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Star Wars Rebels at San Diego Comic-Con

July 14, 2014 Fangirl Dave Filoni, San Diego Comic-Con, Simon Kinberg, Star Wars, Star Wars Rebels, Tiya Sircar, Vanessa Marshall

Looking ahead to the Star Wars Rebels panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2014.

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WYNDE Around The Web: July 13, 2014

July 13, 2014December 24, 2014 Fangirl Magali Villeneuve, Wynde, Wynde Around The Web

Wynde Around The Web for July 13, 2014.

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Don’t Miss the Relaunch of StarWars.com

July 11, 2014 Fangirl Star Wars

Disney|Lucasfilm recently relaunched StarWars.com to make it more accessible to everyone.

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Dave Filoni on Star Wars Storytelling

July 10, 2014July 22, 2016 Fangirl Celebration VI, Dave Filoni, George Lucas, Star Wars

Dave Filoni explains Star Wars storytelling.

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Keira Knightley Talks Legos and Feminism in Glamour

July 9, 2014July 9, 2014 Fangirl Daisy Ridley, feminism, Keira Knightley, LEGO, The Phantom Menace

Keira Knightley talks feminism, gender equality and Legos with Glamour.

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Almost Time to ConGregate

July 8, 2014July 8, 2014 Fangirl ConGregate, convention, Wynde

Tricia’s Sunday schedule at ConGregate includes a reading from WYNDE and panel on ATHENA’S DAUGHTERS and Imperials in SFF storytelling.

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How Indie Directors Have Changed Hollywood

July 7, 2014July 7, 2014 Fangirl Gareth Edwards, Josh Trank, Rian Johnson, sexism, Star Wars

The statistics of female directors working in Hollywood are pretty grim. It’s a combination of sexism and risk-aversion (not really, just sexism) that keeps them out of the top spots in film-making.