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• 11/9/2008 - The Buzz Has Started For Nathan Fillion's new show 'Castle'

  by Shan Ray

  Halloween Night in West Hollywood now has a new address - the Regency Fairfax Theater at the Charity screening of Joss Whedon's cyber hit Dr Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. As early as 7:30 PM people, dressed in their Halloween best Goggles-and-labcoat, were lined up outside the theater on a balmy Halloween Night, ready for the big-screen debut not only of Dr. Horrible but also The Guild, another internet-only movie.




• 10/15/2008 - The Buzz Has Started For Nathan Fillion's new show 'Castle'

  by David Mello

  The buzz is still steady about Joss Whedon's return to TV with Dollhouse, but let's not forget that one popular actor from the Whedonverse may also return to television soon.




• 10/1/2008 - Mitch Pileggi Audio 'Supernatural' Interview

  by Lybia El-Amin

  Our intrepid reporter Lybia El-Amin was granted an interview with actor Mitch Pileggi, who is appearing in this week's episode of Supernatural. We hope you enjoy it.




• 9/9/2008 - REVIEW: Terminator: The Sarah Conner Chronicles 2.1 - "Samson and Delilah"

  by David Mello

  After a wait of four months, we find out if a Terminator can survive a car bomb, and whether an FBI agent finally believes in evil robots from the future.




• 7/23/2008 - 7/27/2008 - Comic-Con 2008 Coverage

  by The Whedonopolis Staff

  We've written dozens of articles from Comic-Con 2008, from blogs to interviews to panel reviews. Head over to our coverage page to check it out.




• 6/22/2008 - Christian Kane Speaks to Whedonopolis

  by Patti Hutchens

  Christian Kane (Lindsay, Angel) www.myspace.com/christiankane took time from his busy schedule to answer a few questions. If you have been reading my blogs, you will know that I am a music fan and that Christian Kane is my favorite subject. You will also know how busy this talented man is, with his new CD completed, he has been on the road promoting his music. He also continues his acting career with his upcoming role in “Leverage” a new series on TNT. A sneak peak of Christian in his new role can be seen at www.tnt.tv.




• 6/12/2008 - RECOUNT, A Review

  by Josh Rubinstein

  Opening with a montage of the infamous "hanging chad" ballots that began one of the most heated election controversies in American history, Recount launches the viewer into the thick of the legal and political battle over Florida; the central issue of the Bush/Gore election of 2000. While attempting to show an even-handed perspective on both sides of the political spectrum, any viewer, conservative or liberal, will be hard pressed not to have their own hackles raised.




• 5/17/2008 - A longer Wait for Christian Kane's New Music

  by Patti Hutchens

  According to www.myspace.com/christiankane, his music label is putting off the release of his new single "More Than I Deserve". I was telling everyone I know to tune in and listen up as of April 28th to their local Country music radio station.




• 5/12/2008 - James Leary Talks about "Lost Angeles"

  by Patti Hutchens

  Do you have a favorite webseries? I have been following the episodes, so far 16 in all, of “Lost Angeles”. It stars James Leary (Clem, BtVS) and is produced by Blue Chalk Productions www.lostangeles.tv and of course can be seen on Youtube. James plays a 30 something New Yorker who moved to Los Angeles after a breakup. <




• 4/14/2007 - The Music of Battlestar Galactica Concert Review

  by Brian Rubin

  One of the perks of living in Los Angeles is that a lot of fandom-centric events happen here, such as conventions, signings, concerts and more. One of these awesome events was the recent Music of Battlestar Galactica (BSG) concert that took place last night at the Roxy in West Hollywood. While BSG is one of my favorite shows, the music is one of my favorite elements of it. Not since Greg Edmonson's score for Firefly had I been so gripped by the music on a television show, so I was quite excited to see this music performed live by the man who wrote it all, composer and conductor Bear McCreary.




• 4/12/2008 - James Marsters Q&A at Grand Slam

  by Patti Hutchens

  It is a HOT day in Burbank, California, 95 degrees outside but for BtVS fans it is hotter indoors at Creation Entertainment’s Grand Slam. After a slizzlin’' Spike/Buffy video, James Marsters hits the stage for his Q&A. The fans rush to line up at the microphones in anticipation of questioning their idol.




• 4/5/2008 - Battlestar Galactica Review: 4x01 - "He That Believeth in Me"

  by Brian Rubin

  After a wait of what felt like forever and a day, the final season of the much-beloved Battlestar Galactica has finally arrived. Was it worth the wait? Does it rise above the malaise that comprised much of the last season (at least in this writer's opinion?). Let's find out…




• 4/4/2008 - Supernatural Convention Coverage

  by Brian Rubin

  Ah, conventions. There are few experiences quite like going to a good convention, whether it's a general convention such as Comic-Con or a specific convention, like this weekend's Creation Entertainment's Salute to Supernatural. Now Supernatural is my favorite show on television right now (and one of my favorites ever), so I was very excited to attend this event, which was my first Supernatural convention, as well. Here's a run-down of my experiences over the past weekend...




• 4/4/2008 - Catching Up With Camden

  by Patti Hutchens

  Camden Toy is famous in the world of Joss Whedon for the many characters he has portrayed. He played one of the lead Gentlemen in the episode “Hush” in season four of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Camden returned to Buffy to play “Gnarl” in season seven’s episode “Same Place, Same Time”. Gnarl was a skin-eating demon and Camden did his own stunts and wire work. Later in that same season, Camden played the Ubervamp or Turok-Han, which was a recurring role. He also played “The Prince of Lies”, a geriatric vampire in the submarine episode of season five of Angel.




• 3/30/2008 - Cut! 2008 Slither Panel Coverage

  by Brian Rubin

  Being a journalist and covering what you're passionate about is just awesome! Today was a perfect example of that awesomeness becoming reality, because on the way down to the Supernatural convention near LAX (coverage of which will be up shortly), our fearless leader gave us a call and asked us if we could cover the Slither panel at the Cut! 2008 film appreciation weekend. Having reported the event in our News Bytes, I knew Nathan Fillion, James Gunn and Gregg Henry would be there, so after arranging for someone else to cover the parts of the Supernatural con that we'd miss, we said we'd take it.

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