We're just a few weeks away from the release of the second set of heroes from House Stark for the A Song of Ice and Fire tactical miniature game, and CMON was kind enough to share the details of what's coming in the box! House Stark has attracted a very diverse following up in Winterfell. […]
While we've already crowned our Best Tabletop Miniature Game, most of the entries on that list were on the older side. This time, we're focusing on the new tabletop miniature games, in all their shiny modernity. The nominees for Best New Tabletop Miniature Game are: Warhammer 40,000 Killteam The Other Side A Song of Ice […]
Andy Kaufman scared the living hell out of me when I was ten – and I've been thankful for it ever since. When I was growing up, there were four gospels to Friday nights. Bedtime set at 8 p.m. No debate. No discussion. Dad would pass out in his recliner after working shifts at the […]
Cue the "Song of Ice and Fire" fans shaking their heads yet again- George R. R. Martin is releasing yet-another-still-not-Winds-Of-Winter book next year. This time, it'll be a new edition of the sequel to "Game Of Thrones", "A Clash of Kings" for the 20th anniversary of the novel's publishing. GRRM and co did this for the […]
1987 was a great year for genre film-making: Robocop…Spaceballs…Arnold Schwarzenegger punching in our faces with both Predator and The Running Man. Unfortunately, not everything hitting cinemas that year was gold, with quite a few notable stinkers making viewers want to claw their eyes out in terror. Dolph Lundgren stumbled woodenly through Masters of the Universe; Superman […]
Author George R. R. Martin WILL be publishing a new tome in 2018, despite reports to the contrary. True, it's not the Song of Ice And Fire installment fans were hoping for, it *is* a story set in Westeros. Announced today on Martin's not-a-blog blog (which he actually said he was going to STOP using earlier this year, […]
President Donald Trump vowed on Twitter today to finally release the remaining classified documents pertaining to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy (the Ned Stark of presidents). In addition to potentially proving Trump's claims about Lyin' Ted Cruz's dad, the release of the documents also throws down the gauntlet for Game of Thrones author George […]
Game of Thrones author George R. R. Martin was interviewed by Time Magazine this morning, and before the interview was over, Martin made a solemn vow: he will finish the remaining two books in the A Song of Ice and Fire series upon which the popular HBO TV show Game of Thrones is based. "I've […]
George R. R. R. R. R. R. R. *slaps self* R. Martin, author of the A Song Of Ice And Fire series of novels that serve as the source material for HBO's Game of Thrones TV show, made news earlier this week after arguing with fans on his LiveJournal about the lack of updates on […]
As fans gear up for the penultimate season of HBO's Game of Thrones, the author behind the A Song of Ice and Fire series of novels that serve as the show's source material has yet to complete the penultimate book in the series. While fans have accepted that the show will finish the Game of […]
If there's one things fans of author George R. R. Martin have come to expect from the popular Game of Thrones series, it's consistency. Particularly, it's the knowledge that the final books in the series will consistently be delayed over and over again as Martin does literally anything else except finish writing them, despite HBO's Game […]
In a recent profile on Game of Thrones star Kit Harington in Esquire, the pervasive subject of President Donald Trump came up, as it tends to do. Author George R. R. Martin was on hand as well (anything other than finishing The Winds of Winter, that's George's motto), allowing both to trash Trump in the same paragraph: […]
Author of the A Song of Ice and Fire novels behind HBO's popular Game of Thrones TV show, George R. R. Martin, is almost done with a long-delayed project whose completion has been clamored for by fans for years: he's finally moving his blog off of LiveJournal! A user on one of the subreddits dedicated […]
It's been a few weeks since our last update on things George R. R. Martin is doing instead of finishing the long-awaited penultimate book in his A Song of Ice and Fire series. Last time, it was a short story set in the world of Game of Thrones that Martin was releasing as part of […]
In a slow burn reveal rivaled only by author George R. R. Martin's lack of progress writing the next book in the A Song of Ice and Fire series, The Winds Of Winter, the producers of HBO's Game of Thrones have chosen an unusual method to reveal the show's upcoming Season 7 premiere date. They've enclosed […]
The latest news in things that George R. R. Martin is doing rather than publishing The Winds of Winter, the next book in his A Song of Ice and Fire series, is… publishing a new story in the ASOIF universe?! As picked up by voyeurism-themed Game of Thrones news site Watchers on the Wall, an Amazon listing […]
Game of Thrones author George R. R. R. Martin is calling for fan assistance to complete a project that's very important to him. What? No, of course it's not completing the next book in his A Song of Ice and Fire series, The Winds of Winter. Hahaha! He's never completing that. No, Martin is looking […]
Fans of HBO's Game of Thrones may be eagerly anticipating finally getting the resolution on the story that Song of Ice and Fire author George R. R. Martin stubbornly refuses to give them. But we could probably deal with waiting a little bit longer than just thirteen episodes. We know that the upcoming seventh and […]
George R. R. R. Martin, author of the A Song of Ice and Fire novels that were originally the basis of HBO's hit Game of Thrones TV show, but which are now based on that show since it's passed the books in telling the story, provided an update on The Winds of Winter, the eagerly […]
Casting director Nina Gold, who has worked on such films as Star Wars: The Force Awakens and is responsible for the casting on HBO's Game of Thrones, was interviewed by the South China Morning Post, and when the subject of diversity – or Game of Thrones' lack thereof – was brought up, Gold was quick […]
