With continuous makeup and skincare drops, local beauty brands have kept us excited in the first half of 2022. Last...
Los Angeles, United States | AFP | Tuesday 10/29/2019 – 09:11 UTC+8 By: Javier Tovar With two young daughters,...
The first ever Disney+ Showcase panel at D23 Expo at the Anaheim Convention Center made our heads spin with big...
Aladdin and Jasmine rushed past while Belle and Spider-Man stood patiently in a line that snaked around Anaheim Convention Center....
Black Panther fans, it’s happening. There will be a sequel, announced Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige and Black Panther director...
Marvel Studios staggered the audience at San Diego Comic-Con International 2019 (SDCC) with announcements regarding the much-talked about Marvel Cinematic...
Among all the Disney animated movies, “The Lion King” presented a unique and daunting challenge in becoming the latest of its live-action adaptations for a very simple reason: There were no human characters in it. Every one of the 1994 classic’s characters is an animal and while you can indeed render all of them in stylized form in the animated film, you cannot do that for the 2019 live-action version.
Disney scours its back catalog for animated classics that it could turn into live-action remakes — a strategy that has netted more than $7 billion.
The academy in Kuala Lumpur is among several that have sprung up to cater to the growing popularity of swimmers emulating mermaids.
Disneyland Paris is officially opening its gates to a celebration called Magical Pride at the start of Pride month this year.
