The famous gangster gamer, hiphopgamer has some how managed to wreck a US $100+k supercar at a recently held Forza Motorsport 3 exposition in Germany.

While taking the car for a drive with other journalist drivers, he entered into a skid and plummeted directly into a tree on the median. Considering the high speeds they were driving at, the damage was quite significant. Omega508 sent this phone cam shot of the wreck, showing some significant damage to the car, along with the shredded tree.

HHG walked away with no injuries, but it seems some people may not be happy about a wrecked R8.

WELL TO LET YOU GUYS KNOW IT’S NOT TRUE BUT IT IS HILARIOUS SO I HAD TO POST IT
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Porn star Stormy Daniels allegedly lived up to her name this weekend — her husband claims she became an enraged hurricane of destruction over “the way the laundry had been done” and a few unpaid bills.

Porn Star Stormy Daniels Attacks Husband
According to Tampa cops, 30-year-old Daniels was arrested on Saturday after she allegedly smashed a bunch of stuff inside her home and then beat up her husband. Stormy’s hubby, Michael Mosny, told cops she got mad over the way the laundry had been done … then lost her mind shortly after when she discovered some unpaid bills.

Mosny told cops she threw a potted plant into the sink then “hit [me] in the head with her hands several times.” Stormy was booked for misdemeanor battery — which may screw up her chances when she runs for Louisiana Senator in 2010.

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DJ Hero is the type of game that’s a show stopper and now that the HipHop Community has there own music game the genre has expanded tremendously. Grand Master Flash, Jazzy Jeff, along side this great renegade edition, a whole new world is going to be unleashed when gamers get they hands on this.

Seriously PC gaming is great and there’s a market for it still but, Uncharted 2 amongst other console titles this generation are bridging the gap to the point where PC’s are eventually going to be obsolete. Look At These 2 Screens Oh My God

On Thursday, two researchers plan to reveal an unpatched iPhone bug that could virally infect phones via SMS.

If you receive a text message on your iPhone any time after Thursday afternoon containing only a single square character, Charlie Miller would suggest you turn the device off. Quickly.

That small cipher will likely be your only warning that someone has taken advantage of a bug that Miller and his fellow cybersecurity researcher Collin Mulliner plan to publicize Thursday at the Black Hat cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas. Using a flaw they’ve found in the iPhone’s handling of text messages, the researchers say they’ll demonstrate how to send a series of mostly invisible SMS bursts that can give a hacker complete power over any of the smart phone’s functions. That includes dialing the phone, visiting Web sites, turning on the device’s camera and microphone and, most importantly, sending more text messages to further propagate a mass-gadget hijacking.

“This is serious. The only thing you can do to prevent it is turn off your phone,” Miller told Forbes. “Someone could pretty quickly take over every iPhone in the world with this.”

Though Miller and Mulliner say they notified Apple ( AAPL – news – people ) about the vulnerability more than a month ago, the company hasn’t released a patch, and it didn’t respond to Forbes’ repeated calls seeking comment.

The iPhone SMS bug is just one of a series that the researchers plan to reveal in their talk. They say they’ve also found a similar texting bug in Windows Mobile that allows complete remote control of Microsoft ( MSFT – news – people )-based devices. Another pair of SMS bugs in the iPhone and Google’s ( GOOG – news – people ) Android phones would purportedly allow a hacker to knock a phone off its wireless network for about 10 seconds with a series of text messages. The trick could be repeated again and again to keep the user offline, Miller says. Though Google has patched the Android flaw, this second iPhone bug also remains unpatched, he adds.

The new round of bugs aren’t the first that Miller has dug up in the iPhone’s code. In 2007, he became the first to remotely hijack the iPhone using a flaw in its browser. But while that vulnerability gave the attacker a similar power over the phone’s functions, it required tricking the user into visiting an infected Web site to invisibly download a piece of malicious software. When Miller alerted Apple in July of that year, the company patched the vulnerability before Miller publicized the bug at the Black Hat conference the following month.

The new attacks, by contrast, can strike a phone without any action on the part of the user and are virtually unpreventable while the phone is powered on, according to Miller and Mulliner’s research. And unlike the earlier exploits, Apple has inexplicably left them unpatched, Miller says. “I’ve given them more time to patch this than I’ve ever given a company to patch a bug,” he says.

The Windows bug he and Mulliner plan to reveal hasn’t been patched either, says Miller, though he admits that he and Mulliner discovered the Windows flaw on Monday and hadn’t yet alerted Microsoft to its existence.

The attack developed by Miller and Mulliner works by exploiting a missing safeguard in the phones’ text messaging software that prevents code in the messages’ text from overflowing into other parts of the device’s memory where it can run as an executable program. The two researchers plan to demonstrate how a series of 512 SMS messages can exploit the bug, with only one of those messages actually appearing on the phone, showing a small square. (Someone could easily design the attack to show a different message or without any visible messages, Miller cautions.) The entire process of infecting an iPhone and then using the device to infect another phone on the user’s contact list would take only a few minutes, Miller says.

The vulnerability of SMS to that sort of attack will likely be a hot topic at this year’s Black Hat and Defcon cybersecurity confabs. Two other researchers, Zane Lackey and Luis Miras, say they plan to present other vulnerabilities in major vendors’ SMS applications, though they declined to discuss which vendors or the specifics of the vulnerabilities before the companies had issued patches.

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Infamous is easily one of the best story driven game this generation so far. The choices you make between good and evil, the constant twist and turns you go through and face in the game, the pace of the game and story goes together like a marriage and to see it on the big screen is well deserved.

Not too many games can pull off what Infamous has done and this game besides hitting the big screen will be a major franchise as well. The characters in the game were given such strong identities that will make you feel apart of the game instead of a gamer just playing out sequences on screen.

Infamous has been compared to a game called prototype very so often and although Prototype provided more action in terms of gameplay Infamous provides the Epic feel which is priceless and competition can’t compete with that combination. Infamous is ready for the Big Movie Screen now so let’s see who will be the star of the production.

“What excited me most about the game was it was the first of which I’ve come across that had a big idea and a character arc,” said Turner. “It is, I believe, the future of gaming. The game, while big and fun, is at its core a love ballad to the underachiever, which is what our hero, Cole McGrath, is.”

Get ready for some more hot details on the progression with this movie

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Activision is the number one publisher in the game and besides the Call Of Duty franchise being their bread and butter there’s also the infamous collection of Hero Music Games.

Guitar Hero, Band Hero, DJ Hero, is the type of triple threat that’s unstoppable similiar to Jordan, Pippen, and Rodman but in the videogame industry. Rock Band revenue has dropped but ever since this new franchise hit the market it went straight to the top but things always change and businesses go up and down. This time around it seems to be a bit different considering that Guitar Hero 5 is about to launch, DJ Hero is almost here, Activision as a company are leading with some killer promotion and the competition can’t keep up.

Rock Band is a great game and a new alternative to the music genre but the King with the crown is Activision and the Hero market within music will always be ahead of the pack. Rock Band will get those sales back up and more Rock Band games will come but will they be able to exceed the monster of competition that the Hero market presents, here’s the answer NO!

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“Media Networks revenues decreased 8 per cent to USD 1.97 billion, principally due to a 41 per cent decline in ancillary revenues driven by lower sales of the music videogame Rock Band,” detailed the company.

“Media Networks operating income declined 12 per cent to USD 671 million, reflecting lower advertising revenues, losses associated with Rock Band due to the soft retail environment and USD 16 million in severance charges.”

However, chief executive Sumner Redstone remained upbeat about the company going forward, stating: “As the leading pure-play content company, Viacom has the right portfolio of assets and the right vision to manage through this challenging climate while we continue to position ourselves for future growth.”