Becoming a Hero with Extra Life at Wizard World Philadelphia 2018
Having raised more than $40 million in the ten years its been in motion, there’s no stopping Extra Life from changing the lives of kids at the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. I met with Mike Torres, a representative for the organization at Wizard World Philadelphia. Mike, along with his team, were on hand to enlighten […]
Solo: A Lukewarm Star Wars Story
With the Star Wars franchise continuing to grow and branch off in to one-shots and satellite stories, there has been much apprehension about this the Solo spin-off one in particular. Marred by many production rumors (the acting coach hired for young Han Solo, Alden Ehrenreich, the departure of original directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller […]
Harry Potter in Concert: Prisoner of Azkaban
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra was back for round three last week with its orchestral performance of John Williams’ Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. The GCE has had the pleasure of visiting the Sony Centre for the performances of both The Philosopher’s Stone and The Chamber of Secrets, and the next movie in the series […]
Wizard World Philadelphia 2018 Cosplay Gallery
Cosplayers of Philadelphia brought their A-Game to the four day Wizard World convention held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. In this gallery, you’ll find a range of extraordinary craftsmanship with cosplayers dishing their own take on their favorite characters and concepts. Know someone featured in the gallery, share it with them and let them know […]
Into the Badlands Review: Wonderful World Building in ‘Carry Tiger to Mountain’
*SOME SPOILERS AHEAD* This season is already much better than season two, mostly due to the introduction of some great characters, religious overtones, and some serious world building. Into the Badlands survived through some shaky moments in the first two scenes by relying on the incredible action and fight sequences. This season there is time […]
Fear the Walking Dead Review: Mysteries, Death and Intrigue in ‘Just In Case’
*SPOILERS AHEAD* I’ve got to hand it to Fear the Walking Dead, they sure know to keep its fan base guessing. From another possible character death to the surprise return (not really) of another character and the fate of Madison still a mystery, things are getting really interesting. One of the biggest questions still hanging […]
Deadpool 2 Easter Eggs You May Have Missed
NOTE: This article contains SPOILERS for Deadpool 2 Follow this link for a spoiler-free review of Deadpool 2. Each easter egg has been ranked from smallest to largest and each heading will include a – SPOILER WARNING. This list of course won’t include the countless jokes and one-liners that allude to popular culture, only things viewers should […]
The Terror Review: Death and Starvation in “The C, the C, the Open C”
*SPOILERS AHEAD* As predicted, the cannibalism comes out in full force this week and although it was foreshadowed numerous times, it was still horrifying to watch. That, coupled with saying goodbye to a few more characters made this a fascinating and disturbing episode, as The Terror continues to up the ante in terms of new […]
Deadpool 2 Probed (Ahem, Reviewed) NO SPOILERS!
Holy. BALLS. This movie delivers. It’s a crispy slab of gluten slathered in sauce and cheese, brought right to your track suit-laden, love machine ass for post-orgasmic bliss. Yes, that’s right folks. If Deadpool was the main act, Deadpool 2 is curling up to that special someone with a greasy pie, a dirty cigarette and […]
Call of Duty’s Jamie Gray Hyder Sparks Conversation on Mental Health
The National Alliance on Mental Illness, or NAMI, asks: There is a virus spreading across the country. It’s stigma. Do you have it? In their latest campaign launched during May, which is Mental Health Month, the organization has gathered a number of celebrity ambassadors to raise awareness and propagate the message to #curestigma. One of […]
