http://www.impawards.com/2010/vampires_suck.html

Check out "Buffy" amongst other parodied characters on the poster for the upcoming "Twilight"-heavy parody "Vampires Suck."

http://twit.tv/natn161

She discusses The Guild, Comic-Con, and the pressure of being a mainstream actress as well as a geek icon. Video version is here.

Her interview starts about 30 minutes (ish) into the show.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/burn/id383909126

Alana Stone (everyone's favorite Dollhouse wardrobe minion and geeky singer/songwriter) has just released her new album, including her catchy "Gimme a Geek" song.

If iTunes isn't your thing, you can also buy it from Amazon or listen on her facebook page.

http://www.popcorntaxi.com.au/2010/07/events/joss-whedon-from-buffy-to-dr-horrible-infinity-exclusive-tix-and-meetngreet-after-party/

Popcorn Taxi in Sydney, Australia are offering premium seats and an exclusive after party to meet Joss when he appears at the Sydney Opera House on Sunday August 29th.

http://www.ropeofsilicon.com/article/are-comic-book-movies-prime-for-a-downfall-or-have-we-only-seen-the-beginning

Pretty interesting article on Ropeofsilicon.com about whether comic book movies can withstand audience fatigue at the cinema. Article contains references to Serenity and Buffy/Angel too.

I like how the author compared the superhero genre to westerns considering how much of the tropes of those genres were incorporated into Buffy and Firefly.

http://issuu.com/idwpublishing/docs/angel35_final?viewMode=magazine

The preview pages are up for a issue that has a big reveal. Mariah Huehner hinted at it at the IDW board on Sunday.

http://merelyacademic.blogspot.com/2010/07/open-letter-to-joss-whedon.html

An academic wants Whedon to focus on what he does best: show us the love, Mr. Whedon!

http://popwatch.ew.com/2010/07/27/terminator-buffy-lost-harry-potter-underworld-wolverine-watchmen/

The EW Sexy Beasts bracket continues. Angel is up on this link.

http://www.starrynightevents.com

He will be joining Nicholas Brendon and Amy Acker. The con takes place October 1-3.

http://theater.nytimes.com/2010/07/27/theater/reviews/27bachelorette.html

NY Times theater critic Charles Isherwood singles Fran out specifically on the second page.

I saw the show tonight, it was excellent.

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