She’s known to Dollhouse fans as an Active who fell in love with the FBI agent who tried to expose them, but at least one blogger thinks she should also be the new Wonder Woman.
Miracle Laurie, an Orange County native, met with many of her fans over the weekend at Anaheim Wizard World.
Read MoreHundreds of fans gathered at the Anaheim Convention Center this past weekend for Wizard World Anaheim, where they met more than 200 celebrities from movies, TV and wrestling.
Jewel Staite, best known to Whedon fans as Kaylee on Firefly, met with fans on April 17th to talk about her career, her memories of Firefly….and why she’s trying to lobby Nathan Fillion to get her on Castle.
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Gary Oldman and Juliet Landau have a few things in common.
Both are well-known actors. Both have played vampires. Both have also lent their voices for animated features.
Now, there’s another title they have in common: director.
He directed a music video for Chutzpah, a Jewish hip-hop group, but made it unique by using only cell-phone cameras (Nokia N93 cellphone, by the way). He then asked Juliet to direct a "behind the scenes" feature on how it was done.
It later developed into a 25-minute documentary called "Take Flight" where we see how the video is done, but also get some insight through Oldman’s eyes. How this is illustrated is just as fascinating, thanks to Juliet.
Read MoreIt’s probably the first successful internet sitcom, about a group of people who play video games a bit too much to deal with reality.
Now, it’s led to fame, a fair amount of fortune, a lot of awards, a music video that would rival anything MTV airs, and soon a three-part comic book mini-series.
Season three of The Guild has just been released on DVD. Unlike previous seasons, where the show and story lines were more like a typical sitcom, the third season is structured like a movie called "The Fall and Rise of the Knights of Good."
Read MoreFor the second time in two weeks Juliet Landau took questions from fans on the internet. After getting several questions through Twitter, she took questions last Thursday on Facebook, mainly about her new documentary, Take Flight, which looks at how actor Gary Oldman made a music video of a Jewish hip-hop group, and only used cell phones to film it. It will be streaming to the public on February 25th.
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