Tricia Talks Marvel’s Princess Leia on Mos Eisley Comicport
Writing last week about Princess Leia and the context surrounding her character as an empowered female in storytelling resulted in
Read moreWriting last week about Princess Leia and the context surrounding her character as an empowered female in storytelling resulted in
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Read moreOne week from today, From a Certain Point of View: A Diversity of Opinions in Star Wars will be something
Read moreLinda offers seven reasons to see the latest entry in the Fast & Furious movie franchise.
Read moreOn Sunday, April 19th, at 11:00 a.m. on the Fan Stage (Room 303ABCD), Tricia Barr will moderate “From a Certain Point of View: The Diversity of Opinions in Star Wars” at Star Wars Celebration Anaheim.
Read moreThe topic of representation is appearing everywhere this past month, between the lack of diversity in the Oscar nominees to
Read moreThe end is near. Lady Gaga proved herself to be a stellar contender for the lead in what is now
Read moreToday is the third of three global symposiums where the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in the Media will present their findings of a global study of film. The findings of the study still prove that many things have to change to create gender equality for women on film and beyond the camera. Here are some of their findings:
Read moreSchmoes Knows Podcast discusses Geena Davis talking Star Wars with Bad Robot.
Read moreStar Wars author Paul Kemp wants to talk about men. Long-time Star Wars consumer responds.
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