It should have never come to a Game 7, but an embarrassing loss in Game 6 is motivating the returning MWP more than ever. The game starts @ 7:30. Let's do this!

Skrillex & Damian "Jr Gong" Marley - Make It Bun Dem

Skrillex + Damian Marley = Weedstep? I like how whenever Skrillex drops a new track he suggests you buy it, but also doesn't care if you download it illegally. The dude understands music gains him exposure which helps him sell tickets to live shows which helps to propel him to the headliner position on tours and festival. I can't wait to see him again at Hard Summer in LA and at Outside Lands in SF.

Congrats to Dallas

Thank you Dallas for showing the world that you can't just buy a championship. Though we at Digitally Read are repping Lakers for life, and Dallas did do a number on us, it's a relief knowing that we lost to the team that went on to become the national champions. It's the Mavs' first ever championship and though, in the past, Dirk Nowitzki has been labeled a choke artist, they ended up pulling off a stunning upset in the series. We know that LeBron and the Heat aren't going away and will probably be top contenders for the rings next year, but this is Dallas' time, and we have to respect that. Did anyone else notice LeBron about to cry as he headed to the tunnel after the loss last night?

Paul Van Dyk "What I Think Of Electronic Music" and Live in L.A.

Paul Van Dyk is one of the greatest electronic musicians out in the field and can command hundreds of thousands of people to move with his pulse pounding beats, but what does this musical genius think about electronic music as a whole? Check out the interview and be sure to check out the video below of a live set in Los Angeles. It's freaking sick.

Paul Van Dyk: Live in Los Angeles

San Fernando Valley Tourism

I'd like to thank "drjedly" for this great portrait of my hometown, the San Fernando Valley:

To be fair, though, Canoga Park isn't that bad:

Ron Artest - Champions

Ron Artest: You just lead the L.A. Lakers in scoring to win the 2010 NBA Finals. What are you going to do now? If you guessed "drop a single" you'd be correct. Immediately after their hard fought 83-79 victory over the Celtics, Ron Artest announced that he had a single coming out called champions. Check out the post-game interview and the video for the single below.

Ron Artest - Champions