This week…enjoy our extended chat with the East Coast Editor of SFX Magazine and co-author of DK Publishing’s Official LOST Encyclopedia, Tara Bennett. One of genre entertainment’s most-respected insiders, Tara looks back at 2011…and ahead to 2012’s top projects.
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Doctor Who
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Cage Match 2013!
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New York Comic Con 2012
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Tolkien Re-read
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Manga & Graphic Novels
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Cage Match–2012!
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It was a big year for us around here, made especially big as we waived goodbye to our initial “Beta” site design and re-launched with the site you see now. But that wasn’t all we did. Along the way we introduced our Cage Matches, talked about writing and editing, destroyed the world and discussed how we’d survive in the aftermath and a whole lot more.
Here’s a quick run-down of some of our most popular stuff from 2010.
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Gawker reports that the latest Weezer album will feature the face of our dearest Hurley. I have to say that I’m really glad our favorite teddy bear/ Keeper of the Light in the Light Hole / Ranch dressing nosher is going to be also the Keeper of Weezer’s Latest Tunes.
Not going to lie, I’ll [...]
I’m extremely happy my friends have DVR. The ability to rewind TV and re-watch something that may have been drowned out by the sound of cheering or blurred by crying, or to pause TV to give a high five or say “wtf” or take a shot (or all three) is a luxury I am extremely [...]
Read MoreIsn’t he? And his pretty eyes cannot tell a lie! So Carbonell opts for ambiguity–when asked if he survived being “smoke punched in the throat,” Nestor Carbonell replied, “the real fans don’t really want to know.”
True.
Video Games – E3 2010 – Movies and TV
Carbonell might be interested in bidding on the compass that he gives [...]
3 days… and counting. Less than 60 hours until the season finale. I think abc should have a “Lost” Countdown clock displayed in the lower right hand corner of the screen, with a big obnoxious smoke monster curled around the top or something. Oh, and they should leave the countdown on during all of the [...]
Read MoreIn an oddly significant turn of events, the impending finale of “Lost” has divided fans into two camps. On one hand there are fans I liken to pre-Smokey Locke, who have a deep faith in the show’s ability to pull off a humdinger of a finale that will put everything that has ever been on [...]
Read MoreThere’s a great interview with Michael Emerson (who plays Ben on “Lost”) in Time Out New York that covers everything from how the show is going to end, life in NYC, and even whether Juliet is hotter than Kate.
His opinion of the finale is the best I’ve read yet:
But the more I think about it, [...]
There’s so much to say about last night’s episode, “What They Died For,” I really don’t know where to begin.
I’ll start by giving all you people who are so anxious to read my article but haven’t even seen last night’s episode yet:
GIGANTIC SPOILER ALERT AFTER THE PHOTO
© American Broadcasting Companies, Inc.
“What They Died For” [...]
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