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Two more casting updates from the set of Growl, writer-director Sxv’Leithan Essex’s forthcoming film that’s now shooting in the Los Angeles area.

Victor Webster (Melrose Place) and Dawn Olivieri (True Blood, Heroes, pictured) are set to star as the alpha male and female, respectively, of the werewolf pack featured in the film.

The story follows a traveling underground fight club called “The Brawlers” who arrive at a derelict ghost town tucked away in the Colorado Rockies. They meet the town’s only residents, the Maxilla family who want to buy on to the fight card. But the Maxilla family’s true intentions for the Brawler crew are soon revealed in teeth and claws.

Webster will be playing Dallas, leader of the werewolf pack, who gives the Brawlers a run for their money.

Katee’s official facebook page reports that Katee will be attending the 2010 Teen Choice Awards August 8th. Watch her on FOX August 9th at 8/7c.

Also, keep voting for Katee for choice tv actress in action (24). Vote at http://www.teenchoiceawards.com.

Plus Photos from Kiehl’s LifeRide for AmfAR 2010 kick-off have been added to the photo gallery.

Battlestar Galactica producer Ron Moore has revealed that he left the fate of Starbuck (Katee Sackhoff) deliberately vague in the show’s series finale.

The character was seen to disappear into thin air in the final episode, and it was left unclear if she was dead or alive.

Moore told io9: “She is what you want to think of her. It was left deliberately nebulous and vague.”

He admitted that the character’s unusual departure did have some religious overtones.

“If you want to call her an angel, you could say that,” he said. “She went through a resurrection story that was very Christ-like.”

He also explained that he had left the character’s final fate deliberately vague in order to stimulate fan debate and discussion.

“I felt, as I went into the finale, that the more I defined exactly what she was, the less interesting she became,” he revealed. “And so I just made a choice to go out on a more ambiguous note, and to let people argue about it perpetually.”

From Convention Scene

New York Comic Con (NYCC) has today announced a line up of celebrity actor guests who have starred in television, film and theater and who will appear at the show to autograph and mingle with fans. The introduction of these Special Guests highlights the scope of the convention’s guest appearances and underscores the broad appeal of New York Comic Con which has rapidly become a pre-eminent pop culture event. The entertainment guests who have been announced are: Christopher Judge, James Marsters, Katee Sackhoff, and Ian Whyte. They join other celebrity guests from the world of comics including Stan Lee, John Romita, Sr., and John Romita, Jr. among many others. Officials at NYCC recently announced a line up of comic guests including Adam Hughes, Steve McNiven, Steve Epting, Bob Layton and Greg Pak. The New York Comic will be co-located with the New York Anime Festival (NYAF) this year and will take place at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York City, October 8 – 10, 2010. Both shows are produced by ReedPOP, a boutique group within Reed Exhibitions.
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Katee’s official website, KateeSackhoff.com, has finally opened their web store. They currently only sell 8×10 glossy photos personally autographed by Katee. Get yours today!

Plus Images from London Film & Comic Con 2010 taken by Rapstap. Visit Rapstaps photobucket to see them.

Screen caps from The Last Sentinel (2007) have been added to the photo gallery. All captures were taken by and for Katee Fan please don’t take them for your own website.

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From Comics Alliance:

Another draw? The casting.”Super Hero Squad” features some incredibly talented actors like Tom Kenny as Iron Man and Captain America, and Grey DeLisle as Ms. Marvel. But there are great guest actors involved as well, such as the most recently announced Katee Sackhoff. The “Battlestar Galactica” and “24″ actress will play She-Hulk in an upcoming episode of the show’s second season. The erstwhile Starbuck joins the show’s growing list of sci-fi heavy hitters, with the biggest and baddest of them being George Takei as Galactus. There’s also the matter of fellow BSG alumn Tricia Helfer voicing Asgardian warrior Sif, although it’s unclear if the two will ever co-star on the SHSS.

If Sackhoff’s involvement isn’t enough to get you psyched for season two, how about this – an upcoming episode is titled “Double Negation at the World’s End,” and it features Annihilus. Didn’t you hear me?! Annihilus!!!

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Katee will be appearing at Shore Leave 32 (a fan run SciFi Convetion) in Marriott’s Hunt Valley Inn, Baltimore, Maryland on July 10th and 11th. Katee’s Battlestar Galactica co-star Edward James Olmos will also be attending. Be sure to check it out if you happen to be in the area.

Read more at shore-leave.com

From www.theestablishingshot.com

Katee Sackhoff, who played Starbuck in the ‘Re-Imagined’ version of Battlestar Gallactica will be appearing at this years London Film & Comic Con.

LFCC takes place every summer at Earls Court 2 in London. Celebrating the best of film, television, comics and sport, London Film and Comic Con is a day out unlike any other, giving you the chance to meet your idols, ask them questions and have your photograph taken with them as well as grabbing the latest film/tv/comic merchandise on the market.

This year for an event that is promising some big names, with William Shatner already announced, as well as a 30th Anniversary celebration of ‘Empire Strikes Back’. You can join in the fun of Cosplay and dress up as your film, tv or comic book idol – don’t be shy, or you can simply marvel at the many costumes that will be on display in the Cosplay Zone. There will be some of the top artists demonstrating their skills in Artists Ally, and there might even be some cool props from the latest films on display – don’t forget your camera!

Visit www.londonfilmandcomiccon.com/ for more info