Marvel’s Avengers Assemble on Disney XD debuts this Sunday, May 26th. Marvel Television has released the first half of the one hour premier on exclusively on iTunes for free for fans to get a first look at the show. The cancellation of Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes last November made some fans upset, but Jeph Loeb and the Man of Action Team have set us up for another smash hit. We’re guessing the 2009 Disney buyout of Marvel is finally flexing that animation muscle.
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INTERVIEW: RAY MANZAREK OF THE DOORS
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FOTOBOM: The Umbrella Project
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NO FILTER FASHION: MICHAEL SWARTZ
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PREVIEW: CONVERSE RUBBER TRACKS LIVE @ THE SINCLAIR
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INTERVIEW: ANDRÉS
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EARTH PRIME TIME: AVENGERS ASSEMBLE FIRST LOOK
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DEEMABLE TECH: WHY ARE ALL MY WINDOWS TINY?
Q: When I open a new window it appears in half size. So, each time I have to enlarge to see it. This happened suddenly. How can I change it back so I can see each window in regular size every time I open them? Continue reading
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COMMUNITY FORUM: HUNTING RINOS WITH THE HERALD
Here in Boston, it was the Herald’s Holly Robichaud who took on the task of dusting off her tan safari cap, loading up her musket, and setting off on a RINO (Republican in Name Only) hunt, with Rubio set squarely in her sights. Continue reading
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#WWWTF: JUGGALOS OF OKCUPID
The darker corners of OK Cupid are like a carnival of human failure and misery, none more grim than that belonging to the Juggalos. Continue reading
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SHANNON & THE CLAMS: DREAMS IN THE RAT HOUSE
Blanchard and Shaw are basically Buddy Holly backup singers with asbestos-lungs from all the basement-level debauchery. In other words, they’re fabulous. Continue reading
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EXIT POLLS: #HARPOONFEST
We told you we’d pick the best tweets from Harpoon Brewery’s Harpoon Fest this weekend … and we did. Continue reading
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ARTS: SPEAKEASY STAGE COMPANY PRESENTS: IN THE HEIGHTS
It’s about working together to make a real story happen, to make them believe you. Continue reading
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BAR HAVOC CLASSIC: FIVE SIMPLE TIPS FOR DATING OUR BAR SCENE CORRESPONDENT
Grow a pair bro, this is Boston. We don’t have feelings. Continue reading
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HELLA NEWSWORTHY: KANYE ANNOUNCES NEW ALBUM, TOPS CRAZY-PERSON STANDARDS PREVIOUSLY SET BY SELF
It’s been a big couple of weeks for Kanye West, and this is a man who spends most regular weeks go-karting with supermodels and calling the President out on racism. Continue reading
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HADOUKEN COUTURE: TEGAN DOUCET, COSPLAYER
In a world where most aspiring designers wants to be the next Michael Kors, Tegan V. Doucet just wants to design costumes. Continue reading
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INTERVIEW: RAY MANZAREK OF THE DOORS
“I’ll tell you what happened to me when I first opened up my doors of perception …”
How many interviews can one sort through before they find a question that hasn’t been asked or answered? When it comes to co-founder and illustrious keyboardist, Ray Manzarek of The Doors, there aren’t many.
RIP Ray Manzarek. Your infinite influence will never be forgotten.
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