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Dr. Horrible collaborator Jed Whedon, in between writing for television and helping Felicia Day make music videos, has kept busy with his own projects. And his new self-published album, entitled History of Forgotten Things, represents a sincere effort to create compelling original music.
Joss Whedon didn’t quite give an answer as to the question of whether or not we can expect a Dr. Horrible sequel anytime in the near future. But he responded to the question “Have you considered doing a subscription-based web series?” by saying “Absolutely.”
At the San Diego Comic-Con, smaller projects have a hard time getting included in the conference programming. Thus a Celebrate the Web event, featuring over a dozen current and upcoming web series, is being planned for Saturday, July 24.
We love us some Dr. Horrible, so we’ve been wondering if the commentary tracks from the video — which had previously been…
[show=jedmaurissa size=large]Dear Jed and Maurissa, So, you don’t know me, but, well, I’ve seen you around a few times. In fact, Maurissa,…
NBC Universal (s GE) is nearly guaranteed to bring home a pile of online-video related Emmy Awards this year. It simply dominates…
Right about now, someone’s handing someone else the keys to a shiny new Australia. Tonight is the opening performance of the first…
The first annual Streamy Awards ceremony, held last night in Los Angeles, was a star-studded and high-energy event. (Pictured here: our iPhone paparazzi…
Hollywood might just be getting the hang of this whole web series thing. If the new trailer for Rob Corddry’s (The Daily Show) star-studded Children’s Hospital is any indication, this new series from TheWB.com could become must-see web TV.
Today’s video to check out is actually four videos that aim to create a low-tech HD experience — while embedding won’t work…
OK, Joss Whedon superfans — time to replace your MP3 bootlegs with the official Dr. Horrible soundtrack, now available via iTunes. With…
Get Ripped to Launch Wednesday; new series from 60Frames cost $20,000 per episode. (LA Times — story is more generally about SAG…
Like all good supervillains, Joss Whedon’s Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog has resurfaced, and is now available for free online over at Hulu.…
Nas became a punching bag for Bill O’Reilly and the Fox News Channel after performing a concert at Virginia Tech last year.…
Joss Whedon’s upcoming writers’ strike-inspired web series, Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, is the closest thing to a sure hit online, even if…
