With the anticipated premiere of Girl Meets World coming on the Disney Channel this fall, it will tie in together this generation and the kids of it’s previous show Boy Meets World. Now, we can have some common ground. Boy Meets World was introduced to us in 1993 and gave us Cory … Continue reading
William Shatner’s one-man show Shatner’s World is coming to a theater near you! Now you could experience the one man show that has gotten raved reviews! The critically acclaimed show is now on sale to be shown on Thursday, April 24th as part of Fathom Events. William Shatner is an American TV … Continue reading
Last night marked the end of The Malcolm McDowell Series of Q&A Screenings with Star Trek Generations. The Alex Theatre and Glendale Arts Prospect House Entertainment honored the legendary actor by featuring three of his greatest films – A Clockwork Orange, Time After Time and Star Trek: Generations. The Q&A … Continue reading
Looking for a place to let your ‘Nerd rock’ out this Saturday? Looking for a cool after-party from Wonder Con? Well, look no further than the NerdRocker’s Ball!! Come on down to Comic Hero University (CHU) and enjoy some great comedy and music! In the heart of Downtown Fullerton, listen to … Continue reading
For an international pop star, Hatsune Miku’s done alright for herself. She had a sold out concert during Anime Expo 2011. She’s been on commercials for Toyota and Domino’s. Heck, she’s even got her own Kids React. The catch? She’s not a real person. Hatsune Miku is a vocal synthesizer from … Continue reading
Hey everyone! We received lots of positive feedback from the SHIELD/HYDRA design I created last week. We’ve been discussing and decided to release this shirt in our store, but for a short time only! Now you can own this design, in men or women, for only $19. Hurry and get … Continue reading
Captain America: The Winter Soldier is an entertaining and poignant comic book film. It illustrates how Steve Rogers is integrating into modern society after being frozen since World War II, and how Cap’s greatest generation values don’t seem in line with Nick Fury’s cold modern tactics. But perhaps the best part … Continue reading
The Book of Mormon is coming to the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa right near the infamous South Coast Plaza. The Book of Mormon is Trey Parker and Matt Stones’ first dive into the musical genre, creating a religious satire musical which tells the story of two young Mormon … Continue reading
We recently got a chance to chat with Robot Chicken creators Stoopid Buddy Stoodios (John Havartine and Eric Towner). They were able to give us a bit of insight into the upcoming anticipated 7th season, as well as the DC Special. Let’s just say, we’re in for more than just … Continue reading
John Barrowman. You may recognize him from Doctor Who, Torchwood, Frisky Business/Animals at Work, Anything Goes, and most recently, CW’s Arrow. He is a household name and face in the Geek world. He’s become a fixture at shows, conventions, fan events and anything that is geek. This weekend, he is going … Continue reading
Art by Melissa Smith Is the Frozen stuck in your head? Want to get it out? Well, this article probably won’t help you out with that, since now the Joker’s main squeeze, Harley Quinn, is getting in on the Disney hype. She does a parody of “Do You Want to Build … Continue reading
Dorothy is back in an all-new book, Dorothy Must Die, and this time she’s gone wicked. Amy Gumm is a normal teenage girl, under appreciated and slightly awkward. When a tornado takes her away from her native Kansas, it’s the beginning of an epic journey. Oz has changed, and it’s up … Continue reading
The annual Labyrinth Masquerade Ball is heading this way again at the historical Park Plaza in Los Angeles. This year, it will be during fourth of July weekend – Friday, July 4th and Saturday, July 5th. Sypher Art Studio would like to welcome you to their spectacular ball! The Labyrinth of … Continue reading
STM is not just another bag manufacturer, they are a company that strives to meet consumer needs and lifestyles by creating a product that is not only far superior, but is stylish and practical. I was lucky enough to get my hands on this sleek and sexy bag to … Continue reading
Science fiction fans can rejoice as Los Angeles welcomes its 1st Annual Science Fiction One Act Play Festival! It will be invading from May 6th through June 1st! The event is going to include 9 one-act plays from franchise favorites like X-Files and Twilight Zone with scheduled appearances by Dean … Continue reading
Bacon is the perfect food! So you will not want to miss the Big Bite Events Bacon Festival coming to The Queen Mary in Long Beach on August 2nd! Come taste the most creative dishes from the best chefs around, all with one theme. Bacon! From appetizers to desserts, it’s all here, … Continue reading
*Warning: Contains spoilers if you have not seen the finale* Thank you How I Met Your Mother for the memories and the storylines. You’ve made me laugh. You’ve made me cry. You’ve made me reflect on my life. Thank you for the nine years. We all have been waiting for … Continue reading
ThinkGeek is known for offering the coolest geek products on the internet. Their exclusive deals with shows and companies make them top of their game! With awesome, unique toys, you know you want to say “TAKE MY MONEY!” Every April Fools, Think Geek unleashes new awesome toys that make us … Continue reading
Google has been known to cook up some great April Fool’s Joke in recent years. I personally think this year they’ve outdone themselves. Tapping into our nostalgia and visceral desire to collect things, Google invested their cutting edge augmented reality technology that enables aspiring trainers to catch… Pokémon. Yes, this … Continue reading
Don’t you wish you had a dad who works in the visual effects department? Well, this lucky kid here has a dad, Daniel Hashimoto, who works at DreamWorks Animation, and he turns simple home videos into something really extraordinary. It includes Batman, LEGOs, lightsabers and space adventures. In the first video, … Continue reading
Fantastic day here in Southern California. Chris and I are here at the L.A. Live tent, doing coverage for the highly competitive Call of Duty Championship 2014. Out here on this end of the gamerverse, eSports teams from around the globe are vying for the $1 Million Prize Pool, plus … Continue reading
If I told you the Scottish Play was my favorite Shakespearean play, aside from Taming of the Shrew, it may reveal a bit of where my mind is at. So I won’t say Macbeth (The Scottish Play) is my favorite. If you’ve gone through high school, your English teacher may have put … Continue reading
There’s no place like home, and if Oz is your home that is certainly true. In the new novel, Dorothy Must Die by Danielle Paige, Oz has gotten wicked in a big way, and Dorothy isn’t a little angel anymore. This time Amy Gumm, a down on her luck high … Continue reading
There are more on-set photos of Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Quicksilver and Elizabeth Olsen as Scarlet Witch for next year’s Avengers: Age of Ultron, courtesy of JustJared. We get a good look at Aaron as he runs around looking pretty beefy. Although the outfits for the characters are different, they try … Continue reading
Arcades have a special place in my heart. The dim lights, flashing colorful screens, and rows of quarters lined up on the marquee. Despite all the quarters they’ve taken from me, they were some of the fondest times in my childhood. Beating people and trash talking them in public holds … Continue reading
