Joss Whedon

Joss Whedon Exits “Batgirl.” It’s Time For A Woman To Take Over

Author Roxane Gay tweeted that she’s down to write the script. Warner Bros. and DC Comics, you’d be wise to take her up on it.

Joss Whedon’s Latest Hillary Ad Takes On Trump’s Allegations Of Voter Fraud

Joss Whedon Assembles A Superheroic Team of Celebrities For This Hillary Clinton Ad

Woman Makes Smart Video On Portrayal Of Women In Games, Receives Death Threats From Trolls

Feminist Frequency’s “Women as Background Decoration” is an important examination of a problematic issue in games. It also demonstrates just how much online abuse real women can be subject to.

You Can Watch Joss Whedon’s Surprise Feature Film Online RIght Now (For Five Bucks)

How To Be Prolific: Guidelines For Getting It Done From Joss Whedon

The writer-producer-director who made Much Ado About Nothing while editing The Avengers, and who’ll return to TV this fall with Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., knows a bit about “getting things done.” In fact, he cites David Allen’s book of that title as an important guide–even if he never finished reading it.

Tell Better Stories In 2014: Storytelling Insight From Margaret Atwood, Ricky Gervais, And Many More

Essential Creative Wisdom From Ron Howard, Guillermo Del Toro, Joss Whedon, And 9 Others

10 Most Popular Stories Of The Week: iPhone Rumors, Productivity Hacks, And More

Essential Creative Advice From Joss Whedon, Carrie Brownstein, Jim Stengel And 13 Others

Joss Whedon Endorses The Presidential Candidate We Need (For Making Zombies Happen)

Calling All Wes Cravens: Vimeo and Lionsgate Spawn a Spoof Horror Film Competition

Why You Need A Creative Shift Instead Of A Vacation, As Explained By Joss Whedon

Why Joss Whedon followed up one of the biggest blockbusters ever, The Avengers, with a low budget Shakespeare film, and what you can learn from that act of creative recharging.

Ira Glass, Mike Birbiglia Need Avenging After Vicious Attack From Joss Whedon

From Geek TV To Gay Marriage: Jane Espenson On Her New Web Series “Husbands”

She slayed TV audiences with her work on Buffy, Battlestar Galactica, Caprica, and Star Trek–to name a few. Now longtime TV writer/producer Jane Espenson has found a new frontier with her critically acclaimed, offbeat comedy that mines gay marriage for laughs–and makes Modern Family look positively old-fashioned.

Felicia Day and The Guild’s Path to Level 80 Digital Success

The Guild may not be on network television, but with millions of downloads and a third season starting, Felicia Day is proving that a geek community is better than broadcast.