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- Who's looking rough this morning? - The Sun
- DOCTOR WHO: WHO'S SCARIEST FOE...ALIENS IN SUITS - Express.co.uk
- Leonardo On CBBC - Comix 411
- Monday, Apirl 11: Filming Locations in NYC, L.A., and Montreal including ... - On Location Vacations
- FRIGHT NIGHT Movie Photos with Anton Yelchin and Colin Farrell - Daemon's Movies
- Drea De Matteo & Shooter Jennings Welcome Son - Access Hollywood
- (Following Advance for Use Monday, April 18) - Sify
- Vortex Adventures - DWO RPGs
- John, Eve and Mekhi discuss new series of Torchwood
- Kapow! 11: Ideal Holmes - IGN
- New BBC America Series 6 Trailer
- Q&A: Series 6 Episodes 1 & 2 - Doctor Who TV (blog)
- Royal Shakespeare Company celebrates 50 years of its finest moments with new ... - Telegraph.co.uk
- John Barrowman reveals he was banned from doing stunts on new series of Torchwood - Scottish Daily Record
- An Open Letter to the Makers of Doctor Who Insider
- ANOTHER BBCA Trailer, ok this ones short at least.
- Anthony Horowitz Writing Tintin Sequel Prisoners of the Sun - MovieWeb
- Fright Night Photos Featuring Anton Yelchin - MovieWeb
- Q&A: Series 6 Episodes 1 & 2
- Karen on Twists & Pranks
| Who's looking rough this morning? - The Sun Posted: 10 Apr 2011 02:48 PM PDT
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| DOCTOR WHO: WHO'S SCARIEST FOE...ALIENS IN SUITS - Express.co.uk Posted: 10 Apr 2011 02:04 PM PDT
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| Monday, Apirl 11: Filming Locations in NYC, L.A., and Montreal including ... - On Location Vacations Posted: 10 Apr 2011 11:52 AM PDT
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| FRIGHT NIGHT Movie Photos with Anton Yelchin and Colin Farrell - Daemon's Movies Posted: 10 Apr 2011 10:57 AM PDT
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| Drea De Matteo & Shooter Jennings Welcome Son - Access Hollywood Posted: 10 Apr 2011 08:05 AM PDT
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| (Following Advance for Use Monday, April 18) - Sify Posted: 10 Apr 2011 05:05 AM PDT
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| Posted: 10 Apr 2011 04:32 AM PDT DWO are thrilled to announce our brand new Doctor Who RPG series - exclusively on the DWO Forums. The new role playing game series, titled Vortex Adventures, launches tonight at 6pm, with our first adventure: 1.1: Lost in Time. Taking part is free and requires membership to the DWO Forums - prospective players will also need to submit a character profile, which you can get a template for in the Vortex Adventures 'Rules and Gameplay' thread. There is no current limit to the number of players, and all players will get their own profile thread to keep track of their scores, accomplishments, battles and awards. Members of the DWO Forum Moderation and Admin team will be supplying linking story text, and will be accepting new players regularly. To whet your appetites we've included the introductory story text below: The Doctor opened his eyes and took a sharp intake of breath as he clambered to his feet. Slowly looking around him, there was a distinct air of unfamiliarity about the environment. How did he get here? Where are Amy and Rory? What planet is this? And more importantly…Where is the TARDIS??? It's late at night and the starry sky above twinkles in an unnatural manner as it meets with the almost blue hue of the planets surface. The Doctor shivers and tries to gain a sense of bearing. Up ahead in the distance he can just about make out the lights of what appears to be a small city. He starts off in the direction, when an asteroid lands 30 metres to his right, shaking the ground beneath him, forcing The Doctor to maintain his balance. Suddenly it becomes clear as to the unnatural nature of the stars as The Doctor realises an asteroid belt passes through part of the planets atmosphere. Quickly he gathers his pace and starts running towards the city. As he gets closer, The Doctor finally realises where he is…The Maldovarium… He gathers his wits and becomes mindful of the setting, which is famed across the galaxy for its reputation as a hive of opportunistic characters where strange things happen to even the most steadfast of travellers. The Doctor needs to find some allies and piece together the events that are clearly missing from his memory. + Join the DWO Forums and take part in Vortex Adventures, here. [Source: Doctor Who Online]  | ||
| John, Eve and Mekhi discuss new series of Torchwood Posted: 10 Apr 2011 02:23 AM PDT Access Hollywood recently visited the set of the new series of Torchwood to speak to its stars John Barrowman, Eve Myles and Mekhi Phifer. Firstly, John discussed what Jack and Gwen have been doing since they parted ways at the end of Children of Earth… "We come back to a broken Torchwood," he explained. "We see Captain Jack who has [...]  | ||
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| New BBC America Series 6 Trailer Posted: 10 Apr 2011 12:20 AM PDT Here is a new 30-second trailer for Series 6 from BBC America. It features a few blink-and-you'll-miss-them clips that haven't been in the other promos before. Note: The quality isn't great.
Thanks to DalekRay Read more ...
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| Q&A: Series 6 Episodes 1 & 2 - Doctor Who TV (blog) Posted: 10 Apr 2011 12:18 AM PDT
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| Royal Shakespeare Company celebrates 50 years of its finest moments with new ... - Telegraph.co.uk Posted: 10 Apr 2011 12:16 AM PDT
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| An Open Letter to the Makers of Doctor Who Insider Posted: 09 Apr 2011 11:00 PM PDT Dear Editorial Staff of Doctor Who Insider and Panini Publishing, Doctor Who is becoming the hot thing in North America right now. There's a screening of the premiere in New York and Chicago (please let Toronto be not too far behind). Karen Gillan is the third Doctor Who guest to appear on Craig Ferguson. It's going to debut day and date with the UK in both Canada and the US.
Where's the North American fan voice? OK, a little bit of a declaration of self interest here. For ten years, I edited a fanzine for DWIN called Enlightenment. Over the past two years, I've co-edited two volumes of Doctor Who fan writing called Time, Unincorporated by Mad Norwegian Press (it got a great review in DWM, by the way!) In both products, over the years I have edited some fantastic North American fan writers who have great things to say about Doctor Who, its characters, and the ongoing story. Not that I see any of them them in Doctor Who Insider. Or anything from the articulate people behind the great North American podcasts, such as Radio Free Skaro and Podshock. Or the people who broadcast Doctor Who in North America: BBC America and Space (I know the people at Space. They'd be amazing contributors). What I do see are the usual blokes from Panini House in Tunbridge Wells, who make Doctor Who Magazine. Don't get me wrong, great blokes, all of them—I love these writers. DWM is a brilliant magazine, and keeps getting better. But a Doctor Who magazine for the North American market deserves more than just a "fan zone" of piccies of lucky North American fans with Matt Smith and Karen Gillan How about, I don't know, the radical idea of approaching North American writers, North American fans, who frankly know as much about Doctor Who as any Brit and in some cases love the series even more, to write for it. How about having a presence at Gallifrey One, North America's, no, wait, the world's largest Doctor Who convention. I was astonished that Doctor Who Insider missed a great opportunity last February: you could have done a mockup "zero" issue and given it to fans and gotten great buzz or even come to the con and spoken at panels. I thought maybe you'd be at Wondercon instead since it had a big Doctor Who presence this year (less than a week before launch) but, from all reports, you weren't there either. How about thinking about articles about Doctor Who's North American heritage, about the Canadian who created it, the Canadian and American sources that enabled the Jon Pertwee stories to be recolourized or returned to the archive, about the love from Craig Ferguson, all sorts of stories that might be of interest. I'm not saying these are cover feature-worthy, but it might actually provide some breadth. Any of these things would be good ideas. Instead we get the same old blokes from Tunbridge Wells we know and love from DWM. (The only difference is the sort of breathless tone that makes Doctor Who Adventures sound like a scholarly journal. Seriously, guys, you could tone it down a notch.) I honestly wish Doctor Who Insider the best of luck. But, really, there's a wide world of North American contributors, fans and ideas you're not even trying to tap, and that leaves me both confused and a little cynical. You want to do a magazine on Doctor Who for the North American market, get out of Tunbridge Wells. Best,  | ||
| ANOTHER BBCA Trailer, ok this ones short at least. Posted: 09 Apr 2011 10:24 PM PDT BBC America has released another Trailer but this is at least very short.  | ||
| Anthony Horowitz Writing Tintin Sequel Prisoners of the Sun - MovieWeb Posted: 09 Apr 2011 10:08 PM PDT
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| Fright Night Photos Featuring Anton Yelchin - MovieWeb Posted: 09 Apr 2011 10:07 PM PDT
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| Q&A: Series 6 Episodes 1 & 2 Posted: 09 Apr 2011 08:06 PM PDT A spoiler-lite Q&A on the first two episodes of Series 6 - The Impossible Astronaut & Day of The Moon, by Tom Colmon. Thanks to the Doctor Who TV community for their questions. River SongQ. When the Doctor meets River, is she handcuffed? A. She is not.
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| Posted: 09 Apr 2011 07:45 PM PDT Karen Gillan has joined Matt Smith in the practice of sharing memories from and teasing the next seven episodes of Doctor Who with the BBC Press Office. For instance, it can be inferred from the following anecdote that the much-hyped chasm-dangling conclusion of A Good Man Goes to War may come as a surprise even to some of the production crew:
She also repeated the usual praise that's come from many of the cast regarding the Silence, the new monster for The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon, mentioning again that they threaten to knock the Weeping Angels off their throne of Scariest New Series Monster, and adding:
Non-spoilerphobic K readers have been aware of the identity of at least one of said longtime enemies for a while now, but it'll be interesting to see the context of this reappearance with a "twist." Karen has also laughingly related the shenanigans that take place on the set of our favourite show. Karen, I'd keep an eye on that Matt character if I were you – from what you're saying, he sounds like a bit of a creeper:
Karen has also talked of her new-found love for sword-fighting and surviving the extreme temperatures (both hot and cold) in the Utah desert. Doctor Who returns this Easter weekend with The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon on BBC One and BBC One HD – oh and BBC America too!  |
Apparently we even have a magazine all our own. 
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