Women are making their mark in the male-dominated world of entertainment. A special panel called "Girls Gone Genre" was held during Comic-Con, It included Felicia Day and Marti Noxon, who gave some interesting stories about their experiences in entertainment.
Read MoreTowards the end of the panel for The Guild at Comic-Con last Saturday, producer Kim Evey reflected on how quickly the web comedy series about a group of on-line gamers has grown in popularity:
"Felicia (Day) had a great script, and we knew it was about people who understood how to work the Internet machine. So, it seemed like a very logical step to bring it directly to the source. She had already been told by TV folk that it was too niche. Here we are, 2 1/2 years later, you guys are here…and they were wrong."
Read MoreThis is Joss Whedon’s year at Comic-Con. He was part of a unique experience with J.J. Abrams. He announced he is the director of The Avengers, as people have all but confirmed, and he is still beloved by millions….although he did admit at last Friday’s panel, he does feel a bit intimidated.
Read MoreShould technology take all the guesswork out of finding true love? If so, how would it affect us? Those questions and more are examined in a different kind of rom-com called Timer, featuring Emma Caulfield, aka Anya on Buffy. The movie, which has been featured at many film festivals, is now available on DVD and Netflix
Read MoreWhen they’re not wearing makeup, they’re not always noticed. Still, Doug Jones and Camden Toy are well known by Buffy fans for their quiet and scary performances as the Gentlemen from the classic episode, "Hush".
Both were part of this past weekend’s Wizard World Anaheim
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