)
Apr. 30: Syracuse, NY (private location)
May 1: Boston, MA (private location)
May 4: East Rutherford, NJ (Bamboozle Festival)
May 5: Towson, MD (Holy Cross)
May 6: Cheney, PA (Towson University)
May 7: Ithaca, NY (private location)
May 8: Plymouth, NH (private location)
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Lamebook
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Maxim's 25 Best New Beers in America
1. Porkslap
Style: Pale Ale
Brewery: Butternuts Beer & Ale, Garrattsville, NY
Don’t let the cartoon piggies tummy-thumping on the can fool you—Porkslap provides some serious suds action. Pour this classic American pale ale into a glass and you’ll notice its striking orange color. Take a sip and you’ll be struck by its malty, hoppy goodness. Pour some on your jeans and you’ll be all wet. Pork power!
2. Drifter
Style: Pale Ale
Brewery: Widmer Brothers, Portland, OR
A light and airy pale, Drifter is like an awesome roommate who pays the rent on time and can persuade any group of hot girls to head back to your place for an
after-party. Move this guy into your fridge fast. Your sex life just may depend on it.
3. Hoss
Style: Rye Lager
Brewery: Great Divide Brewing, Denver
An old-world Bavarian brew style in which rye replaces some of the barley, this plaid-frocked fun punch epitomizes the genre: Sweet and crisp, with woody undertones.
1. Hoptober
Style: Golden Ale
Brewery: New Belgium, Fort Collins, CO
First thing you notice is the insanely strong hops aroma, then comes the crisp, honey-laced sweetness. Next thing you know, you’ve inhaled 17, your shirt is off, and you’re singing Counting Crows at karaoke with some cute Korean Air flight attendants.
2. Helios Ale
Style: Saison
Brewery: Victory, Downington, PA
From Pennsylvania, this Quaker-born brew pours out of a mega 22-ounce bottle cloudy but tastes clean. It’s orange in color, orange in taste, and orange you glad you drank it? Don’t like clever wordplay? Well, screw you!
3. Ten Fidy
Style: Imperial Stout
Brewery: Oskar Blues, Lyons, CO
This canned, oh-so-drinkable skull-crusher is thick and black like Texas tea, smells like sweet pipe tobacco, and has deep notes of maple bacon, cherries, and mesquite. Dudes: Curl your hippie hair behind your ears and say "Whoa!" The crunchy, fleece-wearing beer pros at Oskar have struck Black Gold.
1. Haywire
Style: Hefeweizen
Brewery: Pyramid, Seattle
This American-style wheat ale is light and refreshing, with just faint hints of citrus and caramel—but it ain’t no lady beer. The award winner has a muscular wheat flavor that makes it a suitable accompaniment for manly activities, like tailgating, scrapbooking, and needlepoint.
2. Samuel Adams Noble Pils
Style: Pilsner
Brewery: Boston Beer Co., Boston
Master brewer Jim Koch’s perfect summer beer is stiff with hops but has a clean and silky feel that never leaves you with cotton mouth—only the munchies.
3. Torpedo
Style: Extra IPA
Brewery: Sierra Nevada, Chico, CA
SN’s crew can’t miss, even when they tackle one of the boldest styles on the planet. This missile to the white meat is robust, but super easy thanks to heavy hints of apricot and Juicy Fruit gum flavors (seriously).
4. März Hon
Style: Märzen
Brewery: Clipper City, Baltimore
Based on a traditional Oktoberfest brew, this poundable Bodymore native has hints of syrup-drenched French toast, toffee, and street-corner shootings.
1. Bud Light Wheat
Style: Golden Wheat
Brewery: Anheuser-Busch, St. Louis
Wheat beer has been growing on us this year thanks in part to this rich and nuanced sauce. With hints of lemon and roasted nuts, it’s huge in flavor for a light beer. Never count out the geniuses who invented Budweiser Tall Boys.
2. Brew Free! Or Die
Style: IPA
Brewery: 21st Amendment, San Francisco
This citrusy sucker is the most chuggable IPA on the list. It has a perfect medley of bite and mellowness—an awesome, full-flavored way to earn your bed spins.
3. Indian Brown
Style: Brown Ale
Brewery: Dogfish Head, Milton, DE
The hop-heads who work at Dogfish have been getting down with this brown for years, and finally, late last year they made it available to national distributors. Its boldness jolts, but the brown sugar and caramel notes make it go down smooth.
4. Old Stock
Style: Ale
Brewery: North Coast Brewing, Fort Bragg, CA
Thick and hazelnutty with hints of Coca-Cola and cherry, this is our new favorite snow-day beer. Drink it, then pee in your moon boot.
1. Sexual Chocolate
Style: Imperial Stout
Brewery: Foothills Brewing, Winston-Salem, NC
Flavored beers are for chicks. But this Nubian queen has three things going for it: (1) It reminds us of Eddie Murphy pre-tranny. (2) It sports the illest label of the year. (3) It gives us an excuse to order beer with dessert. Sip and watch your soul glow.
2. Green Lakes Organic Ale
Style: Amber Ale
Brewery: Deschutes, Bend, OR
Pacific Northwesterners already know that Deschutes kicks serious ale ass, and this new organic job is no ex--ception. Grassy, hoppy, and thirst-quenching. And, no, just because it’s organic doesn’t mean it cancels out the 18 smokes you had last night.
3. Upslope Pale Ale
Style: Pale Ale
Brewery: Upslope Brewery, Boulder, CO
These guys opened shop in late 2008, and they already own our taste buds thanks to their pale. It’s the most palatable craft beer we’ve gulped in a while. Check the ingredients: "Snow melt, malt, Patagonian hops, yeast." We’re officially down with Upslope.
4. Blue Ball
Style: Porter
Brewery: Intercourse Brewing Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA
This quaffable flavored port sneaks up on you with subtle nudges of blueberry and hickory smoke. We want to smother it on pancakes at breakfast, but we’ll probably skip all that and just pull a bottle out from the nightstand drawer and gulp it down on the way to the shower. Good morning, Wednesday!
1. Calico
Style: Amber Ale
Brewery: Ballast Point, San Diego
Ballast has been churning out great beer for lucky locals for years and is finally selling their house favorite in wide release. This sharp ’n’ sweet potion pairs well with BBQ or pizza or a night by yourself stalking your ex on Flickr.
2. Fat Squirrel
Style: Brown Ale
Brewery: New Glarus, New Glarus, WI
A sweet, nutty, malty good time in a bottle. Pack a few hundred of these into your tree hole and hibernate till spring comes.
3. Local 1
Style: Pale Ale
Brewery: Brooklyn Brewery, Brooklyn
This beer’s frothy head is so tall and inviting you want to thrust at it like a human-size pillow. Resist. Sip, and let its floral top notes dance across your skull as its nine percent alcohol content stomps your brain like a pink elephant.
4. Tumble Off
Style: Pale Ale
Brewery: Barley Brown’s Brew Pub, Baker City, OR
With more hops than Bugs Bunny and a grassy, herbal aftertaste that recalls our second-favorite Oregon export, this refreshing concoction from the award-winning Barley Brown boys is guaranteed to cure what "ales" ya.
1. Union Jack
Style: IPA
Brewery: Firestone Walker, Paso Robles, CA
Hands down the best IPA Maxim has ever tasted. Not for the hop-timid. Crazy flavors—apple, peach, Twinkies, and, yes, kind bud—coalesce into an electrifying tomahawk dunk on your taste buds. Note: This stuff makes you, um, regular—and in a hurry. Make sure your pipes are clear before imbibing.
2. UFO White
Style: Wheat
Brewery: Harpoon—Boston
With hints of citrus, this smooth, easily swallowable brew is perfect for pirates worried about scurvy.
3. Phoenix
Style: Pale Ale
Brewery: Sly Fox, Royersford, PA
Is it possible to have delicious hoppiness wherever you go? Yes, you can. In this can!
(Everything is as written by Maxim Magazine)
Curry in 3-point Contest
Friday, February 5, 2010
"How to Make It In America"
The Life & Times of Buddy W.
Austin Rivers vs. Brandon Knight on ESPN2
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Pierce Invited to 3-point Shootout
Reggie Watts Pop! Tech
Popcast from Reggie Watts on Vimeo.