Joshua Boone and Nacho Arenas Break the Silence on Blow the Horn By Jay S. Jacobs Three diverse couples, all strangers, all at different points in their personal relationships, are gathered together by their relationship counselor (somewhat tricked – all think they are going for private therapy). The counselor suggests a rather revolutionary idea – … Continue reading
This year’s “Entertainment Is Female” panel took place at Comic-Con @Home 2021. In this panel, leading Hollywood women executives, such as those behind Into the Spider-Verse, The Walking Dead, and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, discuss how new projects are developed, how patents become movies during the pandemic, and more. This year the moderator … Continue reading
The Walking Dead SDCC Comic-Con @ Home Panel Discusses The 24 Episode Finale and What It’s Like Working In Pandemic Mode. By Lindsey Blick During the Walking Dead Panel, there was a lot of discussion about the upcoming 24-episode finale. Chris Hardwick, Scott Gimple, showrunner and EP Angela Kang teased how everything ends. Cast members … Continue reading
John Carroll Lynch Helps Harry Dean Stanton Say Farewell with Lucky By Jay S. Jacobs char·ac·ter ac·tor: /ˈker(ə)ktər ˈaktər/ noun 1. an actor who specializes in playing eccentric or unusual people rather than leading roles. You know who John Carroll Lynch is, though you may not know his name. Over the years, Lynch has played … Continue reading
Comic-Con: NY 2014. The New Batch. The most amazing thing about Comic-Con New York isn’t necessarily the comics. Its the people. Yes, the people in costumes. To be more specific, its the chicks in costumes. I mean, can we face a serious fact? Many of us go to Comic-Con to, yes… check out the latest … Continue reading
