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Per My Brother Nana Valtiel is a true Geek Goddess. Always keeping busy, she’s a professional costume designer and seamstress, as well as pin-up model. She takes photo requests from the Geek Goddess forums, however, whatever costume she makes gets… Continue Reading →
The PWA Show is a podcast hosted by Dave Brewington and Korey Hodges, which covers politics, sports and pop culture. Dave took a few minutes for a quick interview before the Middle Tennessee Anime Convention began in Nashville, Tennessee. He… Continue Reading →
Voltron: Defender of the Universe was a highly influential ’80s anime, but how does it translate to the console generation, almost 30 years later?
While attending MomoCon this past weekend in Atlanta, I attended the BevNerd panel. But this was one convention panel unlike any other. It came complete with bacon jerky, Wired Waffles and Cocaine (a caffeinated drink) for everyone to sample. BevNerd… Continue Reading →
Per My Brother Although it was a successful weekend attending MomoCon 2013, it ended with a loss of camera and photos of the weekend. Luckily, the camera was successfully returned to its rightful owner. Behold the pictures that defined the… Continue Reading →
Per Matt I had a great time at MomoCon this past weekend! So many great things I experienced. And with a blink of an eye, it’s over.
Per My Brother One of the ultimate highlights for the entire weekend was attending the MomoCon 2013 Craftsmanship Costume Contest. There were many, many great anime, TV, movie comicbook, video game and pop-culture characters that were represented well. There were… Continue Reading →
Per Matt Mike Reiss has been a part of The Simpsons since Season One. While he has always been a part of the legendary writer’s room, at one point, he was also the Showrunner. Reiss candidly discusses hiring Conan O’Brien,… Continue Reading →
Per Matt Mike Reiss is an American comedy writer. Before working in Hollywood, Reiss attended Harvard with his roommate (and future Simpsons co-conspirator Al Jean) and wrote for the Harvard Lampoon. After graduating, he wrote for various TV shows, including… Continue Reading →