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Janelle Arthur Talks "American Idol" & the Future
By Jamie Ruby
This season of American Idol is a girl's to win, as the top five were all female. The latest contestant to be voted off was country singer Janelle Arthur. The singer recently talked to the media about her experience on Idol, as well as what her future holds.
She talked to SciFi Vision about how she felt being on a big stage for the first time on the show. "I was performing in front of big audiences, so it was actually really exciting. That’s when I felt more at home I think was when I was performing in front of the big audience."
The singer already has an idea what her album will look like. "I think my future album will definitely be more on the traditional side of country. I definitely think that there’s room for some more rootsy country music to come back into play. A lot of the females right now are doing more of the pop country thing."
This season of American Idol is a girl's to win, as the top five were all female. The latest contestant to be voted off was country singer Janelle Arthur. The singer recently talked to the media about her experience on Idol, as well as what her future holds.She talked to SciFi Vision about how she felt being on a big stage for the first time on the show. "I was performing in front of big audiences, so it was actually really exciting. That’s when I felt more at home I think was when I was performing in front of the big audience."
The singer already has an idea what her album will look like. "I think my future album will definitely be more on the traditional side of country. I definitely think that there’s room for some more rootsy country music to come back into play. A lot of the females right now are doing more of the pop country thing."
Warehouse 13 Q&A at the Syfy Digital Press Tour
Here it is, in full. This interview was part of the Syfy Digital Press Tour I attended in October. Check it out!
SYFY WILL LAUNCH ITS FIRST EVER MOBILE GAME WITH "LOST GIRL": THE GAME - 4/22
SYFY WILL LAUNCH ITS FIRST EVER MOBILE GAME WITH LOST GIRL: THE GAME
AVAILABLE ON IOS AND ANDROID DEVICES BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL 22 IN CONJUNCTION WITHLOST GIRL SEASON THREE FINALE
NEW YORK – April 22, 2013 – Marking Syfy’s first ever entry into the mobile gaming space, Syfy Ventures today announced it is launching Lost Girl: The Game, a free mobile gaming app available for download on iOS and Android devices. The all-new game offers fans of the sexy, supernatural drama, an interactive, mission-based experience inspired by the popular Syfy original series.
Lost Girl: The Game will launch together with the Season 3 finale of the series, which concludes on Syfy Monday, April 22 at 10PM (ET/PT).
Featuring an original storyline, written by the series’ writers, the game invites fans to create a customized Fae character that they can use to venture through exciting new mysteries set in the virtual world of Lost Girl. Users can get a taste of the world of the Fae by creating their own avatars, embarking on missions and uncovering hidden objects, in order to score points and unlock levels.
The Good Wife 4.20 Review: “Rape: A Modern Perspective”
By John Keegan and Henry Tran
This episode was just a little off-kilter. There was something about it that I couldn’t readily identify. The show is set as a legal procedural so much so that one becomes used to certain patterns and a rhythm within a particular episode. For much of this one, that rhythm feels disrupted. Personally, I think it’s the prospect of losing a case. The firm has been winning for so long that they fear losing. They can’t handle it, at least not without some outside help.
This episode was just a little off-kilter. There was something about it that I couldn’t readily identify. The show is set as a legal procedural so much so that one becomes used to certain patterns and a rhythm within a particular episode. For much of this one, that rhythm feels disrupted. Personally, I think it’s the prospect of losing a case. The firm has been winning for so long that they fear losing. They can’t handle it, at least not without some outside help.Mad Men 6.3 Review: “The Collaborators”
By John Keegan and Henry Tran
In an ideal world, everyone in life would strive to find the right balance between their personal and professional lives. Be happy at work and come home to a loving family. The “American Dream”, as it were. That’s the goal for everyone here. Unfortunately, there are a lot of obstacles that stand in the way of that goal. Whether it be pleasing or cajoling clients one at a time, or an extramarital affair, there are costs to the decisions being made here. Don has made the decision to cheat on his wife before. It hasn’t happened with Megan in multiple instances like with Betty, but this affair with Sylvia has hit closer to home than previous ones.
In an ideal world, everyone in life would strive to find the right balance between their personal and professional lives. Be happy at work and come home to a loving family. The “American Dream”, as it were. That’s the goal for everyone here. Unfortunately, there are a lot of obstacles that stand in the way of that goal. Whether it be pleasing or cajoling clients one at a time, or an extramarital affair, there are costs to the decisions being made here. Don has made the decision to cheat on his wife before. It hasn’t happened with Megan in multiple instances like with Betty, but this affair with Sylvia has hit closer to home than previous ones.Lost Girl 3.13 Review: “Those Who Wander”
By John Keegan and Paul Pearson
The third season finale of Lost Girl is a vast improvement over its counterpart from season two, and that alone is enough to win it a lot of goodwill. There were countless opportunities for the show to fall into the same traps but “Those Who Wander” gives every character an engaging storyline and moments of humour or heroism or just flat-out coolness, and it ends on a cliffhanger that suggests even better things to follow.
The third season finale of Lost Girl is a vast improvement over its counterpart from season two, and that alone is enough to win it a lot of goodwill. There were countless opportunities for the show to fall into the same traps but “Those Who Wander” gives every character an engaging storyline and moments of humour or heroism or just flat-out coolness, and it ends on a cliffhanger that suggests even better things to follow.Game of Thrones 3.3 Review: “Walk of Punishment”
By John Keegan and Gregg Wright
For being such a generally grim show, Game of Thrones can be surprisingly funny. Maybe no one else is surprised by this, but it almost always seems to catch me off guard. It’s a bit of a wonder that a single episode of Game of Thrones can contain both a deadly serious scene of a likable character getting his hand chopped off and also one of the funniest scenes of the entire show: that of Tyrion’s plan to reward Podrick for saving his life during the Battle of Blackwater Bay. My attempts to describe it just seem to ruin it. There’s no substitute for just watching it.
For being such a generally grim show, Game of Thrones can be surprisingly funny. Maybe no one else is surprised by this, but it almost always seems to catch me off guard. It’s a bit of a wonder that a single episode of Game of Thrones can contain both a deadly serious scene of a likable character getting his hand chopped off and also one of the funniest scenes of the entire show: that of Tyrion’s plan to reward Podrick for saving his life during the Battle of Blackwater Bay. My attempts to describe it just seem to ruin it. There’s no substitute for just watching it.Lazaro Arbos: During and Post "American Idol"
By Jamie Ruby
Last week Lazaro Arbos was voted off of American Idol, leaving only female contestants. The Florida native recently talked to the digital media about his time spent on the show, as well as what he has planned for the future.
The singer told SciFi Vision that the best part about being on the show was about who he got to meet. "I got to meet a lot of amazing people that I’ll have lifelong bonds with. I think that this show definitely gave me a stronger mindset."
He also talked about what his upcoming album will look like. "I love love songs a lot, but at the same time I like pop. I’d want to do a commercial pop album, but with some love songs as well."
Last week Lazaro Arbos was voted off of American Idol, leaving only female contestants. The Florida native recently talked to the digital media about his time spent on the show, as well as what he has planned for the future.The singer told SciFi Vision that the best part about being on the show was about who he got to meet. "I got to meet a lot of amazing people that I’ll have lifelong bonds with. I think that this show definitely gave me a stronger mindset."
He also talked about what his upcoming album will look like. "I love love songs a lot, but at the same time I like pop. I’d want to do a commercial pop album, but with some love songs as well."
The Borgias 3.1 Review: “The Face of Death”
By John Keegan
The Borgias has evolved from somewhat mundane and disappointing beginnings into the show that many of us were hoping to see. The second season was a vast improvement on the first, and now the cast has settled into their roles rather nicely. It means that they can hit the ground running, with the aftermath of Juan’s death and Rodrigo’s poisoning.
The Borgias has evolved from somewhat mundane and disappointing beginnings into the show that many of us were hoping to see. The second season was a vast improvement on the first, and now the cast has settled into their roles rather nicely. It means that they can hit the ground running, with the aftermath of Juan’s death and Rodrigo’s poisoning.Spartacus: War of the Damned 3.10 Review: “Victory”
By John Keegan
Satisfying series finales can be a difficult feat to achieve. Just ask the showrunners for Lost or Battlestar Galactica. For every Babylon 5 that sticks the unbelievable landing, there’s a dozen Enterprisedebacles. Even when history dictates how a story will end, there’s plenty of ways that the storytelling can be derailed. And so, even with two solid episodes worth of prelude in “Separate Paths” and “The Dead and the Dying”, I was a little worried about how Spartacus: War of the Damned would close out the saga.
Satisfying series finales can be a difficult feat to achieve. Just ask the showrunners for Lost or Battlestar Galactica. For every Babylon 5 that sticks the unbelievable landing, there’s a dozen Enterprisedebacles. Even when history dictates how a story will end, there’s plenty of ways that the storytelling can be derailed. And so, even with two solid episodes worth of prelude in “Separate Paths” and “The Dead and the Dying”, I was a little worried about how Spartacus: War of the Damned would close out the saga.
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Welcome! This is a place for those inspired by the strange, fantastic, and unknown. It is dedicated to those who share their talents with us and shine, whether it be on our televisions or on the silver screen. Here you will find interviews with celebrities, reviews from multiple genres, and other pop culture news and multimedia. While we originally started with a love for science fiction and fantasy, this site is no longer just for any one genre.Something you want to see featured here? Have your own site you'd like to see here? Don't hesitate to let us know!
Welcome! This is a place for those inspired by the strange, fantastic, and unknown. It is dedicated to those who share their talents with us and shine, whether it be on our televisions or on the silver screen. Here you will find interviews with celebrities, reviews from multiple genres, and other pop culture news and multimedia. While we originally started with a love for science fiction and fantasy, this site is no longer just for any one genre.Something you want to see featured here? Have your own site you'd like to see here? Don't hesitate to let us know!
Welcome! This is a place for those inspired by the strange, fantastic, and unknown. It is dedicated to those who share their talents with us and shine, whether it be on our televisions or on the silver screen. Here you will find interviews with celebrities, reviews from multiple genres, and other pop culture news and multimedia. While we originally started with a love for science fiction and fantasy, this site is no longer just for any one genre.Something you want to see featured here? Have your own site you'd like to see here? Don't hesitate to let us know!