MetroWize.com caught up with Quannum Records artists LIFESAVAS this summer in San Francisco. Jumbo, Rev. Shines and Vursatyl make for one powerful act and they are almost single handedly putting the Portland hip hop scene on the map.

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As a rapper, actor, defender of free speech, and philanthropist, David Banner has helped put Mississippi on the Hip-Hop map. Check out this exclusive interview with Banner where he discusses his new album The Greatest Story Ever Told.

Round two of the Omegathon tournament at PAX 2007. It's the same two guys from before on a different map, Narrows (think of the bridges on Halo 1's AoTCR, but larger). Unfortunately, also the same announcer. Ignore him again. Enjoy... : )

Thats that Heat Rock. A real underground movement underway in the streets of Deland Florida. Rice Cat, Loui V, Lovely, and J Mac hold it down in the south. Check out their myspace and burn this for all your friends. Help put Purp Gang on the map. When they blow up you can tell everyone you...

This is a video of mine about how I play the map ep2_outland_10(chapter Under the radar) of Half-Life 2 Episode Two

Few publishers out there are like Top Shelf Productions and this week iFanboy digs in to some of their favorites from this excellent indie publisher. Like Top Shelf, iFanboy are all over the map with cute animal books, a Transformers parody, a futuristic action thriller, and the return of Elvis!

We check out new E-Diet and Click to Book concepts from Orange, get the lowdown on Windows Mobile 6.1, plus will the Centro put Palm back on the map?

Drew Daniel and Martin Schmidt (a.k.a. Matmos) put San Francisco on the map as a hotspot for groundbreaking electronic music. Now, as they pack up and head for a new life in Baltimore, they reflect on the effect the Bay Area (and the dot-com boom) had on their music, and speculate on what's ahead.

How do you remember where you parked your car? How do you know if you're moving in the right direction? Neuroscientist Neil Burgess studies the neural mechanisms that map the space around us, and how they link to memory and imagination.