Month: April 2020

The Mandalorian may be around long enough to see Baby Yoda grow into a regular old Yoda: Pre-production on Season 3 of the Disney+ Star Wars spinoff is already underway, even though it hasn’t been formally renewed by the streamer. 19 more words via The Mandalorian Renewed? Season 3 Already in the Works at Disney+ —… Continue reading The Mandalorian Renewed? Season 3 Already in the Works at Disney+ — TVLine

CNN anchor Anderson Cooper was reduced to rubbing his eyes in frustrated disbelief Wednesday when the mayor of Las Vegas repeatedly stated that the city should reopen its casinos, despite evidence that doing so could cause a spike in coronavirus infections. 17 more words via Watch Anderson Cooper Call Out Vegas Mayor’s ‘Really Ignorant’ Comments in… Continue reading Watch Anderson Cooper Call Out Vegas Mayor’s ‘Really Ignorant’ Comments in Contentious Coronavirus Interview — TVLine

Shenae Grimes‘ YouTube account really is the gift that keeps on giving. Just a few weeks after taking us down memory lane with two of her 90210 co-stars, the actress is back with the West Beverly Hills High School reunion we’ve all been waiting for. 12 more words via 90210 Cast Reunites to Share More Behind-the-Scenes… Continue reading 90210 Cast Reunites to Share More Behind-the-Scenes Stories, Including One Character’s Puzzling Exit — Watch — TVLine

Disney+ continues to expand its Star Wars galaxy: The streaming service is developing a female-led Star Wars series from Russian Doll co-creator/showrunner Leslye Headland, sources tell our sister site Variety. 27 more words via TVLine Items: A Female-Led Star Wars Series, Fox Casts Casual Star and More — TVLine

Get ready for a crime wave: The TNT crime caper Leverage is returning with new episodes on a new network — and with a new lead actor. 31 more words via Leverage Revival Ordered, Noah Wyle to Star (But Where’s Timothy Hutton?) — TVLine

As we all know, writers like to use their craft to make social commentary. What safer way is there to remark on a social, religious or political issue than to drag fictional people through the coals of said issue? It’s like holding up a mirror, but not quite as direct. via Literature and Social Commentary —… Continue reading Literature and Social Commentary — Writer vs the World

Hi world! Things are pretty crazy right now, aren’t they? Wherever you are, I hope you are healthy, safe and happy. A lot of us have tons of unexpected time on our hands with all public activities and venues being suspended here in the U.S. for the next several weeks. In the midst of all […]… Continue reading Social Distancing Reading Recommendations — Writer vs the World

Well, we’ve been practicing safe social distancing in our home now for over a week. I hope everyone out there is safe and healthy. While things have been challenging here and there, really I’m grateful for this modern age that we live in and that I have been privileged enough to have certain amenities at […]… Continue reading Hometown Authors & Tales — Writer vs the World

I’ve done it! After nearly a year’s hiatus (due to wedding, honeymoon and overall writing fatigue), I’ve started a new project! (cue the Hallelujah chorus!) For a while there, I didn’t think I would write another novel. A novel, as you fellow writers know, is a huge undertaking. And frankly, with all the life changes […]… Continue reading New Beginnings — Writer vs the World

Nonfiction by day. Fiction by night. This is how I’ve seen myself for several years – almost as two separate people. Definitely as two separate writers who sometimes converge in unusual ways or places. Before the COVID-19 outbreak, it was easier to separate the two. I would leave the house and go to my office […]… Continue reading Navigating Working From Home as a Writer — Writer vs the World