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The Walt Disney Company reported its first quarter earnings of 2024 on Wednesday, and Chief Executive Officer Bob Iger made several surprise announcements. For one, as you probably already read, a surprise “Moana 2” is not only coming, it’s nearly ready, and dated for November 2024.

Well, this one comes out of nowhere. A $682.6 million global box office winner that has surely grossed just as much as that in toys, games, merchandise, and ancillary products if not more, today Disney’s Bob Iger made the surprise announcement of a sequel to the animated hit “Moana.” And here’s more of a shocker: it’s basically done and ready to come out this year in November.

By All products featured on Glamour are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.Meghan Trainor wants you to know that can have it all—so much so that the “Mother” (no pun intended) singer actually credits having had children for her recent success.“Before I had kids, what was I doing? What was I doing with all my time? I'm accomplishing so much [now] because I feel like I have to,” says Trainor, who also considers children to be bearers of good fortune.

, Céline Dion has stayed out of the public eye, which is why her surprise appearance at the end of the 2024 Grammys was such a wonderful shock.But the only thing better than seeing the icon in public with a smile? Hearing her sing.

could make desert alien princess dressing look so right on the red carpet. She’s certainly been doing her stylist Law Roach proud on the Dune 2 press tour.

-winning singer-songwriter and, more recently, as a runner-up. But you may not know about his years moonlighting as a farmer. (Yes, really.) in San Diego is home to avocados, passionfruit, and—most importantly—coffee, which is a big part of the musician's life.“I've learned a lot from planting trees.

when the rain starts to fall.” And amid an epic rainstorm (okay, atmospheric river) in Los Angeles, Courteney Cox and , a.k.a. Monica Geller and Phoebe Buffay on , met up for some girl time.“Photo dump with all the rain that’s dumping on LA,” Cox captioned an Instagram slideshow that starts with the former costars hanging at home. is wearing some kind of animal ears, and really, this picture could be from any time, but it’s nice to think that they’re staying dry and cozy and…costumed?…despite the weather.The slideshow also includes Cox’s dog wearing dark goggles, and Cox with pal Laura Dern and Dern’s legendary actor mom, Diane Ladd.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Cox also joked about the downpour in another post, which uses a to make it look as though her home has flooded.

The 2024 SXSW Film Festival is just a month away and today 50 new films and television programs were added to its slate. This is after the festival already revealed that highly anticipated projects such as “The Fall Guy” with Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt, “Road House” with Jake Gyllenhaal, “Inside of You” with Anne Hathaway, and Netflix’s “3 Body Problem,” among others.

is gonna hook it up, let's be real.“You can understand that the boxes in Vegas are multi-million dollars,” the mom of two told Today ahead of the big game. “So I have a feeling I’m not in a box, I have a feeling I’m in the stands.

being my partner affected my feelings on having kids a lot more than I thought it did,” she told the camera during the most recent episode of Bravo's Vanderpump Rules, per . Madix and were together for nine years before their relationship publicly imploded following It seemed, actually, that Sandoval was more open to the marriage-and-kids thing than Madix was, but their relationship dynamic didn't reflect that level of commitment.“I feel like with Dan, I've kind of had my eyes open to the fact that there are different types of partners out there who would actually be a real 50-50 partner, or if I can only give 10% that day, he's ready to give 90,” said Madix.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Asked by costar Lala Kent how that might affect her desire for a family, Madix sang Wai's praises: “I mean, he's the first person that I've met that I'm actually like, Oh, is that what that would be like? I just think he's opened my mind and opened my eyes to a lot of different possibilities that I could not see.”Over the summer Madix about the other question, that of a ring.

By If you’re a Bravo fan who hasn’t yet recovered from the eye-popping drama of the finale episode of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City last month, you’re not alone. Lisa Barlow gets it.“It was overwhelming, the weight of it all,” she tells Glamour.

because her boyfriend, , just shared a cheeky throwback to her character on the show. In a snapshot shared via Blanco's Instagram Stories, the music producer can be seen holding a signed headshot of a young Gomez in character as Alex Russo while present-tense Gomez stands in the background, looking embarrassed.It's hard to tell whether grown-up Gomez is in costume and therefore impossible to say that the image was taken on the set of the forthcoming Wizards reboot. But her , , and geometric rings make a strong case for the possibility.I've been for more than a year now.

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and HSV-1 (herpes simplex virus type 1), the virus that typically causes them, are incredibly common.As of April 2023, at least 67% of people under 50—or 3.7 billion people worldwide—have HSV-1, . In the US, it’s even more commonplace: , 50% to 80% of American adults have HSV-1, and dermatologists say the same.

tells two very striking and profound stories: the one in front of the camera, which follows six powerful sisterhoods within the animal kingdom, and the one happening behind the scenes, with the first-ever women-led production team for a natural history series.You can't tell one without the other, and it's evident in the chill-inducing trailer, which Glamour is exclusively premiering ahead of the series' debut on Monday, March 4. Narrated by Oscar winner and Angela Bassett, Queens examines the impact of the matriarchy from the smallest ant to the largest land and sea mammals.The seven-episode series was filmed over four years in 12 countries and is, without question, one of National Geographic's most ambitious and crucial projects, both for the future of wildlife and the women telling their stories.

has announced her very first . After dominating the music world with her and , the superstar is coming for the beauty industry next.Bey started dropping hints back in May 2023, when she first began her world tour.

A Quiet Place: Part One. The film is an off-shoot in the popular sci-fi series and is directed by Michael Sarnoski from his own screenplay.

James Clavell’s “Shōgun” is a notoriously long book. The first edition in 1975 ran well over a thousand pages and yet was somehow still a truly massive, culture-shifting literary hit, selling millions of copies.

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Even though it seemed like Margot Robbie was hinting at taking a bit of a break after the massive success of “Barbie,” the actress has already signed on for her next project, and it’s shaping up to be something really exciting.  READ MORE: Margot Robbie Says ‘Ocean’s’ Prequel Is Still In Development But It’s “Way Too Soon” To Seriously Talk About It According to Deadline, Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell are set to star in the upcoming film, “A Big Bold Beautiful Journey” for director Kogonada.

Chelsea Peretti is a comedic actor who often lights up any project she’s in. Just ask those devotees of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.” So, you have to be excited by the prospect of “First Time Female Director,” a feature she wrote, directed, and stars in.  READ MORE: ‘First Time Female Director’ Review: A Dire ‘Waiting For Guffman’-Esque Disappointment From Writer/Director/Star Chelsea Peretti [Tribeca] As seen in the trailer, “First Time Female Director” follows the story of a woman who takes on the role of director at a local theater.