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Jana Monji

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As seen in: RogerEbert.com, MSN, Pasadena Now, ASAM News, Pasadena Weekly, URL Media
LA correspondent (RogerEbert.com), AsAmNews & blog (AgeOfTheGeek.org.) OFCS & CCA member. Tomatometer-Approved Critic #RaceBeyondBinary
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Live Long and Prosper: A Personal Journey through the 2026 San Diego Comic-Con

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By Jana Monji Verified
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60 Years of Star Trek My first stop was The Lodge, where I wish I had more time to dance, but the night was young when we got in. We mainly went there for Star Trek, but “The Last Airbender” fans were better served. Our usual activation rounds were lighter than usual, and we especially missed Hulu/FX. FX’s “American Horror Story” opted for timed limited ice cream offerings at specific locations.
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New AI‑driven fantasy world launches at Comic‑Con with The Vale

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By Jana Monji Verified
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By Jana Monji San Diego Comic-Con isn’t just for geeky adults with money. SDCC also includes the San Diego International Children’s Film Festival and other programming for kids and young audiences. That’s why the short, The Vale – Origins, a prequel to the 2015 young adult novel The Vale, fits right in. Those lucky to have a Friday pass can attend the world premiere screening during a special panel and the autograph session.
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Hadestown film brings Eva Noblezada back to audiences

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By Jana Monji Verified
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By Jana Monji Fans of the Tony Award-winning Hadestown already know that the love interest at the center of this musical was originally played by San Diego-born Filipina Mexican American Eva Noblezada. She starred in both the West End London and Broadway productions. You might have not been able to see those productions, but for five days, you can see Noblezada reprise her role in a film made from live productions: Hadestown: The Musical.
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