Cooking Mama 4: Kitchen Magic is the latest release in the popular video game series. This
game is rated “E” for everyone but seems to be geared toward younger gamers; those who believe that cooking and cleaning is play time. There are some adults who do find cooking and cleaning relaxing distractions so this game would be enjoyable for them as well. Continue reading
Training Simulations: Cooking Mama 4: Kitchen Magic
Transmissions: Emmy And Grammy Award-Winning Harry Connick Jr. To Guest-Star In NBC’s ‘Law & Order: Special Victims Unit’
Three-time Grammy Award winner, two-time Emmy Award winner
and Tony Award nominee Harry Connick Jr. will have a multi-episode, guest-starring turn on the Wolf Films/NBC drama “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” (Wednesdays, 10-11 p.m. ET). Continue reading
Hard Copy: 1222 STUDIOS ANNOUNCES NEW PUBLISHING VENTURE, KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN FOR FIRST COMIC BOOK
1222 Studios is proud to announce the first title in a new comic book publishing initiative
along with a Kickstarter campaign to fund the first four issue mini-series. The brainchild of Flickcast.com editor-in-chief Chris Ullrich and PopCultureZoo.com editor-in-chief Joseph Dilworth Jr., this new publishing venture will kick off with Believer, the story of Jack Hollenbeck, disgraced Los Angeles police detective turned tabloid reporter and occasional private investigator who is hired by a mysterious woman and her aging father to locate an ancient object of incredible value . . . and incredible power.
Equipment: Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Minimates Out Now
The first wave of Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Minimates is in stores now, with exclusive figures at
both Toys “R” Us and comic shops/specialty stores, and Wave 2 should be arriving next month. But it’s almost time to pre-order Wave 3! Our next wave of MvC3 figures will hit in the Spring, and the line-up for the wave is packed with all-stars. As usual, some of the two-packs are exclusive to the specialty market, some are at Toys “R” Us, and some are shared between the two. Continue reading
Transmissions: NBC Spring Season
Welcome to 2012! The Spring Season brings with it returning shows and new hits for NBC.
In the next few weeks NBC launches two New shows with The Firm based on the John Grisham novel starring Josh Lucas and Are You There Chelsea starring Chelsea Handler! And a fan favorite The Voice returns after the Super Bowl. These are just some of the highlights of what NBC has to offer. Make plans to stay home because you don’t want to miss a minute. Continue reading
Transmissions: Broken Blade Airing Throughout January Exclusively on Comcast Xfinity
Broadcast and digital distributor Anime Network and Comcast Cable are starting 2012 off with
a bang, coming together to bring our fans a tale of war, magic, and ancient mecha: Broken Blade! Continue reading
Training Simulations: SQUARE ENIX AND ANKAMA BEGIN OPEN BETA TEST FOR MMORPG ‘WAKFU’
Square Enix and Ankama’s upcoming MMORPG, WAKFU, is now in Open Beta! Continue reading
Transmissions: Face Off Returns for a Whole New Season
Syfy’s hit show Face Off looks for the next great make-up artist. Make-up effects can be both
the high point of a production (when they are good) or a low point (when they are bad) and in Face Off the judges are looking for the best. Each week contestants try to impress the judges and move on hoping to be the last one standing. Face off is hosted by McKenzie Westmore. Continue reading
Vids: Family Guy Volume 9
Family Guy continues to endure with its almost offensive brand of humor. I am sure that
there are some people who are offended by what they see and hear during any given episode of the long running animated sitcom; but personally I laugh my ass off. To truly appreciate Family Guy you need to watch the uncensored versions. Hearing these familiar characters drop “F”-bombs only adds to the humor (Yes I have the sense of humor of a 13 year old).
Hard Copy: The Thorn and the Blossom
I must admit that while I have read many romance novels, it has always been as an act of
desperation. I find most of the books in this genre to be only slightly better than daytime television; with the characters and situations equally unbelievable as the ones you seen on talk shows. Continue reading

