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  by Daniel Andrade Photos by Monroe Hayden When SkySoft Entertainment announced that they would begin work on their first feature film, Mayari , fans were understandably excited. When we learned the film would revolve around Filipino mythology and deities, that excitement turned to intrigue and curiosity. And when we found out that fan-favorite Jade Vourkari would be taking on the lead role of the goddess, fans knew that SkySoft was up to something special. With multiple roles in the SkySoft universe under her belt and with the support and adoration of fans, Vourkari is an excellent and exciting pick to lead this film and usher in a new realm of possibilities for SkySoft. I met with Vourkari to talk with her about taking on this responsibility, what it means to play a heroic goddess, and what life was like for her back in the ‘90s. --- Daniel Andrade: We're so excited to have you star as the lead in Mayari ! Is this your first time playing the lead role? Jade Vourkari: Actuall...

Photo: Monroe Hayden and Christian Reed in Fox © SkySoft Entertainment by Nathanial Ramos If Hollywood has taught the world anything about war, it’s that the good guys win single-handedly, and they often do so with some serious cinematic flair. But it turns out that when depicting war, there’s more to it than meets the eye. In my effort to be as fair as possible, here’s a list of what Fox: Season IV got right and wrong about war. Drum roll, please! What Fox Got Right The hero of the story didn’t win the war, the soldiers did Photo: Monroe Hayden in Fox © SkySoft Entertainment Although we don’t see wide shots of Xoatian soldiers battling hordes of Dream Demons, we know they’re there and have seen many fighting (and even perishing) in close-ups on the battlefield. However, as much as the show focused on Fox and the Brotherhood, they did not win the war, the soldiers did.  Photo: Monroe Hayden, Sheana Turner, and Hunter Tabiendo  in Fox © SkySoft Entertainment Major blockbus...