Written by: Janet Reynolds and Anne Gavin We’ve all played this game: if you could invite three people to dinner, who would you invite? Usually people cite celebrities or historical figures such as Jesus, Michelangelo or Margaret Thatcher. The list varies, depending on the kind of dinner party you would like to have. But…
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This article is so spoilery, it spoils the spoiler! You know the drill. Seriously, though . . . major spoilers after the jump, so if you have not read ALL of Voyager, stop reading RIGHT NOW. Still with me? Okay . . . let’s hit the jump and get into this, shall we? Ask…
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Things that have me going hmmmm: Starz announced last week that it was pulling out of the Television Critics Association annual winter press tour. That’s the one where the various cable and TV networks — and now online streaming channels — announce what’s coming and show trailers to the press to get them pumped about…
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Written by: Julie Roberts, Guest Contributor When friends posted on Facebook that Diana Gabaldon would be speaking and signing books at the Entertainment Weekly PopFest in Los Angeles, I didn’t hesitate for a minute to whip out my credit card and pay for a VIP ticket. In fact, my credit card may have left a…
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Let’s be frank: The Outlander Twitterverse can be a dangerous place for cast and crew to enter. While predominantly a forum for happy sharing and announcements and fan love, it periodically swirls into a toxic soup of some fairly strange behavior where people forget that if you wouldn’t say it to the person’s face, then…
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Want to get your Outlander on for Halloween? Here are some Outlander-inspired Halloween costumes to consider.
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Caitriona Balfe served up a whopper of a Q&A on Twitter today. She promised to do so when she reached 200,000 followers on Twitter, and keep that promise she did! For more than an hour, Caitriona generously answered questions from eager Outlander fans and was joined by a few other cast members. Gee, I…
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Scotland’s Highlands have a long history of myths, symbolism and superstitions. Learn about some of the more popular ones referenced in Outlander.
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There is something mystical yet earthy about our friendships with women. Oftentimes our girl friends are so like us in many ways, but just as often they are so very different. Throughout a woman’s lifetime, we may discover friendships that enrich a specific time in our lives or fulfill a particular need. Those friendships…
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Please do NOT leave this page; not just yet. Yes, this piece is about the F word, so sit down and bear with me because I just had to run the gauntlet of the bored expressions of the first class passengers as I headed to my tiny space allotment in coach, measured in mere inches,…
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