Sunday Links for October 9

With NYCC in a few days, we are hard at work getting everything ready!!! Even so, here are some of our top headlines from the week...


We are still saddened over the loss of Steve Jobs this week. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family. There are a lot of great tributes on the web to Jobs, but this one breaks my heart the most.
(via Buzzfeed)



DC wants to hear from you at NYCC, even if you are not there. They have open threads on their facebook page for each of their panels. If you can't be there in person, just leave your question in the open thread. At each panel they will pick questions from the thread to be answered. Go ask your question now and you may just get your answer!
(via DC Comics)



With a new James Bond film coming up soon, Den of Geek theorizes whether it should be the last for the franchise. they make a good argument, but do you agree?
(via Den of Geek)



We had a scare this week with the possible loss of The Simpsons. Fox gave us two more years of fun in Springfield though, despite cutting the salaries of the cast and producers. Hopefully, they will give us a Simpsons-worthy finish.
(via E! Online)





I am taking a Sunday Links break next week for NYCC, but I'll be back soon!  Have a great week!

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Video Friday!!!

It's that time again...


McBain - The Movie???


The awesome folks at CollegeHumor have done it again. Putting together all the McBain clips from The Simpsons, they have created what looks to be a great action flick.

I want this movie made now! 

A Brief History of Hip Hop

This guy is amazing! I don't know how Eklips does it, and I think some of the magic would disappear if I did, I just know I want him to keep doing what he does.


3 Minutes





I think I nearly died from the sheer amounts of geeky awesomeness. This stars two of my favorite dancers, Harry Shum Jr. (Glee) and Stephen "tWitch" Boss (SYTYCD), in action roles... oh, and did I mention lightsabers? Yeah, they're in there too. All it needed was a soundtrack from a beloved 80's cartoon and I would have gone to nerd heaven. 


A History of Rap





I have to admit I was a little surprised at how good a job they did. I expected JT to pull it off, but Jimmy Fallon surprised me. As great as the guys sounded, I think I liked the dancing and facial expressions even more, They looked like they had a ball doing it.


To finish things off, as you know, yesterday was Chinese New Year. It is the Year of the Rabbit. To celebrate, the ever elusive @Getsuyobi (yes, he's still around trying to defend his masculinity) found this little gem...


39 Degrees North: 兔年 Year of the Rabbit





Wishing you all a Gung Hay Fat Choy!!!

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