i was lucky enough to watch the lakers vs wizards game the other night where my boy brian cook (illinois what?!) hit a 3 to tie the game and force overtime. but of course, the story of the game was kobe dueling gilbert arenas as they combined for 105 points.
unfortunately for kobe, it was arenas who dropped 60 points on him (kobe had 45) and while i was never a big fan of gilbert arenas, after watching that game (overtime in particular), dude is just SICK. with an array of moves that included three pointers, pull up jumpers, cutting to the basket and just drivin through the lane, mr buckets (my new nickname for arenas) was unstoppable.
now most players would tip their hat after seeing this and everyone praised kobe when …
Since nothing conjures the spirit of Christmas like a fat (masked) man, MF Doom—everyone's favorite garble-mouthed, cartoon-obsessed jolly ol' MC—will be hosting a fat block of Christmast Eve cartoons on Adult Swim. The previews are joyous and while we can't host the YouTube files quite yet (coming soon, we swear), here's the link. We always thought Santa was, if we May speak freely, nasty like the freaky-deeky at your local sleezy speakeasy.
Tupac Shakur sits at the edge of the bed and shakes his head at the flicker coming from the boxy, carefully worn television set. He’s watching his former rival Notorious B.I.G. sit next to George Wendt on Saturday Night Live, yukking it up in the infamous “Da Bears” sketch. As Biggie feigns a heart attack in the middle of nominating Mike Ditka for sainthood, Shakur—whose own heart gave out for nearly six minutes a decade ago—smiles at the screen, looks down and chuckles. Seeing B.I.G. matured and vulnerable enough to succeed at comedy is making him feel his age. Fifteen years ago, Shakur met a paranoid Brooklynite fresh off the block and downright petrified of the camera. With a decade and a half drowning out the sound of studio laughter, he shuts the television off.
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