Want to express your support of equality and your Game of Thrones fandom at the same time? Check out this official Lena Headey NoH8 merch! T-shirt, tank, and baseball t-shirt are available. 100% of the proceeds go to the HoH8 Campaign.

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Joe Penna (aka MysteryGuitarMan) must be some kind of genius, because he solved nearly 1300 Rubik's Cubes about 1000 times to create this ridiculously adorable animated video.

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Yes, it's true, a young actress will be stepping into the rather large, drunk shoes of Lena Headey's Cersei for Season 5. Plus, do we have a Tyrion/Jorah buddy comedy to look forward to?

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In a recent interview with The Guardian, Maisie Williams revealed that she was inspired by personal experiences to address online harassment and privacy in her upcoming hacker drama Cyber Bully.

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Since we first heard Telltale was going to extend George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire universe even further into video games, I've been dying to get my hands on a Bolton. I mean, a video game controller. Then a Bolton. Will I get my chance? Find out in the new trailer for Game of Thrones: A Telltale Games Series.

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Happy birthday to our favorite drunk royal (and one of our favorite people, let's be honest) Lena Headey. I could have let this occasion go by unremarked upon, disappearing into the sands of time for another year. Or. I could write a poem about Drunk Cersei, complete with gifs, as all poems should be. I think you know what I chose.

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I have gone on record as not being the most enthusiastic about Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. But then this happened. I don't know whether to be excited or vaguely pissed that I definitely have to see this now.

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Mark Gatiss didn't get too much screen time as the Iron Bank of Braavos' Tycho Nestoris but good news! He'll be back for Season 5 of Game of Thrones. Read on for another bit of casting, plus an update on that issue a church in Croatia took with nudity in recent filming.

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Readers of George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire know viewers of HBO's Game of Thrones can expect the series to really kick it into high gear in Season 5. But as it turns out, the network may have issue filming one scene thanks to church intervention. Read on for more, plus what an HBO exec had to say about the controversial sept scene from Season 4.

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Jimmy Kimmel did what I would do if I met Lena Headey and asked her to converse with him as drunk Cersei. Well, no. If I met Lena Headey I'd probably pull a Troy Barnes meeting LeVar Burton. But this is much better.

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Contributor Stephanie Clark poses an interesting question for Game of Thrones fans.

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Two actresses we like very much are headed into horror town soon. Game of Thrones' Lena Headey and Agents of SHIELD's Ming-Na Wen have both landed roles in scary movies but let's talk about these plots...

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Lena Headey is a powerful actress. Whether she's playing a time-traveling momma, or Ma-Ma, you can't help but be captivated by her when she's on screen. Headey, of course, also stars as Cersei Lannister on HBO's Game of Thrones and was one of the actors involved in a scene making some major waves with fans. We'd already heard what the director, executive producer, George R.R. Martin, and actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau had to say on it but Headey has finally been asked for her opinion on the subject.

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I, for one, am glad the Season 4 premiere of Game of Thrones has finally come and gone. Now I can stop wondering what will happen during the season and actually watch it unfold! Here's the first "Inside the Episode" of Season 4 with the producers discussing some of the major happenings of "Two Swords." Bonus Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and Lena Headey talking about the "Golden Hand" after the cut!

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In interviews leading up to 300: Rise of an Empire (review here), Lena Headey—who, with Eva Green, was the best, or maybe only truly good, part of that movie—had some things to say about how TV's provided something of a renaissance for strong female characters. One of those, of course, is Cersei Lannister, and Headey also spoke about a certain pivotal scene for her Game of Thrones character. Spoiler-free hint for book readers: Take a walk. (The bottom of this post has unmarked spoilers for Game of Thrones--I'll warn you when to skedaddle if you're avoiding them.)

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Do we make movies a certain way because we think it’s what an audience wants to see? Is it right to choose your audience before your film is released, and damn whoever else dares to watch it? These questions were the ones causing the headache that followed my viewing of 300: Rise of an Empire. A sea of machismo and crimson gushing, 300:Rise of an Empire is a high-camp successor to the much lauded 300, the highly fictionalized tale of the three hundred Spartan warriors who stood their ground against an insurmountable force at the Hot Gates. (Still not as good as the Samurai Jack episode featuring the Spartan 300, the bar by which all representations of the Battle of Thermopylae should be judged, robot minotaurs and all.) More of a straightforward war story, 300:RoaE lacks the degree of self-importance its predecessor had. Yet for all its bombast and innovative gore, 300:RoaE is a picture that has no problem excluding part of its potential viewership. It may know exactly what it is, but it never tries to move one inch beyond the expected. Bloody, messy spoilers beyond the cut.

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HBO's Game of Thrones can now boast two Sarah Connors in their cast. 

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