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The digital revolution has changed every aspect of our lives, from how we shop to how we create. And comic books are no exception. You’ll have a tough time finding a single four-color […]

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On a day when Justin Timberlake will be taking the stage to perform the halftime show at this year's Super Bowl game, many are standing in solidarity with Janet Jackson. ESSENCE Festival 2018 ticket packages are on sale now! For more info and the latest news, visit our Festival page HERE. From favorite lyrics to videos, the #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay hashtag is being used to remind the icon, who is headlining at this year’s Essence Festival, that she is loved. The hashtag has been Twitter’s second-highest trending topic for hours, and stands as a type of protest against Timberlake's performance Sunday night. There has been much controversy surrounding Timberlake being picked as this year’s Super Bowl performer. His selection has brought new scrutinty over how he and Jackson were treated following their infamous “wardrobe malfunction” during their 2004 Super Bowl halftime show. Many felt that Timberlake got off easy, while Jackson’s career suffered immediate and long-term effects. Though there had been some speculation that the two might reunite onstage this year, Jackson released a statement Saturday night saying that was not the case. “To put to rest any speculation or rumors as to whether I will be performing at the Super Bowl tomorrow; I will not,” she in a tweet. Here are our some of our favorite #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay posts: What do you appreciate most about Janet Jackson?      

One of the coolest ways to experience Sailor Moon is by seeing one of the 31 musical productions that have seen over 800 performances since starting their run in 1993. “Sera My,” as […]

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Hey guys, Edward here. My fellow NOC writer Josephine Chang and I seriously like to geek/nerd out at all the major SoCal conventions, especially the anime ones. So with that being said, it gives us great pleasure to talk to you all about Animé Los Angeles.

Established in 2005, ALA is a medium-sized, community-focused anime convention with a more moderate-paced environment. And these days where many conventions are rather chaotic in size and nature, ALA has become a nice reprieve. If you’re a first timer when it comes to anime conventions, this is the one for you.

From January 25 – 28th of this year, they’ll be returning to the Ontario Convention Center in Ontario, California for a third consecutive year. Animé Los Angeles will be bringing industry icons Steve Blum (Cowboy Bebop, Star Wars: Rebels, Voice of Wolverine) and Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (Star Wars: Rebels, Steven Universe, Critical Role) to headline its fourteenth year!

Also joining the ALA 2018 guest list are Beau Billlingslea (Cowboy Bebop, Naruto, Digimon), Les Claypool (Cowboy Bebop, Ghost in the Shell, Big O), Mary Claypool (Cowboy Bebop, Ghost in the Shell, Big O), Melissa Fahn (Cowboy Bebop, Digimon, Invader Zim), Victor Frost (Steven Universe Universe, Frostworks), and Paul St. Peter (Cowboy Bebop, Naruto, Kingdom Hearts).

But if there’s one thing I love about anime conventions are the eccentric and rather fun events they have. Here are some that I’ll be looking forward to this weekend:

THE DANCES.

THE FASHION SHOW.

THE MASQUERADE.

THE COSPLAY.

AND OH YES, THE RIBBONS.

For more information as well as on how to get tickets, head to www.animelosangeles.org

You can also check them out through their social media at:

www.facebook.com/AnimeLosAngelesCon
www.twitter.com/animelosangeles
www.instagram.com/anime_los_angeles/