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The Famous Chicks Dominating the Poker World
In recent years, female poker players have proven that they are just as dominant in poker games as their male counterparts. No longer can they just be evaluated solely on their looks, but rather on their true poker skill. Here … Continue reading
#FFF Fake Fangirl Friday: Geek Girls Exist! Do Fake Geek Girls Exist Too? Is It Fair to Ask?
ActionChick: Do some “fake fangirls” blend sex appeal & nerdiness just to appeal to growing geek/nerd market? Is that question unfair? ah_bbb: Just like grey is the new black – geek is the new hip. So pretending to be geek … Continue reading
Posted in convention, twitter
Tagged attractive, booth babes, convention, cosplay, fake, fan culture, fanboys, fangirls, gamers, games, geek cred, Geek Girls, geekgirls, geeks, nerds, Olivia Munn, sex, sexy, Themiscyra, video games, women
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Bleedfest Celebrates Women Who Make Westerns and Horror
The highly anticipated Inanna Award (AKA “The Bleedy”) a bronze statue designed by Neal Harvey of RubberGorilla.co.uk, was revealed in a video presentation at the BleedFest December 5th Awards Ceremony. The first Bleedy Award will be handed out live January 2nd. Your … Continue reading
Posted in announcement, horror, Western
Tagged A Foundling, Amanda Gusack, American Mary, Anne Norde, Area Q, award ceremony, badass, Badass Genre Film Festival, Barbara Stepansky, Best International Picture, Bleedfest, Bleedy, Bram Stoker, comedy, Consumed, cowboys, cowgirls, Dead Hooker in a Trunk, Dog Fight, Drug(ged), Elisabeth Fie, female, Fgure, filmmakers, genre, genre goulash, Golden Earrings, Huffington Post, Hur, I'm Not Dead Yet!, In Memorium, Inanna Award, independent films, indies, Julia Camara, Legend of the Red Reaper, Luna, male, Mando Franco, Marion Kerr, men, Mythic Journeys, Netflix, open bar, Partnership Award, red carpet, Scream Machine, scream queen, Song of the Shattered, Soska Sister, Stop, Super Morning, superhero, Susan bell, synopsis, Tara Cardinal, The Betrayed, The Boarder, The Patchwork Monkey, The Trojan Cow, Ugly on the Inside, VIP, VIP Guest, Western, women, Women in Horror
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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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Action Chick vs. 3-D!
See the full-sized comic at http://rocketllama.com/actionchick/comic/action-chick-vs-3d/. You can hear Peter Pixie and El Secreto interview my co-creator and Action Chick artist Nick Langley on Hour 42. Nick comes in half an hour into this past Sunday evening’s show, but it’s all worthwhile, … Continue reading
Posted in The Action Chick comic
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Interview with Stuntwoman LaFaye Baker Part 2: Hustle!
LaFaye Baker is a stunt woman we introduced earlier this year in part 1 of her interview where she discusses how she got into the business of stunt work, some of her injuries, and her hula hooping days. LaFaye has … Continue reading
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Caprica: Before the Summer Blockbusters, Revisit Galactica (Movie Chicks on Action Flicks #0)
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Tagged action adventure, action films, action flicks, action movies, adventure, Alessandra Torresani, Battlestar Galactica, Caprica, Eric Stoltz, Esai Morales, fantasy, horror, horror flicks, horror movies, lethal ladies, Magda Apanowicz, Paula Malcomson, Polly Walker, Roger Cross, Ronald D. Moore, Sasha Roiz, sci-fi, science fiction, scifi, Sina Najafi, Syfy, women, women bloggers
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