I've been making my way through all the Sif/Loki fic offerings on AO3 (badass warrior woman who takes no shit/tricksy bad-boy angstmuffin - how am I supposed to defend myself against that, I ask you?) and what shows up on my flist today?

Loki/Sif, for the uninitiatedSigh! Go read it, even if it's only for the pretty (of which there is lot ( Read more... )

Look who's on the back cover of the forthcoming Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse:

IT'S JAG AND JAINA, BITCAS!


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I've been thinking about the video snippets we're being given in the TFU2 official site updates, and something about Kota is really bothering me.

( Cut for site-update spoilers )

The shippy bits from the TFU2 interview with Sam Witwer and Haden Blackman in Star Wars Insider #118, which showed up in my mailbox today:

( You guys think the poor bastard had it bad for Juno in the first one? )

He hates them as much as I do:

[Fans] give all four of us these horrible love abbreviations! We're RigsPelt, which is bad enough, but they're Jisbon, which sounds like something you might have to go to the dry cleaner to deal with. (TV Guide 11/16/09)

ETA: Sorry, but I only have an Agent Cho icon at the moment. There's no business like Cho

Not writing too much about the Stiletto A story. You all should know my SV interests by now.

( Half-price lattes all week )

From icarus_abides (who claims not to be into memes):

Shipper Whore Meme

Six Ships I Like:
1) Kara/Lee (Battlestar Galactica)
2) Sydney/Sark (Alias)
3) John/Elizabeth (Stargate: Atlantis)
4) Michael/Sara (Prison Break)
5) Ronon/Teyla (Stargate: Atlantis)
6) John/Aeryn (Farscape)

Three Ships I've Abandoned
7) Doctor/Rose (Doctor Who8) Peter/ ( Read more... )

There was a post linked to in metafandom about why we choose "our" ships, plus some discussion on the flist. So I thought I'd try to figure out what attracts me to a pairing.

Disclaimer: If I like different pairings than you do, that doesn't mean that one of us must be evil/crazy/stupid/heretical/etc. I think it's closer to "I adore raspberry but you really ( Read more... )

I'm watching Nuremberg, the miniseries TNT did in 2000 about (obviously) the Nuremberg war crimes trials. It's a very serious subject, yes, but what I'm liking most of all is Alec Baldwin (as Justice Robert Jackson) and Jill Hennessy (as his secretary, Elsie Douglas) making The Eyes of Adulterous Passion at each other ( Read more... )