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Looks like we’re once again heading into the unknown. Into the unknown. Into the unknoooowwwnnnn! Ahem, apologies dear readers, we got excited for a moment. After years of feverish speculation, Disney has finally dropped the first major details for Frozen 3 at tonight’s showcase at D23 in California. It’s been nearly eight years since Elsa and Anna last ventured into the unknown, but we’re finally beginning to discover where they’re heading next, having already dramatically expanded the Arendelle mythology, managed to ride across the ocean, answering some of the biggest questions about Elsa’s powers while leaving plenty more behind. Well,…
After a decade away, Dancing With the Stars is back in the Outstanding Reality Competition Program category at the Emmys and the team behind the series couldn’t be more excited about it. When DWTS Season 34 premiered on ABC in September, executive producers Deena Katz and Conrad Green felt that it would do well with the fans, but they never expected it to become a cultural lightning rod. Now, with the Emmy Awards a month away and the program having a strong shot at taking home the hardware, the team behind the series is sharing what they think secured their…
Are you ready for I Live in V.I., a social class satire from Nigeria? The project from director Ugochukwu Azuya was among the works-in-progress showcased at the 2026 edition of Open Doors, the Locarno Film Festival‘s co-production platform and talent development program for filmmakers from equity-seeking communities and regions where artistic expression is at risk. Azuya, whose short film Swimming in Sea of Trauma was released in 2023, is working on the movie with producer Olubunmi Ogunsola of Nigeria’s Ensemble. The team behind the project, presented during the second edition of Open Doors with a focus on films from Africa, won the Tabakalera-San Sebastian Film Festival Residency Award.…
Getty Pixar is giving fans a better look at what’s next for Coco and The Incredibles. During the Disney Entertainment Showcase at D23 on Friday (August 14) in Anaheim, Calif., Pixar chief creative officer Pete Docter revealed new plot details and release windows for both highly anticipated sequels. Coco 2 will bring viewers back to the Land of the Dead in November 2029. The story will take place a few years after the events of the Oscar-winning 2017 movie, though Pixar did not disclose any additional details. Benjamin Bratt also took the stage to confirm that he will reprise his…
That One Wish Willow is paying off for Inde Navarrette. Not only does the Obsession star continue to draw Oscar buzz for the horror smash, she has officially earned her superhero card. Navarrette was introduced Friday at Disney’s D23 fan expo as one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s new class of X-Men alongside Adam Driver, Samara Weaving, Christopher Abbott, Kit Connor, and Maya Boyd. They join Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s Sadie Sink in the reboot of the uncanny franchise directed by Jake Schreier (Thunderbolts). The announcement was a highlight of the Marvel portion of Disney Entertainment’s showcase panel, which played…
Content warning: This story discusses self-harm. Perez Hilton was treated for more than just his physical injuries after his self-harm incident. After the celebrity blogger engaged in self-harm during an Aug. 4 livestream, prompting police to be dispatched to his Miami home, first responders treated him for a drug overdose in addition to his injuries before he was transported to the hospital, according to a Miami-Dade County Sheriff’s Office incident report obtained by People. Hilton’s sister Barbara Lavandeira told police that, before they arrived, she had seen her brother naked and “covered in blood” in his bathroom, prompting her to…
Ian Crafford, who edited notable films including John Boorman’s “Hope and Glory” and “Field of Dreams,” died July 22 of cancer at his home in Brazil. He was 82. Born in Hemel Hempstead, U.K., Crafford started working at Elstree Studios at the age of 17 and enjoyed it so much he never returned to school, according to his son Scott. He went on to become the youngest first assistant editor in England, working with editors such as the renowned Ann Coates. He worked in several departments including sound, ADR (Sophia Loren requested him to do her ADR, his son noted),…
It’s been three years since the first season of “Ahsoka” premiered on Disney+ — a show that was a sequel to “Star Wars Rebels,” a spin-off of “The Mandalorian,” and a legacy sequel to the prequel trilogy and “The Clone Wars” all at once. After a pretty stark cliffhanger at the end of Season 1, it’s been a long wait for the next chapter. But soon enough, that wait will be over. Season 2 of “Ahsoka” will debut Wednesday, January 20 on Disney+, it was announced at Disney’s D23 Entertainment Showcase on Friday.…
Bundle up! Frozen 3 is coming. At its D23 fan event on Friday, Disney offered up a first-look at the third entry in its hit franchise, which is set to glide into theaters on Nov. 24, 2027. In celebration, Idina Menzel and Kristen Bell walked hand-in-hand onto the D23 stage before launching into a (slightly tech issued) rendition of song “Frozen Heart,” as Bell teased “Anna and Elsa are going on their biggest journey yet.” The stars confirmed that Anna and Kristoff will be getting married in the story and “this royal wedding has been a long time coming.” They…
Bruce Willis Attended Daughter Tallulah’s Wedding Festivities … Amid His Dementia Battle Published August 14, 2026 7:14 PM PDT Bruce Willis made a touching appearance in newly released photos from daughter Tallulah Willis’ wedding weekend, giving fans a glimpse of the actor celebrating his youngest daughter’s nuptials. As we previously reported, Tallulah married musician Justin Acee on August 8 at her family’s ranch in Sun Valley, Idaho. Now, new photos posted by Vogue show the intimate celebration and Bruce taking part in the festivities … amid his ongoing battle with frontotemporal dementia. Waiting for your permission to load the Instagram…