The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Character Portraits

Kristin Hackett / Franchises, Movies, The Hunger Games / Catching Fire, Cinna, Effie Trinket, Elizabeth Banks, Haymitch, Jennifer Lawrence, Katniss, Lenny Kravitz, Stanley Tucci, Suzanne Collins / 0 Comment

The second film in the Hunger Games franchise, Catching Fire, is not scheduled for theatrical release until November, but in the meantime, several new character posters have surfaced. It seems that each member of the cast has been professionally photographed in Captitol portraits and everyone is sitting down with the exception of Katniss. We haven't seen Peeta's photo yet either, but we're sure it's on its way. We also see a new character, Beetee. The film stars Jennifer Lawrence, Stanley Tucci, Tell Me More!

Aug 29, 2012

Video of The Day: The BAMF Girls Club

Kristin Fowler / Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Franchises, Harry Potter, Movies, The Hunger Games, The Walking Dead, TV / Buffy, Comediva, funny, Hermione, Katniss, Lisbeth, Michonne, The BAMF Girls Club, Video of The Day, webseries, YouTube / 0 Comment

What happens when six of the greatest heroines from TV and film move into a house together and have their lives filmed? The BAMF Girls Club! The BAMF Girls Club is a hilarious new parody webseries from Comediva that follows some of our favorite heroines as they move in together and get to know each other better. The ladies include Hermione (Harry Potter), Michonne (The Walking Dead), Buffy (BtVS), Katniss (The Hunger Games), Bella (Twilight), and Lisbeth (The Girl With The Dragon Tell Me More!

Aug 22, 2012

The Hunger Games Outsells Harry Potter on Amazon

Kristin Hackett / Franchises, Harry Potter, Novels, The Hunger Games / Amazon, J.K. Rowling, Katniss, Suzanne Collins, The Boy Who Lived / 0 Comment

We could barely believe our ears when we heard that The Hunger Games had outsold Harry Potter as Amazon's best-selling book series ever. Being huge fans of both series, we were in no way disappointed by the news, just shocked, plain and simple. For one thing, J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series consists of seven books while Suzanne Collins' Hunger Games series consists of three books. Not only has The Hunger Games trumped The Boy Who Lived, but Katniss' book sales soared above Harry's in both Tell Me More!