Disney Branded Television has pulled back the curtain on a robust new lineup of animated content for Disney+, Disney Jr. and Disney Channel ahead of its showcase at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. From greenlighting new series like “Sam Witch” to revealing first looks
Disney Branded Television has officially acquired “Miraculous Stellar Force,” marking a major expansion of the globally popular “Miraculous” franchise. Announced just ahead of the Annecy International Animated Film Festival, the new series is scheduled to premiere in 2027 on Disney Channel and Disney+. “Miraculous Stellar
Comedian Wanda Sykes has a rallying cry for the entertainment industry and beyond: “Protect our trans brothers and sisters… that’s our next movement.” Sykes, who was honored with the Career Achievement Award Tuesday at the Critics Choice Association’s 2nd Annual Celebration of LGBTQ+ Cinema &
Danny Duran, a respected entertainment publicist for more than 25 years who founded boutique agency ddPR, died Wednesday after an eight-month battle with cancer. He was 58. Duran started his career at Walt Disney Studios and then joined Sandra Bullock’s production company, Fortis Films. Under
Sam Nivola and Cooper Koch both played brothers in complicated fraternal relationships this past year. Nivola, as Lochlan Ratliff on “The White Lotus,” yearned to impress elder sibling Saxon (Patrick Schwarzenegger), but ended up in an intoxicated tryst with him. Koch, as Erik Menendez on
There’s an ’80s nostalgia that hangs over Miley Cyrus’s entire visual album for “Something Beautiful,” a 55-minute mashup of music videos that features windblown hair, showgirl dancing and slinky designer clothing (most of which were literal archives from the ’80s). But Cyrus says that she
Lionsgate’s first theatrical stab at spinning off the “John Wick” franchise, the Ana de Armas-led “Ballerina,” fired off $10.65 million across Friday and preview screenings from 3,409 venues. The actioner is now pacing a touch behind projections from earlier this week, looking at a debut
When people ask me what my favorite film festival is, I know what they expect to hear: something upscale and exclusive, like Venice or Cannes, with their red carpet premieres and interminable standing ovations, where the winning filmmaker goes home with a golden something-or-other, be