Hey, do you want to know what the stars of Game of Thrones are up to right now? Of course you do; the premiere of the eighth and final season is just a month away and you need to obsessively soak up every last drop of news you can before it’s over…or at least I do, and I’m projecting my needs onto you. This is a cry for help.
Okay, let’s kick things off with Isaac Hempstead Wright (Bran Stark) posing on the cover of Rollacoaster Magazine. And no, despite the name, this magazine has nothing at all to do with roller coasters. If only.
“With the final season of Game of Thrones set to make us cry, gasp, scream, and probably go through every other possible emotion, when it drops next month, we meet Isaac Hempstead Wright to pry him for spoilers,” reads the blurb for the March edition. ” As Bran Stark, the series’ omniscient, omnipresent, Three-Eyed-Raven, Isaac talks us through what it’s been like to grow up on screen, how the show has changed his life and what he’s planning to do next.”
Hempstead Wright will also grace the cover of Zoo Magazine:
Naturally, Zoo will also talk to Wright about season 8, but he’s giving up the goods. “That would probably be the death sentence,” he says. “We always joke that HBO has got its snipers, waiting for us at any point. And if you start saying too much, the red dot would come on your forehead, ready to take you out.”
Anyway, these are good covers, although nothing will ever be as memorable as his GQ cover shoot before season 7 aired:
Draw your own conclusions.
Next up, Maisie Williams (Arya Stark) hosted a TEDx talk. Watch, and learn something:
“Maisie is an actress, an entrepreneur, and an activist. Yet to this day, she has no formal qualifications to her name,” reads the description of her video. “Her career has been built upon a symphony of seemingly normal opportunities that evolved into extraordinary, life-changing events.”
Maisie tells the story of working on what ended up becoming the biggest television show of all time from the age of 12. She discusses why she thinks right now is the perfect time to build tools for communities and how her platform, daisie, will redefine creative collaboration.
Williams is getting it.
Finally, how does Kristian Nairn (Hodor) plan on celebrating the premiere of Game of Thrones season 8? By DJing at Magnolia in the Flats, in Cleveland, Ohio.
Tickets to the event start at $25 and you can purchase them here. Hey, who wouldn’t want to hang out with Hodor the weekend Game of Thrones season 8 drops?
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