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Interview: Moon Bloodgood (TNT’s Falling Skies, Terminator: Salvation)
Hoping to capture summertime audiences, TNT is at it again. This time they brought out the big guns with a science fiction action series which promises to hit all the marks. Backed by legendary director, Steven Spielberg, Falling Skies is … Continue reading
Posted in interviews, TV
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Our Comic-Con Panel! Where Are the Action Chicks?
At last! Comic-Con is posting their schedule later than ever this year, although no later than they’d said they would. We finally get to post the complete information about our “Where Are the Action Chicks?” panel. Bringing together a number of … Continue reading
Posted in announcement, Coming Attractions, convention
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Vanity Fair Unfair to Twitter?
The new issue of Vanity Fair includes an article that has inspired a flurry of irritated tweets among some on twitter. According to “America’s Tweethearts” by Vanessa Grigoriadis, being known by thousands of people on twitter is “Not real fame, mind … Continue reading
Posted in twitter
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