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DJ Spinderella! The trailblazing hip hop trio were celebrated at VH1’s
Hip Hop Honors: All Hail the Queens with a performance of many of their hits that had us gagging. Embedded from media.mtvnservices.com.
Eve started the tribute with “Shoop,” followed by
Ashanti rapping (!) “Whatta Man” and damn, man, Ashanti may need to drop a mixtape sooner than later. But what would a Salt-N-Pepa tribute be without “Push It”? It wouldn’t be a true sendup but fear not,
Keke Palmer and
Dreezy came out like bats out of hell, and absolutely pushed it all the way through. And pushed it real good. It was a performance fit for a queen, three queens to be exact.
All Hail the Cook-o-tron is a physics-based cooking game in VR which has just been released on Steam today!
You play as a contender in a cooking competition designed to hone your cooking and time management skills to ultimately please the robotic food critic known as the Cook-o-tron.
Features:
• Feel like a real service industry worker as customers have very dynamic facial expressions that are designed to make you feel judged
• Campaign spanning 30 handcrafted levels
• Defeat 6 bosses with their own unique mechanics
• Master 7 food prep stations and over 80 dishes
• Physics-based cooking gameplay enabling assembly of dishes in any way you like
Justin Hammer Reportedly Returning For Armor Wars
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is in a constant state of evolution and expansion, but that doesn’t mean Kevin Feige won’t reach deep into the back catalogue for inspiration. The franchise has a massive 25 film and television projects in various stages of development, and while many of them are casting brand new faces, there are also more than a few relying on some familiar names from the earliest days of Phase One.
The vast majority of the original Avengers are being cycled out in favor of fresh blood with Yelena Belova’s Black Widow, Kate Bishop’s Hawkeye, Jennifer Walters’ She-Hulk, Riri Williams’ Ironheart and Sam Wilson’s Captain America all on the horizon, but