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George Shaw, the writer and composer of “Star Wars the Musical” returns to tell us about the crowdfunding campaign for the sequel “The Empire’s New Groove!” George talks about the fun things to expect from the sequel, the goodies you can receive for funding the campaign, and what superpower he would pick. Go to StarWarsMusical.com for more!
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You know what’s awesome? Star Wars. You know what else is awesome? Disney movies from our childhood. Now, what if I told you that there are some pretty awesome people out there who have combined these two into entities to create a very entertaining spoof called… wait for it… Star Wars the Musical.
Yes, it does exist! A couple of years ago the Space Pirate Queen and I met George Shaw, a very talented composer who has made this childhood dream mashup come to life.
We had the pleasure of interviewing Shaw a couple of years ago to promote the first episode of Star Wars the Musical and now padawans he needs our help to fund the sequel The Empire’s New Groove.
First part of this sad drunkcast because we don’t really get drunk AND we watched The Room, a Tommy Wiseau classic… The Space Pirate Queen’s “first time.” Watch along with our commentary!
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Hello, kiddies, and welcome to Awesome Fanfic Monday!
With all the hullabaloo with Star Wars I figured I would look for a neat Star Wars Fanfic, particularly one with “Dark Luke”, AKA Luke as a Sith. There are so many rumors going around with what to expect from Star Wars: The Force Awakens and one of those rumors is Luke turning to the Dark Side. I thought, why not look up a fic that features Dark Luke?
This story features an AU as to how that transition could begin, starting with good ol’ Anakin. This week’s Awesome Fanfic Monday is dedicated to Alternate Ending by ObiWriter341 of Fanfiction.net.
Yesterday, we were invited to the VIP opening of Tokidoki’s 10 year anniversary event kickoff!
Starting today, Tokidoki is holding a two day public event at The Well in downtown Los Angeles, where fans can shop exclusive products, meet Tokidoki founder Simone Legno, do fun activities, and eat yummy cute treats! The Tokidoki 10th Anniversary event is free and open to the public November 6 -7, from 10AM to 6PM at The Well, 1006 S Olive Street, Los Angeles, CA.
So of course, to celebrate the big event, there was a night time bash full of toys, friends, art, and cuteness overload! You can see our video from the night here!
This is IAMCHUBBYBUNNY, signing out… IN THE NAME OF THE MOOOOON!
fanart by jusscope @ deviantart
I’ve always been a fan of “girl power” and what not. A group of badass women who form tight-knit groups to kick butt? Sign me up! Birds of Prey is DC’s more popular girl group, the more known characters are The Oracle (Barbara Gordon), the Black Canary and Huntress — do you guys remember the television show from 2002?! I hope during this age of comic books in the media, they bring it back…
Who is YOUR favorite Birds of Prey hero?
We played a “geeky” version of Never Have I Ever, reliving some of our more glorious moments (meaning, our weird/creeper moments) as Lady Geeks. Listen now and play along!
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We were super excited to be a part of the action at Stan Lee’s Comikaze Expo this past weekend with our friends at the Comic Bug!
The Comic Bug brought their community of talented creators to Comikaze with a “pavilion” which consisted of long rows of tables at the artist alley featuring comic artists, writers and even the new geek dating app, Cuddli. We got to sit and hang out next to artists like Dave Crosland, Jim Mahfood, Richard Starkings, Rafael Navarro and many, many more.
To add to the fun, we created cards that let fans express what their feelings about geeks or fangirls are. We hoped to spark conversation and pride in being a geek girl, and people did not disappoint! Take a look at some of the empowering answers, artwork, and awesome cosplay we saw from the Comikaze con-goers.
