Contract? Who needs a contract? Tim Tebow may not be playing in the Super Bowl tomorrow but he did have time to film this commercial for T-Mobile which will air during the game.
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It’s the beginning of a new month so it must be time to talk about comics! Welcome to the RazorFine Comic Rack boys and girls. Pull up a bean bag and take a seat at feet of the master as we offer you this quick list of all kinds of comic book goodness set to hit comic shops and bookstores this month from all your favorite publishers including DC, Marvel, Dark Horse, Archie, Dynamite, IDW, Image Comics, and others.
This month includes the first issues of City: The Mind In the Machine, The Fuse, King Conan: The Conqueror, Loki: Agent of Asgard, The Mercenary Sea, New Warriors, One Hit Wonder, The Punisher, The Royals: Masters of War, She-Hulk, Winter Soldier: Bitter March, Wolverine, X-Force, and the final issues of All New Fathom, Batman: Black & White, Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck, Black Dynamite, Daredevil, Marvel Knights: Spider-Man, Miss Fury, The Other Dead, Painkiller Jane: The Price of Freedom, Sons of Anarchy, and Star Trek: Khan.
Enjoy issue #198
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As the show itself has pointed out, Neal‘s (Matt Bomer) attempt at reform means nothing until the power is put entirely in his hands, his anklet is removed, and the choice to go legitimate or return to his life of crime is put in his hands and his hands alone. Leading into the final commercial break of White Collar‘s Fifth Season’s finale (which if you are counting is one full year longer than Neal’s actual sentence) it appeared for an instant the show was ready to force some hard choices on Neal and Peter (Tim DeKay) as both had achieved everything they could have hoped for through their partnership. And in the last five minutes everything quickly falls apart as the show sets up one of its trademark cliffhangers leading into next season and what I expect, after a couple of episodes tying up loose ends, will be the return of the status quo.
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White Collar – Diamond Exchange Read More »
While house-sitting a cat food company’s mascot, Simon (Robin Williams), Zach (James Wolk), and Andrew (Hamish Linklater) attempt to come up with a marketing campaign which becomes difficult when the firm’s new quantitative analyst shoots down all of their ideas. After making, and then losing, a bet with “the Quant” (Sandeep Parikh) on which the fate of the direction of the campaign’s pitch lies, which leads Simon to throw-in the towel on creativity in favor of Colin’s mathematical formulas and graphs (and begin playing his bagpipes of sadness).
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After failing to get tickets for San Diego Comic-Con, Sheldon (Jim Parsons) decides to hold his own convention and begins searching for suitable celebrities. Deciphering a tweet by James Earl Jones leads the scientist to the actor’s favorite sushi restaurant and the beginning of an unforgettable night between Sheldon and the voice of Darth Vader who “is nicer than you think.”
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The Convention Conundrum Read More »
