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Comic Con

The folks over at Comic Con International have rolled out the schedule for the first full day of the San Diego Comic Con 2013.

Check out the link below and get ready for more schedule announcements over the next few days:

Comic Con 2013 Thursday Schedule

Comic Con 2013 is two weeks away!!

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Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths

Web series are all the rage lately; and another great, new female-themed web series is bound to be the talk of the internet this coming summer.

The popular blog Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths [which can be found here] from writer/producer Patricia Steffy is hoping to debut this summer, but the folks behind this production need your help. They have started an IndieGogo crowd-funding campaign page to raise financing for this project that will consist of ten episodes in its first season.

Here is the general premise behind Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths:

Kate Holt (to be played by Steffy) is lost. While Kate is an educated, successful business woman, she finds herself stymied when it comes to navigating the seemingly endless set of pitfalls inherent to the dating scene in Los Angeles. After all, no one comes to Los Angeles to find love—people here barely find like. Songs of found love are written about San Francisco or New York, not Los Angeles for a very good reason: L.A. is where dating comes to die.

Perhaps she has spent too much time wandering through literary realities, but as Kate begins her journey, she fervently longs for more formal times where intentions were declared before fluids were exchanged. And she would very much like to understand why a sane person, who would never pick up a hitchhiker, does not think twice about going home with a stranger met in a bar.

But these are the scenarios Kate is thrust into upon receiving an email from The EX proclaiming his joy at becoming engaged to someone he has known but briefly—a fact particularly difficult for Kate to reconcile given the decade she spent dating him.

Dating in L.A. and Other Urban Myths will follow Kate as she tries to accept the advice of her friends: she will now have to date in L.A. despite the reality that she is not 21, not a supermodel, and can’t comprehend why anyone thinks anal bleaching is good idea.

The cast of this new web series will also include actress Lesley Fera, best known for her recurring role of Veronica Hastings on the popular ABC Family drama Pretty Little Liars, as Penelope, a “no nonsense” type who thinks the world would be better off with less therapy and more common sense; and General Hospital star Jen Lilley, who will play Chloe, a wholesome, unintentional self-saboteur with a flair for both the dramatic and the romantic.

All funds raised through the Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths campaign will go towards paying for the first season (10 episodes) of the web series. This is, obviously, a passion project, being produced by independent artists who need your support to make it a reality.

If $10,000 is raised, the production team will be able to film an expanded pilot episode of the web series;

If $40,000 is raised, they can film some version (perhaps shorter) of the first season of the series;

But if $85,000 is raised, they will be able to film the entire 10 episodes with their fabulous actors and crew.

So, every penny counts and you can make a big difference for this unique production!

There are, of course, incentives for whatever donation each person can make. You can learn more about those by visiting the Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths IndieGogo fund-raising page here.

You can also help spread the word about Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths by spreading the word using IndieGogo share tools as well as following the production on Twitter at @datinglaseries and on Tumblr here.

NOTE: Please be on the look-out for updates on this new production, including casting announcements and a great fan-oriented contest coming soon.

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Veronica Mars

You’ve probably already seen the articles at Entertainment Weekly or at Entertainment Tonight Online.

Or, maybe you’ve been reading all the Twitter posts, but it looks like this thing just might finally happen.

What is “that” thing I speak of, you ask?

A Veronica Mars movie!

Well, it looks like it might film this summer for a 2014 release…as long as fans can step up and help the Kickstarter campaign, that is.

Please visit here to learn all the details!

Let’s make this happen, Marshmellows!!

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The big day has arrived, folks!

The Paley Center for Media has announced the full schedule for PaleyFest 2013 that will be held from March 1 to March 15 at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills, California.

You can find the full schedule in the link below as well as information on how tickets can be ordered for both Paley Center members and the general public.

PaleyFest 2013 Schedule

NOTE: This year will feature two panels on the same day – two on March 3 and two on March 9. The first panel for each of those days will be at 1 PM and the second at 7 PM. It is my understanding the theatre will be cleared out after the end of the first panel on each day with new lines forming outside the theatre for the various ticket holders (VIP’s, members and non-members). If you plan on attending both panels for either of those two days, please be prepared for how the “wait” lines will be reformed.

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The Paley Center for Media has released two more panels for the upcoming 30th anniversary of the PaleyFest.

Those two panels are for American Horror Story: Asylum and The New Normal (in addition to the previously announced Once Upon a Time, Revolution and The Newsroom). In addition, executive producer Ryan Murphy will receive the PaleyFest’s first Icon Award. He will be honored at an event slated for February 27, which will kick off the festival.

PaleyFest 2013 will take place at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills from March 1 to March 15.

The full PaleyFest 2013 lineup will be revealed on January 9.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

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Pretty Tough

The new 5-episode series Pretty Tough, based on the eponymous book by TV writer, producer and showrunner Liz Tigelaar (Life Unexpected, Once Upon a Time, Revenge and Nashville) is now exclusively up at Hulu and Hulu Plus.

The story is set in the privileged and picturesque world of Malibu’s elite high school, centering on Charlie and Krista Brown, two sisters at opposite ends of the popularity spectrum, who must learn to play together on the soccer field and in life.

Pretty Tough stars Adelaide Kane, Crystal Young and Beth Behrs (Two Broke Girls) and was written by Marguerite MacIntyre, directed by Stewart Hendler and produced by Tim Williams.

You can check out the Pretty Tough web series right here.

NOTE: Each episode is about 20 (or more) minutes long.

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The following is verbatim from the folks over at The Hollywood Reporter:

PaleyFest has announced the first three television shows that will be feted at next year’s event.

HBO’s The Newsroom, NBC’s Revolution and ABC’s Once Upon a Time will be among the programs honored at the 30th anniversary festival.

The full slate of programs will be revealed Wednesday, Jan. 9.

PaleyFest will take place March 1-15, 2013 at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills. Hulu will also expand its relationship with the festival.

Mark your calendars!!

PS: You can learn more about the 2013 PaleyFest and the ticket options right here.

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The longest running sci-fi series of all time Doctor Who has won the 2012 TV Guide Magazine Fan Favorites poll, with more than 250,000 votes being cast. The series star Matt Smith will grace the cover of the December 10 issue OR you can check it out to the right:

Doctor Who TVG Cover

Doctor Who was one of 10 TV Guide Magazine Fan Favorites nominees selected by the magazine’s editors, which included the following:

· Fringe (FOX)
· Grimm (NBC)
· Happy Endings (ABC)
· Parks and Recreation (NBC)
· Pretty Little Liars (ABC)
· Scandal (ABC)
· Spartacus (STARZ)
· The Vampire Diaries (The CW)
· The Walking Dead (AMC)

Congrats to Doctor Who!!

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If you have yet to watch the mid-season finale of Doctor Who (what are you waiting for?), then please tread lightly on the following video. But if you have seen that episode, then you will want to watch the video link that follows, as it gives insight into a planned scene for the show that never ended up being filmed.

But, you should be forewarned that if you are watching this anywhere in public, don’t be surprised if you have to hide a tear or two.

Again the following is mostly a storyboard scene, written by Chris Chibnall, about what finally happened to the Ponds (Amy and Rory) and to Rory’s dad Brian after the Angels took Manhattan:

Unfilmed Doctor Who Scene

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You can make your voice heard by voting in the Third Annual TV Guide Fan Favorites Awards; the top vote-getting show will be on the cover of the magazine too.

Here are the nominees:

Doctor Who
Fringe
Grimm
Happy Endings
Parks and Recreation
Pretty Little Liars
Scandal
Spartacus
The Vampire Diaries
The Walking Dead

Previous fan favorite shows Supernatural and Community are now in TV Guide’s Fan Favorites Hall of Fame and are NOT eligible.

You can vote as many times as you want right here. Polls close on October 28 at midnight (Pacific time), though.

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