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Cosmic Cafe Interview: Author Jessie Mihalik

Author Jessie Mihalik is a certifiable science fiction romance badass. She’s written three different series and has a new book, Capture the Sun, coming out in a few months. Her stories have strong couples in space and are an absolute delight. In October, she sat down with me over Zoom to chat about the Rogue Queen series, writing, and being a creative in general. You

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Exclusive: Working Title for Marvel’s Thunderbolts

When Thunderbolts was announced at SDCC, it garnered a ton of excitement. Currently set to release on July 26, 2024, the film will unite for the first time a team of unlikely allies and previous MCU antagonists. But how long will they be united under the watchful eye of Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ Val, and how long before there’s backstabbing, power grabs, or it

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First Report: Showrunner Marion Dayre Confirms Delay for ‘Echo’

Echo showrunner Marion Dayre recently spoke to Ben Blacker of The Writers Panel and shed some light on what’s going on with the series. It’s not great news, but it’s not catastrophic ala Batgirl either. Unfortunately, it appears that if you’re eagerly awaiting Alaqua Cox’s Echo series on Disney+, you’ll have to wait a little longer. Podcasts frequently allow new and old writers to learn from the best

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Review: ‘Violent Night’ is a Violent Delight (Spoiler Free)

Violent Night is a pure violent delight. It’s freaking fun and an instant Christmas classic. It’s not remotely family-friendly and is so incredibly bloody, but also unexpectedly heartwarming which honestly surprised me. It’ll make you think twice about candy canes, and David Harbour sleighs as Santa. Violent Night is wildly entertaining and definitely worth watching in theaters with a crowd. Violent

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Cosmic Cafe Interview: Production Designer Cynthia Charette

As the winter grows closer, we’ve been catching up on comfort with our favorite shows here at The Cosmic Circus, including The Mysterious Benedict Society. I recently had the opportunity to chat with Cynthia Charette about her work as the show’s production designer. You can catch our interview on The Cosmic Cafe below most places podcasts are hosted.   Who is Cynthia Charette?

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Cosmic Cafe Interview: Costume Designer Chrisi Karvonides-Dushenko

Recently, I had the great pleasure of speaking with Chrisi Karvonides-Dushenko, the costume designer for season two of Disney+’s The Mysterious Benedict Society. You can catch our interview on The Cosmic Cafe below, or most places podcasts are hosted. We chatted about her career – spanning live theater to episodic television, and about what it was like stepping into season two of a hit

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NYCC ‘Star Trek Prodigy’ Interview: Brett Gray

NYCC has come and gone, but we’re still beaming with joy after transporting to Javits Center to celebrate all things Star Trek at the Star Trek Universe panel. During NYCC, we chatted with Star Trek: Prodigy actor Brett Gray (who voices Dal R’El, or Dal for short) about the show and his character. He spoke about what it was like attending

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NYCC Interview: Kate Mulgrew on Janeway and Star Trek: Prodigy

Last month, Trek fans attending NYCC got a treat with the franchise’s massive presence and Star Trek Universe panel. The newer animated show, Star Trek: Prodigy, was part of that presence. We sat down with the cast from the delightful show, including Star Trek legend Kate Mulgrew, who famously played Captain Kathryn Janeway and is once again lending her voice talents to the franchise.

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Review: ‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ – “Asylum” is an Exciting Return with Heart

Star Trek: Prodigy is back from its long hiatus with a brand new episode entitled “Asylum” that’s exciting, full of gorgeous animation, and gives us more of the characters we love. There are huge stakes as the group of wayward kids, including Dal (Brett Gray), Gwyn (Ella Purnell), Jankom Pog (Jason Mantzoukas), Rok-Tahk (Rylee Alazraqui), and Zero (Angus Imrie), must navigate their

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