Sneaks on the Ave: Nike Lebron 9 'Kentucky' Colorway, plus a couple other LBJ 9 colorways

 Late last week, Jason Petrie gave us a first look at the Nike LeBron 9 'Kentucky' during a Q&A video chat session. It features a Royal Blue/Black upper with a white swoosh and outsole for that complete Wildcats appeal, but as we've mentioned before, it's hard not to see this as an 'Air Penny' colorway. We've already seen some of the other NCAA-inspired colorways, like the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Miami Hurricanes, so which of the three do you like best? These are slated for a release at select retailers like Oneness in Kentucky this Friday at midnight, so check out the extra shot of the Nike LeBron 9 'Kentucky'  above and be sure to stick with Sneaker News and BlvdAve for more release updates and information. Bonus: Here's a look at a couple other colorways of the Lebron 9.

Mixtape Downloads

Here's a couple of new mixtapes for your consumption ladies and gents, click the cover to be directed where you can download the mixtape of your choice.

Weekend Box Office Results October 7, 2011 - October 9, 2011

 Whats good ladies & gents ?? You know how we do on mondays here at BlvdAve. Here's the top 12 box office results of this past weekend. After weeks of new releases failing to reach the top 3 spots at box office, 2 new releases have finally put an end to what seemed to be interchanging top weekends by 'MONEYBALL,' 'DOLPHIN TALE' and 'The Lion King.' 'Real Steel,' starring Hugh Jackman, came in at Number 1 this weekend, racking in over $27 Million domestically and another $22 Million overseas to bring its debut weekend total to $49 Million.  The George Clooney drama 'The Ides of March' came in second place with a box office total of $10 Million it's opening weekend, followed by 'Dolphin Tale,' which is still going very strong  in it's 3rd week at box office with $9 Million in ticket sales this past weekend. 'MoneyBall' and '50/50' round out the top 5 at box office, drawing $7.5 and $5.5 Million in ticket sales this past weekend. Check the list for the remainder of the top 12 at box office, and catch up with us again on Friday when we deliver you the latest movies in theaters. Til then, PEACE !! 

TW		Title	Studio			Total
1		Real Steel	DreamWorks Pictures			$27,300,000
2		The Ides of March	Columbia Pictures (Sony)			$10,400,000
3		Dolphin Tale 3D	Warner Bros. Pictures			$49,070,000
4		Moneyball	Columbia Pictures (Sony)			$49,253,000
5		50/50	Summit Entertainment			$17,300,000
6		Courageous	TriStar Pictures (Sony)			$15,892,000
7		The Lion King 3D	Walt Disney Pictures			$85,962,000
8		Dream House	Universal Pictures			$14,500,000
9		What's Your Number?	20th Century Fox			$10,306,000
10		Abduction	Lionsgate			$23,369,000
11		Contagion	Warner Bros. Pictures			$68,929,000
12		Killer Elite	Open Road Films			$21,596,000

Gaming News: IGN Reviews Spider-Man: Edge of Time

This title is available on Wii, Xbox 360, and PS3

Oh what a tangle web we weave, when first we practice to deceive. That sentiment, sadly, also applies to Edge of Time. It fails rather spectacularly to capitalise upon the potential of last year's Shattered Dimensions. Despite coming from the same developer, Beenox, it unstitches most of the things Shattered Dimensions did so well, creating a game that is in so many respects an unworthy follow-up. 
Whilst not a direct sequel to Shattered Dimensions, Edge of Time follows two of its protagonists – The Amazing Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2099. And the plot is fairly straightforward. In 2099, crazed scientist Walker Sloan, using experimental technology, travels back in time to establish the nefarious Alchemax corporation back in the 1970's.



He succeeds and time splinters, creating an alternate universe. In the process the original Peter Parker dies at the tentacular hands of Anti-Venom. So Spider-Man 2099 dragoons Peter Parker from the new, alternate timeline to help him rectify reality. Got it? Although this may read like an epic backdrop for a game, with the fate of the universe and the life of Spider-Man himself at stake, the way in which it is rendered makes it feel anything but. 

Gaming News: Gamespot Reviews Forza Motorsport 4

Circuit-based racing games are repetitive by nature, but the deja vu you experience when playing Forza Motorsport 4 is especially pervasive--at least if you're familiar with its superb predecessor. You can't help noticing that the majority of the cars and tracks in Forza 4 also appeared in Forza 3. They look noticeably better now, which is no mean feat in itself, but early in your new racing career you could still be forgiven for wondering if developer Turn 10's latest offering might more appropriately have been titled Forza 3.5. Thankfully, that feeling dissipates as new features and improvements reveal themselves, and ultimately there's no doubt that this is a worthy sequel to one of the best racing games in recent memory.

In Theaters Now

Happy Friday everybody !!! It's Friday so you all know what that means ! Here's the latest batch of movies hitting theaters today. Now for some reason, the last couple of weeks have been rough for new releases. The re-release of 'The Lion King' and acclaim both 'Dolphin Tale' and 'Moneyball' received made it extremely hard for any new movies to crack the top 5 at box office. We'll see if that changes this week though. As always, we'll be back on Monday with the box office results. Until then ladies and gents, PEACE !!!


The Ides of March


Real Steel


The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence)


Dirty Girl


The Way