The Brains

Welcome to America (rated M for mature), where violence can be found on your television, movie screen, or any sort of device capable of playing video games. In the past decade or so, there has been a lot of backlash against the entertainment industry and their distribution of such violent material. Ratings have been put in place, such as the ESRB (Entertainment Software Rating Board) for video games and MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America) for movies, but that doesn't seem to be enough. Underage kids are still getting their hands on violent material that is clearly marked and meant for adults. Not only that, developers do their best to only market their products to adults. Parents and law makers are constantly worried about the effect this has on their children, which leads to blame for horrible incidents like Virginia Tech on video game developers.

The Rhythm (5)

It's only Wednesday and there's already been some decent sized news this week. Like what you ask? Try an internet hoax aimed at resurrecting Keanu Reeves in the Matrix, a car that has an estimated fuel economy of 261 MPG, and the horrors of not accepting a friend request. Let's not forget The Fantastic Four aren't as Fantastic when one of their own dies, and how exactly does your heart react to the multiplayer madness of Halo: Reach?

The Rhythm: The news you didn't know you wanted to know that answers questions you probably never had.