By Alicia Hollinger Los Angeles, CA (Hollywood Today) 6/11/2013 – While girls just wanna have fun, apparently boys just wanna kill. Or so it seems from the new line-up of games announced at the Microsoft press conference yesterday at E3. If you wonder why the crowd at E3 at the Los Angeles Convention Center is [...]

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    By Alicia Hollinger Hollywood, CA (Hollywood Today) 6/5/2013 – As gaming insiders get an exclusive first hand view of the newest and coolest in gaming, so will the the general public, as Spike TV broadcasts live multi-platform coverage of all the action taking place at this year’s expo. In a world where media [...]

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TCA conference has centered on violence in television and its affect

By Valerie Milano

Pasadena, CA (Hollywood Today) 1/9/13 – “I think that the FX brand has four cornerstones ‘The Shield,’ ‘Nip/Tuck,’ ‘Rescue Me,’ and ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’.

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Exclusive interviews with GEObet, Yazino, and Velo Partners ahead of the Social Gaming & Gambling Summit on November 15th and the Social Gambling Conference on November 16th in London By Robin Rowe HOLLYWOOD, CA (Hollywood Today) 2012/11/11 – “When I founded Yazino in 2009, 100% of people that I spoke to laughed about the opportunity [...]

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Convention-goers stood in huge lines for long periods of time

By Valerie Milano

Los Angeles, CA (Hollywood Today) 10/27/12

It’s been awhile since Stan Lee’s Comikaze 2012, and I’m still struck by the general “awesomeness” of it. This is a convention run by a group of people who truly know what comic, horror, gaming, or just general pop-culture fans want to see and experience. This convention is still very young, as this is only its second year, but despite that, the convention was truly a lot of fun and very well-attended!

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Killer Deal Nights tickets can save visitors up to $25.

By Valerie Milano

Universal City, CA (Hollywood Today) 9/22/12 – Alice Cooper began the presentation of the final award of the evening addressing the audience, “Good evening my little, sick things.” Director Guillermo Del Toro commented upon reaching the podium, “I took the steps to the stage and was afraid of falling – now that would have been true horror!”

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