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This one goes out to all the chordates in the house. The Rap Guide to Evolution is a musical tour through natural selection, DNA, and all the various processes that have made the world such a hotbed of biodiversity. These may be the only rap videos you see today that namecheck Watson and Crick. More »
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With Star Trek out on DVD today, we're reminded of the awkward insertion of the Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" into the 24th century. But was it as random as it seemed, or just returning an overdue rap favor? More »
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The latest RoboCop movie comes not from Darren Aronofsky, but from musicians The Anomalies. Their video mixes clips from RoboCop with their own beats and lyrics for a hip hop summary of the original film. More »
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When Master P smokes weed, he turns into Black Supaman, with abilities and powers above ordinary mortals. Black Supaman is a direct-to-DVD one-hour movie that came out last year, about the greatest superhero in the neighborhood. He goes out and stops criminals, and takes away their weed, so he can use it for the greater good. It's ironic, because he refers to chronic as "kryptonite," but it gives him his amazing (and possibly imaginary) powers. Why is there not a big-screen version of this? [IMDB] More »
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