This year's Her Universe Fashion Show was all about the Power of Fashion, inspired by the hit animated series, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. Twenty-four designs took the runway, all inspired by the powerful characters so many love and admire. Here are some highlights of the show, along with the winners!
We had a chance to take an exclusive look at Audible's A Trick of Light experience on Thursday, July 18 at San Diego Comic Con. This year, Audible brought the new Audible Original, Stan Lee's Alliances: A Trick of Light, to life with a series of immersive light and sound-driven experiences.
San Diego Comic-Con is this week, and this year's off-site activations are looking pretty good so far. We got a sneak peak of Amazon Prime Video's experience-- three individual, immersive activations based around season 4 of popular series The Expanse plus two of their highly anticipated upcoming shows, The Boys and Carnival Row.
DC Ink, the new young adult graphic novel line from DC, has just released its third title. DC Ink titles are standalone stories, not part [...]
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Welcome to the other side of the rainbow! Here, the IGGPPC staff will be answering a few questions about the theme of this month’s pen pal round - Somewhere Over the Rainbow! Join us for a world of color, musicals, and in celebration of Pride month!
Somewhere over the rainbow...The IGGPPC is celebrating a conviviality of color and music this month! In our continuing series of classic film suggestions, we have a list of bright and beautiful musicals for you to explore! We take our inspiration from the 1939 classic, The Wizard of Oz, which brings us from sepia-toned dolor to the vibrant and magical world of Hollywood musicals!
Wizards Unite-- the Niantic game that brings the AR, real-life experience of the wildly successful Pokémon Go together with the Wizarding World is here! Well, in a few places anyway. The game is rolling out starting this week and while it's definitely on track to be popular, it is a little bit harder than its pocket monster predecessor. With that in mind, here's a quick start guide so you can jump in and play as soon as it's available!
It’s June and we’re already more than HALF WAY through our 2019 Tabletop Challenge of... 104 games in 52 weeks! What tabletop games have you found interesting? Any new favorites? Join us each month for an overview of last month’s games. Welcome to the table!
Each year during camp, Campers are grouped into one of three troops and applications are currently being accepted for Troop Counselors. SIX (two counselors per troop) intrepid and engaging iggles are needed to commit some time and some spirit to make camp accessible and fun for Campers! Interested? GREAT! Submit an IGGPPCamp Counselor application! Still not sure? Read on! We’ve asked some of our former Counselors about their experience and what they LOVED about heading up a troop for IGGPPCamp!
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Welcome to the April installment of the 2019 tabletop challenge: 104 games in 52 weeks! As a way of guaranteeing quality time together, my partner and I have challenged ourselves to play two tabletop games each week in 2019, with no repeats. Each month, I recount our tallied games with a brief rundown of each game and a highlight for this month’s particular favorite.
Welcome to The Riverdale Review, a continuing series on the ever-popular television drama, Riverdale. We’ve finally made it – the last episode, Survive the Night, is here! Now that we’ve all had some time to absorb the indescribably bizarre happenings of this finale, let’s dive in!
Welcome to Inside the Theme: Saturday Morning Cartoons edition! Each month we ask the IGGPPC staff to answer a few questions about the theme of this month’s pen pal round. This month the IGGPPC is celebrating the Saturday morning ritual.
