San Diego Comic-con is an excellent opportunity to catch up on projects from our favorite creators, both past and present. This year I had the opportunity to sit down with Clare Kramer from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and talk about her new project, Joyrider, and Buffy’s enduring legacy. Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a cornerstone […]
Get ready, Scoobies. Buffy the Vampire Slayer debuted on TV 20 years ago this month, and Fox is slaying it with anniversary plans. There are contests (you could win a trip to this year’s San Diego Comic Con!), new merchandise, Buffy back on your TV, and more! -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content […]
Queer characters on television, while becoming more prevalent, are very seldom the solo protagonists of their own show. If a queer character is featured, it’d typically part of an ensemble cast (Modern Family, Glee) or featured on a show where their sexual identity is the premise (Will and Grace, Queer as Folk). There are exceptions to the […]
There are going to be a ton of delightfully geeky attractions opening at Disneyland Resort in 2020, and it’s time to lay it all out!
Baby Yoda merchandise is now available at the Walt Disney World theme parks, including as a MagicBand, cellphone cases, and magnets!
At Anime NYC last month, I got the opportunity to sit down with Lisa Ortiz, who has been working on the Pokemon franchise in some capacity – whether voice acting or directing – for a decade.
This past weekend at Anime NYC, I got the opportunity to talk to Justin Briner, the voice of Deku on My Hero Academia. He was very eager to talk about his role and the show, which he was excited to be …
At Anime NYC this past weekend, I had the opportunity to speak with J Michael Tatum, an American voice actor (as well as director and script writer) for a myriad of anime roles – such as Iida from My Hero …
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