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Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Exhibits a Preview of the People’s Art at L.A. Comic-Con

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This past weekend at L.A. Comic Con Jessica Alba, Robert Rodriguez, Frank Miller, and Kadir Nelson joined the likes of Guillermo Del Toro, Doug Chiang, Queen Latifah and George Lucas on panel stages expressing full support and endorsement of the LUCAS MUSEUM OF NARRATIVE ART set to open in 2026.

The Museum was founded by George Lucas and Melody Hobson, designed by renowned architect Ma Yansong of MAD Architects and is currently under construction in an 11-acre campus in Los Angeles’s Exposition Park.

Robert Rodriguez on the L.A. Comic Con stage gave high praise to his friend and mentor George Lucas to what is commonly known in the industry as “Lucas Foresight” highlighting the many times Lucas was ahead of the Hollywood curve with his many creations, inventions, and techniques which are all a standard today including Digital filmmaking which Rodriguez’s best known work, SIN CITY fully incorporated into a box office success. Rodriguez did cheekily mention how an impromptu SIN CITY panel was happening with Alba moderating and Frank Miller as one of the panelists. Also Rodriguez revealed the museum would be revolving every 6 months with different art pieces!

“The only museum you are gonna want to go see” – Robert Rodriguez

At both presentations at the two Comic Cons it was emphasized art from all eras from cave paintings, oil paintings, comic strips, watercolor, comic books, sculptures, murals, photography, book and magazine illustrations, and digital media will be on display.

The museum itself is a flowing piece of art comprised of 300,000 square feet of expansive galleries, two state-of-the-art theaters, dedicated spaces for learning and engagement, retail, dining, and events.

On the Comic Con stages the message was clear. This is the people’s art which is for everyone to visit, be inspired, and share in the great experience that is art from all across human history no matter what medium.

https://www.lucasmuseum.org

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Our favorite interviews from this year’s Saturn Awards

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Our red carpet press coverage of this year’s Saturn Awards in Los Angeles captures the excitement, sci-hi spectacle, and creativity that define one of the most anticipated nights in genre entertainment. From exclusive celebrity interviews to light saber wielding moments, we bring you up close to the stars and storytellers shaping film and television today.


Todd Stashwick has continued to build momentum with his standout role as Captain Liam Shaw in Star Trek: Picard, where his sharp, commanding performance quickly made him a fan favorite. His recent work highlights his ability to bring depth and nuance to complex characters, reinforcing his reputation as a versatile presence in both science fiction and drama.


Katee Sackhoff remains a powerful force in genre television, most recently reprising her role as Bo-Katan Kryze in The Mandalorian. Her performance blends strength and vulnerability, further expanding the character’s legacy within the Star Wars universe and showcasing Sackhoff’s enduring appeal among fans.


Sol Rodriguez was a breakout star in the second season of Peacemaker, where she brings fresh energy and emotional resonance to the series. Her recent work reflects a rising career marked by compelling performances and a growing presence in high-profile productions.


Jack Alcott continues to make his mark following his breakout role as a young Harrison Morgan in Dexter: New Blood. His recent performances demonstrate a strong range and emotional intensity, positioning him as one of the promising young talents to watch in upcoming film and television projects.

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With C2E2 2026 around the corner we take a look back at our favorite interview from last year

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C2E2 2025 was such a huge success. I had the wonderful opportunity to interview John Rhys-Davies, Dominic Monaghan, and Phil LaMarr about some of their iconic roles and legendary films.

John Rhys-Davies was exactly how you’d hope he’d be. One word: spectacular. We even got into some insights about how he felt playing Sallah and Gimli that many fans may not have heard before.


Phil LaMarr isn’t just a voice acting legend, he’s an incredible human being. From Star Wars: The Clone Wars to Samurai Jack to Green Lantern, we talked about it all.


Dominic Monaghan was charming and delightful. We talked about his experiences working on The Lord of the Rings and Lost, along with an untold story from the set of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.


From the panels to the interviews and the overall atmosphere of the con, it’s definitely one of our favorites and an unforgettable memory. Dont miss your chance to be a part of C2E2 this year. Get info on attending by visiting: C2E2.com

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Chatting with the VFX Artists turned Authors of the ‘Worldbuilding SDCC Panel’ – Interview

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During SDCC week we had a chat with a group of talented VFX artists who’ve worked on just about every major film over the last three decades. From Titanic to The Matrix, at least one of these men have spent countless hours crafting their digital canvas for our entertainment and now they’re here to discuss how they have all became authors of fantasy/science fiction novels.

With us are Alan Chan, Garrett Broussard, Jim Hillin, Scott Kilburn and Wilson Kincaid. Hear about their career in the industry, some of their most challenging times as VFX artists, and what motivated each and every one of them to become writers.


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