Get ready for a thrilling installment of Andre Owens’ star-spanning adventures that are *not* named “Supergreen!”
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Gaming: Dead or Alive 5 Adds A Guest From Virtua Fighter [@akilshohen]
When interviewed last week, Team Ninja studio head Yosuke Hayashi said the team would be interested in a crossover with Sega's Virtua Fighter. We couldn't have imagined that we would actually be seeing the start of the collaboration this soon. Dead or Alive 5 now joins the ranks of other fighting games with guests characters…
Music: Brutha Gimel’s Spin City for March 13, 2012 [musical recommendations from @bruthagimel]
The wordsmith and turntablist presents musical recommendations every Tuesday afternoon (pretty much).
Webcomics: @world_of_Hurt: The Black Fist #017, “You Can Run, But You Can’t Hide” [#thenewblack]
World of Hurt is a webcomic created by Jay Potts, syndicated twice a week from its inception on Komplicated.com
Technology: The Silence – Japanese Invent Speech Killing Gun [@CijiTheGeek]
You talk too much. You never shut up.
Culture: Five Year Old Speaks Seven Languages & Plays Six Instruments [@myshelltabu]
Five-year-old, Mabou Loiseau, speaks seven languages and plays six instruments.
Music: DJ Jedi’s Spin City for March 12, 2012 [musical recommendations from @djjedi]
Every Monday in Spin City, DJ Jedi and some of the world’s finest selectors offer five musical selections that can innovate your life.
#musicmonday: a distinction without a difference [free MP3 downloads]
Time to pump up the jam, whether your vibe is banging beats or strumming guitars …
Culture: Milestones show presents African Americans In Comics, Pop Culture, and Beyond in 2013 [@papadocabraxas]
Geppi’s Entertainment Museum (GEM) presents Milestones: African Americans in Comics, Pop Culture and Beyond.
Escapism: Blackwatch For March 11, 2012 [@papadocabraxas]
In the same way you used to turn to the last page of Jet Magazine to see where Black people would be on TV, Blackwatch aims to tell you where you can find Black folks in the heights of their geekiness.
The Blackwatch list covers television, movies, comics, webcomics, and select websites that feature or are by Black people.
This list is always a work in progress. Not only because things change but also because new information is discovered. If any of you readers have any suggestions or want to highlight anything happening in Black media, please friend us on Facebook or leave a commenting the comments section below.
News: @HannibalTabu Talks Tech and Culture on Sunday Morning Live [@isidra]
Tech tidbits and cultural commentary from the web’s most dangerous ne’er-do-well every week.
Security: Nuclear Material Could Be Traveling Down Your Street Right Now [@spodachozn1]
Hey, wanna find a nuclear weapon? Here’s a helpful map on where a lot of ’em are. Really.
Wrestling: The Thump! presents…Recycled Gimmicks [@WrestlingThump, @ChemicalJulian]
What does a Pimp have in common with a dinosaur?
Movies: Jim Brown Biopic Barrels Towards The Big Screen [@spodachozn1]
The legendary gridiron and silver screen star gets the biography treatment.
Great Moments in Greatness: Nichelle Nichols on the Cover of Ebony, 1967 [@RealNichelle]
Come on now! In 1967 you couldn’t tell Nichelle NOTHIN’ … heck, you still can’t!
Webcomics: @world_of_Hurt: The Black Fist #016, “Meet Jimmy Domino” [#thenewblack]
World of Hurt is a webcomic created by Jay Potts, syndicated twice a week from its inception on Komplicated.com