Evolution of A Man is an album by Brian McKnight which was originally scheduled to be released on September 29, 2009 but was pushed back until October 13, 2009. It was then pushed back once again to October 27, 2009.
The new album will contain collaborations with Jill Scott and Stevie Wonder.
This album comes after many media outlets announced a different album title or different album all together called “Live From Fifteen”.
The first single, “What I’ve Been Waiting For”, was officially released on August 21, 2009.

 

VA-Balearic House Lovers Volume 02 (2009)
Artist: VA
Title: Balearic House Lovers Volume 02
Style: House
Date: 29.10.2009
Quality: 320 kbps / 44,1kHz / Full Stereo
Tracks: 18
Size: ~ 311 Mb

Teenage Dirtbag (2009) DVDRip XviD-DMZ
DVD | 624x352 | 804 kbps | XviD | English | MP3 | 129 kbps | 104 mins | 718 Mb
Genre: Drama

TEENAGE DIRTBAG intelligently tells the story of a popular high school cheerleader (Noa Hegesh) who is harassed by a delinquent classmate (Scott Michael Foster) until they are both placed in the same creative writing class. Through written words, they develop a strong bond of trust, companionship and love; but is it a bond that can withstand her elitist social pressures and his brutal home life?

1000 Games Volume 3-FASiSO (2009)
PC game | Window | Avanquest | 521MB

1000 Games Volume 3 brings you an unprecedented collection of brand new addictive games! There's NO shareware or freeware, just full versions of some of the best games available so you can lay for hours on end with no interruptions! You'll find fantastic versions of classic retro actions and arcade games, pop drop and stack games, puzzle & crystal maze games, solitaire card games, and more!

Scott Mann’s “The Tournament” looks and feels like an ‘90s action movie, the kind that relies on an overly simplified premise that is supposed to pass for a storyline, but is really just an excuse for a whole lot of wanton bloodshed. Mind you, not that that’s a bad thing. In this case, it just feels a little bit overdone, and after a while all the shooting, eccentric characters, and violence dulls the senses and makes you question the meaning. Naaaaaaah. Kidding, kidding. It just gets tedious after a while, that’s all, which is something you don’t want an audience to say especially when things (and people) are blowing up every other minute in your movie. In fact, if not for Robert Carlyle as a drunkard priest, the film feels more like 90 minutes of bullet squib practice for an actual movie that hasn’t been greenlit for production yet.