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Congratulations guys! You should have received an email from me looking for your address. If not, please email me your addresses (Lindsey [at] herblueeyes.com) and I’ll get the magazine in the mail to you.

An interview with Bridget appears in the summer edition of Runway Magazine. It’s a nice blend of fashion and Legend of the Seeker and there are some REALLY nice black and white photos with it.  You can find the magazine in most of the major US bookstores and, oddly enough, in Target. You can also buy a digital copy of it on Zino, starting Tuesday, here: http://www.zinio.com/reader.jsp?issn=1945-2136&o=ext.

And, because we just love you all so much, we’ve got 5 copies of the magazine to give away! Just leave us a comment on this post within the next 24 hours to enter and we’ll randomly select 5 winners. We’re international friendly so if you’re outside the US feel free to enter.

THIS JUST IN: THE CREATOR OF CAMP WANATACHI WANTS YOUR LESBIAN CAMP STORIES
Over the past few months, a considerable buzz has surrounded the musical Camp Wanatachi, a quirky story about an all-girls Christian summer camp in which two of the campers fall in love.

When it debuted at New York’s Fringe Festival last year, Time Out New York called it “refreshing and uplifting and gave it four stars. New York Magazine dubbed it a hilariously subversive piece of theater.” Even we had something to say about it.

Produced by Bridget Regan of Legend of the Seeker and Ian Pai, co-founder of Blue Man Group and musical director of Fischerspooner, the zany musical is set to forward-sounding electro tracks with whimsical yet hormone-driven lyrics that evoke the frenetic and confusing but often exhilarating time called adolescence. It features beats by hip-hop producer Machinedrum and was arranged by up and coming composer Conrad Winslow.

The rest of the article/interview can be found at the following link, however, there is adult content, so view at your own discretion. Also, they are looking for stories about lesbian experiences at summer camp, whether as a camper or a counselor. So, well, if you’ve got any stories that you want to share, the details are after the interview. Here it is: http://www.afterellen.com/blwe/06-18-10?page=0,1

Bridget Regan played the gorgeous, young warrior Kahlan on the syndicated drama Legend of the Seeker but ever since the show was cancelled in March, a huge campaign was started by her fans to help save the show! Bridget tells us that after two successful seasons of the show she was shocked it wasn’t renewed.

“It was doing really well in the second season,” says Bridget. “I thought our fan base was growing and especially how many countries were viewing the show … but I guess we needed our ratings on TV to be higher.”

The rest of the interview can be found here: http://www.hollywoodlife.com/2010/06/02/bridget-regan-legend-of-the-seeker-actress/

BFFs, we spoke with Bridget Regan who tells us she can’t wait to sky dive! The California native, who has had roles in NBC’s The Black Donnelly’s, Broadway’s Is He Dead?, AND even had a small part in Sex and the City, tells us everything you’ve ever wanted to know about her! Want to know a Christmas gift she received each year, what she looks like when she sleeps, and her family’s most popular name? Then check out the six things you never knew about Bridget!

To see the 6 things you never knew, find the remainder of the article here: http://www.hollywoodlife.com/2010/05/24/six-things-you-never-knew-about-legend-of-the-seeker-actress-bridget-regan/

Thanks to Jason for the link!

Bridget Regan’s cult series Legend of the Seeker, a supernatural action-adventure, ends this weekend, but we talked to the star today to get the inside scoop on her the finale, upcoming projects and her healthy lifestyle.

SELFy Stars: So tomorrow marks the end of Legend of the Seeker. So sad! How did it feel, bringing the show to an end?
Bridget Regan: It was a surprise because the second season has been going so well, but there are so many factors that don’t really have to do with what I do everyday, so you know, it’s not my realm of control and I’m just rolling with it. We did 44 episodes, which is a lot for a TV series, and it feels like it was longer than two years to me. We have an amazing fanbase, which is one of the things that’s so disappointing, because there’s such an appetite for the show. And I know the fans have been really fighting and pushing and raising money and putting ads out and making all these efforts to keep the show going and I know that they’re incredibly disappointed, and that’s hard, you know?

What comes next for you?
I’m producing a musical called Camp Wanatachi about two girls who fall in love at Christian summer camp. It’s really funny and fun and beautiful and it’s got really cool music, it’s got really neat downtown-sounding music that has never really meshed with musical theatre before. And I have a film called The Best and The Brightest coming out soon with Neil Patrick Harris and Amy Sedaris. It’s soo funny and the total opposite of Seeker, so it was really great. I play NPH’s ex-girlfriend. He and his wife are kind of having to put on this ruse to get their child into private school in Manhattan, so they hire Amy Sedaris, this powerful wiz at getting kids into school with connections and coaching. He ends up needing to pretend he has a mistress to charm this very powerful man played by Christopher McDonald. So he calls me up and I’m this crazy out-of-work actress who takes the bait a little too seriously and is in for more than just helping him out. She’s a bit delusional, which was a lot of fun. Neil Patrick Harris was absolutely amazing. I’m a huge fan of musical theatre, so I’ve seen a lot of his work and I was absolutely thrilled to work with him. He’s hilarious and charming and lovely and everything you’d think he would be.

Read the rest of the article here: http://www.self.com/magazine/blogs/selfystars/2010/05/bridget-regan.html

Bridget Regan has been seen playing a variety of roles, but perhaps she’s most known for bringing to life the character of Kahlan in the ABC Studio Sci-fi drama Legend of the Seeker. Regan has had to say farewell to the character this season as the show is set to air its series finale this weekend, a series she says she will always look back fondly on. She recently discussed with me what she’ll cherish most from her role and time on Legend of the Seeker, what fans can expect from the finale, as well as the exciting projects up next for her!

What has most appealed to you about your role of Kahlan in Legend of the Seeker?

Bridget-I like that she’s a killer. (Laughs) I don’t know why that sounds so funny to me but I like that she’s different and that on one side of her she’s really compassionate and a really good person and fighting for what’s right and fair, yet the other side of her is this ruthless killer. I like that.

Read the rest of the interview here: http://www.examiner.com/x-44886-NY-Entertainment-Industry-Examiner~y2010m5d21-Bridget-Regan-talks-the-conclusion-of-Legend-of-the-Seeker–her-future-plans

Now that ABC Studios’ Legend of the Seeker has been canceled, star Bridget Regan is sad to say goodbye to her character, Kahlan. With the finale airing this weekend (check local listings), the 28-year-old actress spoke to TVGuide.com about how the series will wrap up, why the show didn’t get another season and what she would’ve wanted for Kahlan had it continued.

TVGuide.com: What can you tell us about the upcoming series finale?
Bridget Regan: The finale was by far the most full-on exhausting episode out of all 44 I’ve done. It was absolutely incredible. I was back on the horse quite a bit doing stunts that I have never done. It’s where everything comes together, or comes to an end really, and it was so high-energy. For Kahlan it’s an absolute roller coaster and I will say I was wearing a lot of red contact lenses — the fans know what that’s about.

Read the rest of the article on TVGuide.com here: http://www.tvguide.com/News/Legend-Seeker-Star-1018821.aspx

Thanks to Justme for the link!