DC Super Hero Girls Writer Shea Fontana: “No One is Born a Villain”
If you don’t know who Shea Fontana is, you may want to look her up.
Wendy Spinale: Through the Looking-Glass, Darkly
I'm a sucker for a remade fairy tale. Throw in that it's going to be a take on Lewis Carroll's Alice characters, and I'm going to be a first-in-line reader.
Ira Bloom: Hearts and Other Things You Pour Into a YA Novel
If you haven't already rushed out and ordered your copy of HEARTS & OTHER BODY PARTS, then you have not yet begun your journey down what is almost certain to be the YA paranormal romance everyone will be reading and talking about this summer.
In Search of the (Maybe Not So) Lost Testament of Alexander the Great
In Edgar Allan Poe's short story, "The Purloined Letter," the hero C. Auguste Dupin outwits the police when he is brought in to consult on a stolen letter being used for blackmail purposes.
In Video Veritas: De-Rigging the System with James O'Keefe
Oscar Wilde reportedly said that you can always judge a man by the quality of his enemies. And when it comes to that incestuous Venn Diagram intersection of politics and mass media, there are perhaps few hated more than James O'Keefe, the modern master of guerilla journalism.
Killing Reagan Director Rod Lurie: "...Even Democrats Nostalgic for Ronald Reagan."
Rod Lurie wrote and directed the widely praised Academy Award- and Golden Globe Award-nominated political thriller THE CONTENDER, which took the first-ever Alan J. Pakula Award.
Justin Freer and the Sorcerer's Stone: Bringing Harry Potter's Musical Magic to Life
Justin Freer is performing stage magic. No, he's not pulling rabbits from his hat or sawing women into two pieces. It's much more enchanting than that.
Soft Voice, Strong Opinions. Dede Wedekind Discusses Her Vision of America United
Nearly every musical artist has something to say. Otherwise, why bother with the art?
What an A.I. Wants: Tamsen McDonough of Syfy's KILLJOYS
Science fiction has no shortage of Artificially Intelligent spacecraft. Coincidentally, it also doesn't have a shortage of A.I.s that enjoy the name Lucy (see HOMEWRECKER, HACKERS, and RED PLANET).
The Country Network Gets New Life, Focuses on Music and Independent Artists
Music television. From the onset of networks like MTV, VH1, TNN and others, the explosion of what people could watch years ago brought a visual aspect that musical artists had to take advantage of or get steamrolled.
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