Here’s Britney Spears with the official video for “Perfume,” the second single from her eighth album Britney Jean. The song was written by Spears and the video directed by Joseph Kahn who also directed Spears’ videos for “Stronger,” “Toxic,” and “Womanizer.”
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Rather than move forward to immediately deal with the fallout from the “Threat Matrix” story arc, the latest issue of G.I. JOE takes a look back at the circumstances behind how Roadblock became a member of the team. The issue begins with the Roadblock dealing with the apparent death of his cousin (terrifically portrayed by artist Steve Kurth).
Despite being told Heavy Duty died on a top secret operation, the soldier begins to suspect his cousin may still be alive which leads him to hunt down an IP address, break into a secret military facility, and headbutt Snake Eyes (an awesome sight that does not go unnoticed by Scarlett). His ingenuity and toughness not only lead him to find his missing cousin but get recruited to join Heavy Duty as a member of the JOEs. Worth a look.
Giving us a look at the origins of not one but two JOEs (and a cameo from Snake Eyes) G.I. JOE #11 is a very good single issue break from the title’s ongoing storylines. Worth a look.
[IDW, $3.99]
Here’s singer-songwriter John Mayer with the official video for “Who You Love,” the third single from his 2013 album Paradise Valley featuring Katy Perry who wrote her own verse for the song.
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After taking several months off from this title I returned to see Jason Todd get his memory returned and battle alongside Starfire and Arsenal against the League of Assassins and newly-rejuvenated Ra’s al Ghul. Although the issue still relies a bit too much on the All-Caste subplot that’s been a huge part of the tile since it’s New 52 launch, the characters of Essence and Ducra are kept at arms-length here.
Given the choice of watching his friends die at the hands of Ra’s al Ghul and his soldiers, Todd chooses to remember his past and, once fully restored, reveals this was all part of his (irrational) plan.
The issue ends with the Red Hood and the Outlaws doing a pretty good job of holding their own against the League including the Red Hood fighting Bronze Tiger to a standstill. But should Todd be victorious (which seems likely as the comic has solicitations for the next several months) I’d like to see the character given a chance to spread his wings without the baggage of the All-Caste or the Outlaws to weigh him down. For fans.
[DC, $2.99]
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MTV News has confirmed Paul Rudd has signed-on to play the title character in Edgar Wright‘s Ant-Man
Variety is reporting Joaquin Phoenix will join Henry Cavill, Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot, and Amy Adams for Batman vs. Superman as the film’s villain
