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So many movies featured midgets and Danny DeVito (same thing LOLOL). Read More

With less than a month to go until DJ Hero's October 27 launch, Activision is playing its publicity trump card. Read More

Hailed in the press as one of the most fun, innovative and highly-anticipated games of the year, Activision Publishing, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI) today dropped the needle on DJ Hero's(TM) full set list featuring 93 exclusive mixes from the biggest stars in hip hop, R&B, rock, pop and dance and created by some of the greatest DJs of all time. Read More

SANTA MONICA, Calif., Oct. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Hailed in the press as one of the most fun, innovative and highly-anticipated games of the year, Activision Publishing, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI) today dropped the needle on DJ Hero's(TM) full set list featuring 93 exclusive mixes from the biggest stars in hip hop, R&B, rock, pop and dance and created by some of the greatest DJs of all time. Read More

Whatever the case, last week all roads pointed to Washington, DC for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's Annual Legislative Conference, a four-day event that combines informational seminars, policy forums, a massive exhibit showcase, job fair, late night parties, cocktail receptions and a huge award show ceremony called The Phoenix Awards. Read More

Christian rap singer DPB and others performed Sunday at Guntersville's Covenant Cove. Hollywood film producer Frank Vitolo of Snead, Ala., organized the event for the purpose of persuading young people to refuse vices such as illegal drug use and pre-marital sex. Read More

Hollywood film producer Frank Vitolo and Christian rap singer DPB are teaming up to launch a faith-based music and movie industry here with a free concert Sunday at Covenant Cove on Guntersville Lake. Called Sunday in the Park, the concert is targeted at the youth, especially those lost through drugs, pre-marital sex or other problems that prevent them from having a relationship with God, said DPB (aka David Paul Brooks) of Birmingham. Read More

Extracurricular activities should be preserved when school budgets are cut because they boost academic performance and give less-motivated students an incentive to stay in school, panelists at an education forum hosted by Cleveland Democratic Rep. Marcia Fudge said Thursday. Read More