After much hunting, we now have screencaps of the 3 episodes of “LAX” that Kirsten was a part of in the gallery. It’s fun to see her in this role, and then see what she does now with Garcia!

Not a whole lot of Garcia last night, but always good, and those screencaps are all up in the gallery.

AMAZING good Criminal Minds last night–Garcia got out of the dungon and into the field with the team, and Kirsten just really nailed the scenes! I’ve added a TON of HQ screencaps up in the gallery–kind of went cap happy, but it was the first time in a long while we’ve had a real good Garcia episode.

New Criminal Minds, and Kirsten was sporting a new look as well! The screencaps are all up in the Kirsten Vangsness Fan Gallery. And sidenote, the pen Garcia used in the opening scene is actually one we gave her!

Last night’s Criminal Minds, Retaliation, is up in the Kirsten Vangsness Gallery to check out.

What:

The Steve Miller Band, whose pop/rock hits include “Fly Like an Eagle” and “Take the Money and Run,” will headline Cal State Fullerton’s Front & Center 2010. Proceeds from the 15th annual event will benefit student scholarships.
When:

Saturday, Feb. 20, 8 p.m.
Where:

Honda Center
2695 E Katella Ave., Anaheim
Who:

Actress Kirsten Vangsness, who portrays the quirky computer whiz Penelope Garcia on the CBS hit drama series “Criminal Minds,” will serve as master of ceremonies. A Cal State Fullerton graduate from the Class of ’96, Vangsness earned her bachelor’s degree in theatre arts. The evening’s entertainment will include student performers from the university’s College of the Arts.

Full Event Info

Last night’s AMAZING 100th episode of Criminal Minds, “100″ is up in the Kirsten Vangsness Gallery.

New additions to the Kirsten Vangsness Fan Gallery, with the screencaptures from last night’s Criminal Minds.

Amazing new interview with Kirsten–total must read!

Secret of your success/advice to the newbie: Be brave enough to figure out exactly what you want- as close as you can- and figure out what that would feel like and try to recreate that feeling in your life. But don’t worry about your dreams changing or evolving- that happens- just go with it.

Also, never never never never think that you are “less than.” Have respect for yourself, you are an artist, you are on the cutting edge. Art is where everything begins. There is such value in being an artist and people shouldn’t forget that.

Inside Scoop with Kirsten Vangsness