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obituary1 year ago

Voice Actor Mark Dodson, Known for 'Star Wars' and 'Gremlins', Dies at 64

Mark Dodson, the voice behind characters in Star Wars and Gremlins, has passed away at the age of 64 after suffering a massive heart attack while attending Horror Con in Evansville, Indiana. Known for his work as the voice of Salacious Crumb in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi and the Mogwai in Gremlins, Dodson had a successful career spanning film, video games, radio, and commercials. He is remembered as a talented voice actor and a cherished member of the horror community.

via Deadline|
#gremlins#mark-dodson#obituary
entertainment2 years ago

"The RxCK STxR: Amplifying Animal Voices with Attitude"

Bobby Johnson, a Dallas voiceover artist known as The RxCK STxR, has gained popularity on social media by giving voice to animals in videos submitted by his fans. Johnson watches about 200 animal videos a day, looking for expressive moments and body language that can be interpreted as the animals "talking." His unique approach and unexpected twists in the videos have garnered millions of followers and made talking animals a viral sensation.

via NPR|
#entertainment#pets#social-media
gaming2 years ago

"Diablo 4's Season 2 Introduces Vampires and Gemma Chan"

Gemma Chan has joined the cast of Diablo IV as a "delightfully wicked" vampire hunter named Erys for the game's Season of Blood. Chan's character will play a significant role in the game's storyline, providing support to players as they navigate through a world filled with supernatural abilities and combat a vampire threat. Season 2 of Diablo IV will be available on October 17th.

via Entertainment Weekly News|
#diablo-iv#gaming#gemma-chan
society2 years ago

Trans woman behind NYC subway voice to continue using iconic tones for work

Bernie Wagenblast, the voice of the New York City subway, has come out as a transgender woman. Although she has been working on developing her feminine voice, she still uses her "guy voice" professionally. Wagenblast has been in the media industry since her early 20s and started her career as a radio personality. She has been slowly transitioning, starting with hormone therapy and androgynous clothing, and eventually legally changing her name to Bernadette. The MTA has shown support for Wagenblast on social media, and she plans to explore using her feminine voice in her work on Transportation Radio and Cranford Radio.

via Daily Mail|
#acceptance#gender-identity#new-york-city-subway