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Interview: Robert Carlyle and Emilie de Ravin of ‘Once Upon a Time’
“This relationship is obviously too important for the show, for them to let go of it," says Robert Carlyle on Once Upon a Time's "Rumbelle" relationship.
Read More »PlayStation 4 Review: ‘Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition’
Despite the original games flaws, the Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition is a worthwhile purchase, but charging for more DLC feels like double dipping.
Read More »Software Review: ‘Poser Pro Game Dev’ Character Creation Software
Poser Pro is the most robust character creation and animation product on the market, and despite a sizable learning curve, the new Game Dev edition is finally a viable solution for video game development.
Read More »Interview: ‘Hannibal’ Showrunners Bryan Fuller and Martha DeLaurentis at Comic-Con
Exclusive interview with Hannibal Executive Producers Bryan Fuller and Martha DeLaurentis at Comic-Con 2015.
Read More »‘Once Upon a Time’ at San Diego Comic-Con: Jennifer Morrison and Colin O’Donoghue Talk about Season Five
Jennifer Morrison and Colin O'Donoghue talking about their Once Upon a Time Characters at 2015 San Diego Comic-Con.
Read More »Interview: ‘Once Upon a Time’ at Comic-Con – Sean Maguire and Rebecca Mader on Zelena, Robin Hood and Season Five
Blogcritics caught up with Once Upon a Time stars Rebecca Mader and Sean Maguire in the pressroom at San Diego Comic-Con 2015.
Read More »Music Review: John Roney – ‘Preludes’
The combination of great music, intelligent improvisation, and solid technique makes for exciting listening.
Read More »U.S. Women’s Soccer Team – NYC Parade Affirmation for Female Athletes Everywhere
This is the first time that a team of female players was so honored. In doing so, the parade not only confirms their status as world champions, but also as world class athletes as accomplished as any men that have come before them.
Read More »Music Review: Ajay Mathur – ‘9 to 3’
A good effort that could make do with some major fine-tuning.
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