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The Run-In #7

Before we get into it, I wanna send a shout to everyone who hit us up during this past Sunday’s Over The Limit PPV. We’re going to try and do more of those in the near future (more than likely starting next month for the No Way Out PPV on the 17^th of June), so please keep that on your mind and join in on the fun of the chat! This week won’t be too storyline-heavy, but more of a discussion of the buyrate for Extreme Rules 2012, which is in and isn’t too massive. Pull up a chair.

Like we always do around this time, we are dropping a preview/prediction session on this Sunday's WWE Over The Limit PPV. Hopefully you peeped this week's blackrasslin podcast, but if not, don't fret, I'll be running down the card from bottom to top, giving you my insight and predictions on each match. Let's go!

Talk about a 180 – in the right direction. It was on these very pages where I broke down my disdain for what the WWE might do with the return of Brock Lesnar...then my “toldja so” regarding the Extreme Rules pay-per-view. After viewing a subpar Raw this week (which you can hear me chop up on this week’s blackrasslin podcast), which featured the return of Paul Heyman to WWE TV – as Lesnar’s legal representation, no less – I’m definitely not eating crow, but more patting myself on the back for (hopefully) helping sway WWE Creative into a path of proper thinking when it comes to Lesnar.

What a jam-packed week of wrestling news. If you’ve not gone through all the gory details yet, check out this week’s blackrasslin podcast, which finds me digging through everything from updates on the conditions of Sabu and Buff Bagwell to recapping this week’s Raw and the wildly entertaining (and confusing) Extreme Rules PPV, which I previewed last week. I’m going to do a bit of "I told you so" this week, and discuss the most recent machinations in this Brock Lesnar WWE return, because it’s a doozy...

We’re in the thick of it now! On Sunday, April 29th, the WWE presents Extreme Rules, live on PPV from Chicago, IL. We’ll see the return of Brock Lesnar to WWE competition, as well as both the WWE Championship and World Heavyweight Championship being defended. I broke the card down in this week’s blackrasslin podcast, but figured I’d give you guys the heads up on the WWE’s next PPV, and give me predictions for each bout.

Christopher Nolan's Batman isn't built for kid's parties. Blame mom.

Interesting development last night on Raw, given that just a few weeks ago we learned that The Bella Twins were not re-signing with the WWE.In a Lumberjill match, Nikki Bella wins the Divas title, with the help of Beth Phoenix injuring her ankle...or is it?

Looks like having The Rock help build up your biggest show of the year for over a year really pays off. WWE released this statement regarding the WrestleMania 28 buyrate, and it’s good news...

Written by Skillz, Byron stars Cisco Reyes, Skillz, Dominic Comperatore, Nadine Velazquez, Erron Jay and Phoenix Jakob. Watch it below the cut.

The short film focuses on Dee, a drug dealer who is torn between the streets, and the responsibilities of being a father. While hustling, he is approached by a well-to-do man looking to get high. At first he is hesitant to sell to him, but after a few tries, he caves in to the pressure. Something happens that threatens the well-being of Dee's family, the film comes full circle in an ending that is sure to shock you as much as it did to the audience in attendance.

Jeremy Renner stars in the latest Bourne series flick as a special agent who is not unlike Jason Bourne. But this time he's going up against Ed Norton. Events of this movie happen after Ultimatum and what happens in the movie are the result of Bourne's actions in Ultimatum. Check out the trailer below.

Nick Fury, SHIELD, Thor, Hulk, Captain America, Hawkeye, Black Widow and Iron Man in Marvel's The Avengers. May 4th. Watch the extended trailer below.

Been awhile since we had a This Guy. But yesterday, there were so many. Let's start of at the very beginning. Ladies and Gentlemen, "singing" the National Anthem...Steven Tyler. Check the video below.

"Minorities contract diabetes and suffer from heart diseases in disproportionate numbers. That alone costs the American economy enough to be concerned about what people eat and why." -- Stanley Crouch

One of my favorite blogs on the web is Barclay.TV. You'll see us link to Barclay from time to time. As he finds some of the greatest gems on the innanet. Namely, this teaser clip for "Soul Food Junkies". Directed by Byron Hurt, "Soul Food Junkies" aims to bring more awareness to the health crisis on plaguing communities of color, its history and how it's become part of our cultural identity. Below the cut, he explains his mission. Please check out the trailer as well.

It's that time again. DJ Steve Porter mashing that "Tebow Magic". And if you missed it check out, "All He Does Is Win". You hear that beat? That's that epic 4th quarter 4 and goal music.

The Street Fighter franchise is still strong. Over the last decade, their crossover games (Marvel/Capcom/SNK) have been received well. Even though that the games vary little. I guess this proves the axiom, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!" Recently, the the trailer featuring Chun Li and Cammy. The trailers are layered with the adrenaline-filled rock / rap "My Town" by Hollywood Undead (who?). Below, check out more previews of the game.

Remember when the trailer for The Expendables appeared and it was billed as the most manly movie ever? The sequel is even more manlier. The Expendables 2 features the same cast from the original and adds Jean Claude Van Damme, Chuck Norris, and Bruce Willis who is already having an eventful summer. Check the trailer below.

The Rock as Roadblock, and Bruce Willis as the original GI Joe, General Joseph B. Colton and the return of Channing Tatum as Duke. This time the Joes take on Zartan. And as the clip demonstrates, Cobra occupies The White House. Will the sequel be as bad as the first?

Guy guides to being in the friend zone; social network etiquette; your car and condom usage.

Executive produced by Idris Elba & Brown Paper Dolls.

Previously: Milk + Honey: Episode 1

The next installment in the Max Payne series will hit the shelves in March '12. And it looks just as intense as ever. Max Payne 3 is set 8 years after the events of the last sequel, whereas Max has left New York for Sao Paulo Brazil.

Still haunted by the memories of his traumatic past, Max begins a new life working private security protecting a wealthy industrialist and his family in São Paulo, Brazil. When gangs target the family under his protection, Max is forced to fight to save his clients and clear his name, in a bid to, once and for all, rid himself of the demons that have tortured him for far too long.

Multiplayer coming soon? Watch the clips below

The Run-In #7

WWE Over The Limit Predictions

The Run-In #6: #HeymanBack

The Run-In #5

WWE Extreme Rules 2012 PPV Predictions

The Dark Knight Birthday Party

Nikki Bella Wins WWE Divas Title

Wrestlemania 28 Sets WWE PPV Record

Byron

The Bourne Legacy Trailer

Avengers Trailer

This Guy: Steven Tyler

Soul Food Junkies Trailer

DJ Steve Porter - "Tebow Magic"

Street Fighter Tekken Trailer

The Expendables 2 Trailer

GI Joe 2: Retaliation Trailer

Guy Code Episode 4

Milk + Honey: Episode 2

Max Payne 3 Debut Interview

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