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Even though Chloe Moretz says she hasn’t let fame go to her head, there are still several ways in which she’s leading a charmed life compared to awkward 15-year-olds. More
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Even though Chloe Moretz says she hasn’t let fame go to her head, there are still several ways in which she’s leading a charmed life compared to awkward 15-year-olds. More
Was Nathan Fillion baiting Firefly fans with talk of a cartoon revival at New York Comic-Con, or just sweetly offering up an idea? More
At the Carrie panel at New York Comic-Con this weekend, stars Chloe Moretz and Julianne Moore and director Kimberly Peirce talk how they adapted the iconic movie to our current bullying atmosphere, and whether Chloe only plays creepy genre characters. More
Nerd alert: New York Comic Con was this weekend. Now, I know what you’re thinking: “What? New York Comic Con? I’ve heard of San Diego Comic Con; but NEW YORK Comic Con? Nonsense!” But, you see, it is not nonsense. And for those of us who can’t haul arse all the way out to California every year, it’s a boon. And that, my friends, is why it deserves a drinking game. Were you at New York Comic Con this weekend? If yes, play along. If no, play along anyway. Drunk nerd are HILARIOUS. (Did I mention that I’M a drunk nerd? Because I am. Par-tay!) More
Here at Crushable, our capacity for geekiness is limited—we love Internet memes and Game of Thrones, but we don’t write about the bread-and-butter of geekdom (comics, sci-fi) as much as other sites. But we can’t ignore something so huge as New York Comic Con happening in our backyard! For better or for worse (depending who you ask), NYCC has grown to include more mainstream movies, TV, and celebrities, so we’ve compiled 10 panels that we think you guys would like. More
We’ve poked fun at San Diego’s Comic-Con before, but this weekend at its New York equivalent, held at the Javits Center on the West Side Highway, we were struck by an epiphany. Sure, there were the usual dorks, geeks, and fanboys lining up to meet Bruce Campbell or see a panel on My Super Psycho 16 Part 2, but there were also a ton of hot ladies, dressed up like a Manga fetishist’s wet dream.
We’ve been to Fashion Week here in NYC, where girls that look like wire hangers show off clothes that women of regular proportions could never hope to fit into. Here at Comic-Con, the outfits may have been more superhero than runway, but were no less appealing or sexy…and were made for every sized woman in mind. Eat your heart out boys, Halloween has come early this year, and these ladies are ready to kick your ass. More
“Heroes” actor Milo Ventimiglia talked about the fourth volume at the Today Show on Monday February 9. Billy Bush referred to Milo as DC Comic’s second hunkiest man, and added that in real life Milo is a “really nice … More
Milo Ventimiglia candidly talked about the new volume of “Heroes”, and he had plenty to say, including reviews of the first episode, about casts leaving and characters dying and how the powers-that-be changed Peter’s role. Milo Ventimiglia was at the … More
The New York Comic Con is going this weekend, and “Heroes” star Milo Ventimiglia will be at the convention to promote his new comic book “Berserker”. Along with DiVide Pictures partner Russ Cundiff, writer Rick Loverd and artist Jeremy Haun, … More