One of the most anticipated “Star Wars” projects officially wrapped filming and moved to post-production status. IMDb Pro changed the “Obi-Wan Kenobi” Series status to […]
Author: Michelle Haab
Michelle is a grant writer and an enthusiastic member of multiple nerdy fandoms. She considers herself a movie trivia expert and comes from a long line of film fanatics. Michelle is the creator and co-administrator of the Ewan McGregor Fan Appearance and Project Watch Facebook group.
‘Star Wars’ is Coming to Celebrity Fan Fest
(Photo credit to news.com.au) It has been a difficult 15 months for convention-goers. With the cancellations of so many large and small comic conventions and […]
‘Women in Motion’ Review: Nichelle Nichols’s Journey from Fantasy to Fact in Space Exploration
Despite being a young African American female, born in 1932 Chicago, Nichelle Nichols was raised to believe she could be anything she wanted to be. […]
Ewan McGregor Trades His Lightsaber for Orchids and a Sewing Machine in Netflix’s ‘Halston’
(Credit to Netflix) **Some spoilers** Ewan McGregor made news earlier this week when he confirmed he was actively filming “Kenobi.” During the interview with Jimmy […]
Celebrate May the 4th With Free Screenings of the ‘Star Wars’ Prequels
(Credit to Ewan McGregor Project Watch) In 2011, “Star Wars” fans started a holiday to celebrate the series, based on a play on words […]
Daniel Zovatto and Lori Petty Set to Star in HBO MAX Drama ‘Station Eleven’
Station Eleven is a post-apocalyptic drama spanning several timelines after a devastating flu destroys the world, leaving few survivors. The story follows their attempts to […]
ACE Universe Announces Send-In Auto Service for ‘WandaVision’ Stars
ACE Universe was one of the first convention outlets that was forced to cancel a large and popular con due to Covid last year. Their […]
‘Own the Room’ Offers an Inspirational Journey of Five Young Students As They Compete for the Global Student Entrepreneur Award
One hundred million new businesses are started around the world every year. Four of every five will fail in their first three years. In part […]