6’11”, 360 lbs Nathan Jones was born in Australia in 1969. He began competing as a “Strongman” in 1995 before moving into professional wrestling in
Hrothgar Belt Pieces
One of the things that always really impressed me about Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess was the attention to detail in costuming.
Eye Candy: Brad Pitt in Troy
I mostly liked Brad Pitt as Achilles in Troy. He certainly looked the part. Pitt always has a problem keeping accents consistent and this movie
Eye Candy: Orlando Bloom in Troy (2004)
Orlando Bloom had already made a splash on the big screen as Legolas in the Lord of the Rings trilogy and as Will Turner in
Eye Candy: Eric Bana in Troy (2004)
Eric Bana achieved his first fame in America in 2001 with Black Hawk Down. He went on to star in Hulk in 2003 and then
Hera Animation Cel
Here’s a great animation cel from my collection. This features Hera (Joy Watson) from Hercules and Xena-The Animated Movie: The Battle for Mount Olympus (1998).
Unfinished Alti Dagger from “Between the Lines”
Here’s a great item from my collection. This was originally sold as part of a lot of weapons at the Turner’s Pacific Renaissance auction in
Temecula Pants from “A Good Day”
Here’s a piece from my collection. These pants were worn by Caleb Ross as Temecula in the fourth season Xena: Warrior Princess episode, “A Good
Happy 44th Anniversary, Star Trek!
44 years ago tonight, NBC aired the first episode of Star Trek. That episode was “The Man Trap.” Now, 44 years later, 726 episodes of Star Trek have
Stuffed Vulcans
This will be one of the strangest posts I’ll ever write here but there is a history of Star Trek plush Vulcans that needs uncovering! The first Star
Review: Spock’s World by Diane Duane
This review may contain spoilers Spock’s World is Diane Duane’s fourth Star Trek novel. It was originally published as a hardcover edition by Pocket Books in 1988 and
Robert Fletcher’s Movie-Era Vulcans
Three-time Tony Award nominee Robert Fletcher was the costume designer for the first four Star Trek feature films. His designs would be used or referenced in almost every subsequent Star
Purple Sloth Productions 
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