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The Role Of Comedy In Business: Inside Commun...

posted on: May 17, 2012 | author: Mike Bako

Peppercom was founded on a central philosophy: They wanted to be in the business of understanding their clients' business. They have also evolved into an admired firm that thinks outside the box when it comes to servicing their clients' needs. There is no better example of this then their use of strand up comedy and humor.

Mad Men Quarterly: Trips, Rides, and Journeys

posted on: May 14, 2012 | author: Sumeet Khosa

With the wacky adventures we have experienced the last few weeks, it is only appropriate that it would be time to catch our breathe. How much has and hasn't changed in past few weeks has brought the Mad Men Universe into full circle.

A Decade Later, Scarface (the rapper) Soulful...

posted on: May 9, 2012 | author: Sumeet Khosa

It is hard to believe how your surrounding and community can become an enigma. A decade ago rapper's dealing with content such as drugs and the fallout of neighborhood violence were radicalized by the media. Many by publicist and public relations reps from the artist themselves. It wouldn't be for another two years that Southern hip hop would move from the stereotype of grills, guns and big cars to the cool look of grills, guns and cars.

Twenty-Five years later, Criminally Minded re...

posted on: Apr 26, 2012 | author: Sumeet Khosa

To believe any artist could still be relevant twenty five years after their debut is incredible. Although KRS-One is nowhere near the media spectacle...

Keith Olbermann Returns to TV Talk on ‘This W...

posted on: Apr 22, 2012 | author: Daily National

Keith Olbermann made his return to TV political commentary on ABC’s “This Week” this morning. Scandals, of the Secret Service and GSA varieties, the “dog wars,” the economy and 2012 polling were just some of the topics of discussion.

Lost Art: Review of Elzhi’s Elmatic and...

posted on: Apr 19, 2012 | author: Sumeet Khosa

When it was announced that his next project was a tribute album to Nas’ Illmatic, much of the hip hop world was left wondering if Elzhi was burned out or just lacking inspiration. If there has been one venture that has failed or fallen short of success. Cover albums have given many artists to create new ventures or breaks from writer’s block or lack of direction in creativity. In hip-hop, when it is necessary to stay relevant, artists drop “mix-tapes.” Mix tapes in some essence are cover albums, where production work comes from old projects or tracks from other artist’s album and contains a freestyle or new verse by an artist. Even though it features a sound or take of another project, it never takes the spin of creating a variation of a classic.

How Tupac Became a Hologram (Is Elvis Next?)

posted on: Apr 17, 2012 | author: Daily National

Tupac Shakur played the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival last weekend—at least, a computerized likeness of him did. A hologram of the rapper, who was killed in 1996, appeared on stage and performed two songs 2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted and Hail Mary, alongside his still-living contemporaries Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg. At the end of the act, hologram Tupac exploded into an impressive light display.

Mad Men Quarterly: Season 5 In Full Throttle ...

posted on: Apr 12, 2012 | author: Sumeet Khosa

In one of the longest waits in television history, Mad Men premiered season 5 to zeal of its fans. In what can only be described as relief to many, we were treated to a special 2 hour premiere. When we left our beloved characters, it was 1965. Sterling Cooper Draper Price is now a fraction of its former lore but hanging by the threads. Peggy and Pete, who started as the fresh faces are now the rising stars while Roger Sterling and Bert Cooper have become more irrelevant.

Mike Wallace Dies at 93

posted on: Apr 8, 2012 | author: Daily National

Legendary CBS Newsman Mike Wallace has died at the age of 93. Wallace was a staple on CBS for a half century, and was most well-known for his reports on the newsmagazine “60 Minutes,” for which he served as a correspondent. Wallace was one of the original correspondents on that program when it debuted in 1968, and remained a regular contributor up until 2008.

John Calipari and Kentucky Wildcats Celebrate...

posted on: Apr 5, 2012 | author: Mike Bako

Mike Bako, Managing Editor of The Daily National, on America's Radio News Network

Does Hunger Games Score With Non Die-Hard Fan...

posted on: Mar 27, 2012 | author: Daily National

by Sean McPherson

Hunger Games was great. However, much like "District 9" it was completely overhyped.

How Do You Deal with Rumors & Relationshi...

posted on: Mar 13, 2012 | author: jtrip1

Marcus Thompson of the very popular 80′s group, Timex Social Club, stops by to chat it up about Rumors & Relationships. Heard by...

Is Chris Brown out of Second Chances? Check o...

posted on: Mar 13, 2012 | author: jtrip1

Singing and dancing is the claim to fame for some of the biggest superstars. The key word here is superstar. No matter how you slice it, Chris Brown...