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Ginny McQueen grew up being that weird punk girl who played bass guitar and never showed up to school. She started along her geek ways when she began watching Sailor Moon at the age of 13. After that it just snowballed into making her the big geek she is today.
Dexter’s happy suburban life isn’t working out as planned. A local vandal starts trouble in the community by breaking bird baths and mailboxes, prompting the start of a neighborhood watch which poses a problem for Dexter and his extra-curricular activities.
It’s time for round two of Dexter vs Sleep Deprivation. This time with a concussion and missing dead body along with it.
Everyone’s favorite serial killer is back. But not everything is murder as usual. In the very beginning of the episode, the two big spoilers that were outed via the Dexter panels at Comic-Con are revealed.
By now you’ve heard – District 9 is the summer blockbuster we’ve been waiting for. But it shouldn’t be.
Ginny counts down the five Lost deaths that made her cry and the five that made her cheer.
Ginny takes a look at this new anime box set full of flying saucers, zombies, and an unfortunately named scientist.
Ginny talks with Italian cosplay photographer Paolo Cellammare about his craft, his goals, and a random zombie attack.
Broccoli USA will be shutting down and liquidated by February 2009. They managed a fair amount of game, anime, and manga titles such as Digi Charat, Murder Princess, and Disgaea.
The new XBox Experience has launched. The most notable feature is you can now watch Netflix through your Xbox in HD.
There’s no doubt that this election has fueled an untold number of spoofs, the most notable being Tina Fey’s impersonations of Sarah Palin on Saturday Night Live. But who knew it could be as far-reaching as Japan? And not only in city of Obama in Fukui, Japan.
