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Contents May Vary: episode 61 - Academic J. Caroline Troy Takes a Fan Pilgrimage

Contents May Vary: Academic J. Caroline Troy Takes a Fan Pilgrimage

The Loki panel at PaleyFest

PaleyFest 2024: “Loki” Red Carpet and Panel

WonderCon 2024: Interview with eigoMANGA Founder Austin Osueke

a tall white man with a pink suit stands, wearing a pink bag over his head with the words 'Love is Real' on it and sunglasses

WonderCon 2024: Interview with the Legendary Chuck Tingle

a young trans woman with brown hair and glasses, wearing a purple shirt. One hand has a TransCat comic in it and the other hand is making the peace sign.

WonderCon 2024: Interview with TransCat Creator Knave Murdok

WonderCon 2024: Hasbro Toy Panel: Action Brands

a group shot of the panel

WonderCon 2024: 2nd Annual Scene Breakdown: Behind the Camera of Film and TV Shows

An older woman with white hair and glasses, wearing an orange shirt, holds a copy of a graphic novel in a booth at WonderCon

WonderCon 2024: Interview with Publisher Tara Madison Avery

a tall white man in a denim shirt over a white shirt; a young Native American woman in a multi-colored outfit; and a black man in a blue jacket over a gray shirt

WonderCon 2024: Resident Alien Press

Christian Slater, Holly Black, and Tony DIterlizzi. Photo by Angie Fiedler Sutton.

WonderCon 2024: The Spiderwick Chronicles Press

three people (two men and one woman, with the woman in the center) wearing space fantasy type outfits and posing

WonderCon 2024: Interview with Author SG Blaise

A white man in his 40s with a green and black gingham shirt with an exaggerated frown

TV Recommendation: I am Entertained by ‘Resident Alien’

Studio Ghibli Fest

Fathom Events Announces Lineup for Studio Ghibli Fest 2024

a black man in a brown jacket, blue pants, and a striped shirt stands left of a blue telephone box, while a young white woman in a blue jacket, red shirt, and plaid skirt stands on the right.

“Doctor Who” Season Premiere: All the Info

Contents May Vary: episode 60 - Costumer & Propmaker Andrea Davis

Contents May Vary: Costumer and Propmaker Andrea Davis

Theatre Review: Ruskin Group Theatre's 'Bad Habits'

Theatre Review: A Priest and a Nun Walk Onto a Stage ….

January 2, 2020July 11, 2022 Angie Fiedler Sutton review

Bad Habits, by Steve Mazur; directed by Mike Reilly. Produced by The Ruskin Group Theatre. First produced 2019. (Seen November 23, 2019.)

“Bad Habits” is a raunchy religious comedy that feels more like a sitcom than a play.

Read more at The Argonaut.

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