By Jamie Ruby

Sharif Atkins is probably best known for his role of Michael Gallant on ER, but he also appeared in series such as Hawaii, 4400, and Numb3rs. Recently Atkins appeared in the film Preacher's Kid. Atkins currently plays the character of FBI Agent Clinton Jones in USA Network's original series White Collar, which will air its midseason finale on Tuesday.

Atkins recently took time to talk to members of the digital media about the series.

By Kati Krieger

Fans of Warehouse 13 were thrilled to see the return of Lindsay Wagner in a recent episode as Dr. Vanessa Calder, warehouse physician and possible love interest of Artie (Saul Rubinek). She played heavily in the episode "Love Sick," which aired recently, where Claudia (Allison Scagliotti) and Artie team up with Dr. Calder and Hugo Miller, played by guest star Rene Auberjonois, to find an artifact that uses a computer program to affect people.

Prior to the airing of this episode, Lindsay Wagner took the time to answer questions about Warehouse 13, her character's upcoming cameo appearance on the new Syfy original series Alphas, and the role her holistic lifestyle plays in her acting career.

By Karen Moul

This week, Caprica's Sasha Roiz returned to Syfy in a guest-starring role on Warehouse 13. Roiz plays Marcus Diamond, a mysterious character who takes on the Warehouse crew.

Roiz describes the character as "focused, and exacting, and complex."

But in a recent conversation with the media, he was tightlipped about the storyline. "It's a little bit of a mystery which will be revealed later in the season," he says, "so I can't tell you specifically, but I'm definitely part of...the nefarious force that's working against the Warehouse this season."

Roiz hinted that nefarious force could include some familiar faces. "There's a few people that I work in conjunction with [who] are also some interesting guest stars that you'll see. I can't tell you the specifics of it because there's a little bit of a mystery revolving around Marcus."

By Jamie Ruby

The new USA Network series, Necessary Roughness, follows Dani Santino (Callie Thorne) as she becomes a therapist for a football team. She must learn to balance work and family life. The first team member she treats is Terrence King, played by Mehcad Brooks.

Brooks is probably most known for his work on Desperate Housewives and more recently for his role of Eggs on True Blood. He can also be seen in the upcoming Chris Carter (The X-Files) film, Fencewalker.

Aside from acting, Brooks is also one of the new models for Calvin Klein underwear advertisements.

Brooks recently sat down with the press to discuss his new series.

By Jamie Ruby

USA Network's Covert Affairs follows CIA operative Annie Walker (Piper Perabo) as she goes on secret missions around the globe, all while struggling to still have a life outside of work. The series also stars Christopher Gorham as fellow agent Auggie Anderson.

One of Covert Affairs' recent episodes focused on Gorham's character and how he became blind.

Gorham is not new to television and previously worked on such series as Popular, Felicity, Odyssey 5, Jake 2.0 and Ugly Betty, to name a few. More recently Gorham starred in the film The Ledge, which has been accepted into the 2011 Sundance Film Festival.

Exclusive interview with Chris Preksta, Curt Wootton, and Mark Tierno of The Mercury Men
Interviewed by Jamie Ruby, Karen Moul, AJ Grillo, and Kati Krieger
Written by Jamie Ruby

The Mercury Men, the new web series airing on Syfy.com, started out as a short concept film by Christopher Preksta. Preksta is known for writing and directing the web series Captain Blasto, which starred himself alongside Curt Wootton and Mark Tierno, who also star in The Mercury Men.

The Mercury Men short, which was featured at Comic-Con in 2008, and was later expanded into the web series, was inspired by the same retro serials that inspired such films as Star Wars and Indiana Jones. The black and white series is made up of ten episodes, each approximately seven minutes in length.

Besides being released as a web series, other media elements have been released, such as behind-the-scenes footage, as well as unique digital props for viewers to delve deeper into the universe that is The Mercury Men.

Preksta, Wootton, and Tierno sat down recently in an exclusive interview with SciFi Vision to discuss the release of The Mercury Men.

Exclusive interview with Ashley Eckstein of Her Universe and Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Interview by Jamie Ruby and Karen Moul
Written by Jamie Ruby

For years many people have thought that science fiction was for guys, but that's simply not true. Nearly half of all science fiction fans are female and we want our voices heard.

For the second year, Ashley Eckstein, founder of Her Universe and voice of Ahsoka Tano in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, will be hosting a panel at Comic-Con. The panel, "Her Universe: What Women Want in Their Female Sci-Fi Heroes," will take place on Thursday and will feature an all-star group of panelists.

Exclusive interview with Laura Mennell of Alphas - July 11, 2011
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby

Laura Mennell, one of the stars of the new series Alphas, which airs Mondays on Syfy, is not new to science fiction. Fans will recognize her from her work on such television series as Sanctuary, Eureka, Fringe, and Supernatural, to name just a few. She also starred in the supernatural thriller 11:11 and played the part of Janey Slater in the movie Watchmen.

Mennell recently took some time to talk about her new role in an exclusive interview with SciFi Vision.

By Jamie Ruby

ABC Family's new series, Switched at Birth, follows two teenage girls who as newborns were acidentally switched. The first girl, Bay Kennish (Vanessa Marano), grew up in a two-parent home with a brother, and the other, Daphne Vasquez (Katie Leclerc), with her single mother, played by Constance Marie. Due to meningitis, Daphne lost her hearing as a child. Now aware, both families must learn to deal with the situation.

Marie recently took time to talk to journalists about the new series, which airs Mondays on ABC Family.

By Jamie Ruby

Cyberbully follows the character Taylor Hillridge, played by Emily Osment, a teenager who is digitally harassed on a popular social website.

The movie is being presented as part of a campaign by ABC Family partnered with Seventeen magazine to make people aware of cyberbullying and abuse. The initiative is called Delete Digital Drama and will appear in the August 2011 issue of the magazine as well as on ABC Family this summer.

There will also be a PSA aired during the movie featuring Osment that will direct viewers to the website StompoutBullying.org.

You can learn more about the initiative and how to get a Delete Digital Drama Twibbon as well as other ways to Delete Digital Drama.

Emily Osment recently sat down with the digital media to talk about the film, which airs Sunday, July 17 on ABC Family.