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during the Broadway Podcast Network’s “The Art of Kindness” podcast on Thursday.“This started before COVID, but now it seems to be back on — and that is that they are building a Broadway version of ‘Hocus Pocus,’ ” said Kirschner.“I just want to pinch myself, and I’m just afraid that I’m going to be 9 years old and on a Little League field again … But it’s just so wonderful just to stand back and watch all of this.”The 67-year-old producer and “Hocus Pocus” creator made the announcement a day before the highly-anticipated sequel is set to fly on Disney+.“It’s not just me. It’s so many people that brought ‘Hocus Pocus’ [to life] — from [director] Kenny Ortega and Mick Garris’ script and John Debney’s score and Bill Sandell’s production design, and now a whole new generation are working on it,” Kirschner said.“Hocus Pocus” and its sequel star Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy as the hilarious-yet-sinister Sanderson sisters — who are hellbent on terrorizing modern-day Salem, Massachusetts.

A “Hocus Pocus” Broadway musical is in the works.

BBC News presenter Victoria Derbyshire has opened up about marrying her husband Mark Sandell following her breast cancer diagnosis.

I’m A Celebrity’s Monday evening episode sadly saw the departure of two more stars – Coronation Street’s Beverley Callard and award-winning journalist Victoria Derbyshire. And while we’re very sad to see the two ladies leave, they both have snug homes to head to, with Beverley leaving to go to her gorgeous Manchester pad, while Victoria’s off to her country abode.

Victoria Derbyshire's son has let fans in on the very special moment when his mum got married - months after beating cancer.

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© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Journalist has been getting to grips with life in the  castle – faced with basic food and an array of critters, and her time in the Welsh camp has been worlds away from the luxury of her idyllic wedding day back in 2018.She stunned her guests and husband Mark Sandell by wearing as she celebrated one of the best days of her life.Her fairytale gown was designed and handmade by Wilden London, and featured delicate chantilly lace, soft tulle in the palest of blues and pretty silk daisy motifs.The 'something blue' wedding tradition comes from the rhyme 'something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue and a sixpence in your shoe'.

Victoria Derbyshire married her husband Mark Sandell in 2018, and the story behind the I'm A Celebrity star's big day is so special.  SEE: I'm A Celebrity stars' jaw-dropping homes revealed - see insideAs the newsreader and journalist prepared to enter Gwyrch Castle in North Wales for the start of the ITV series, her son Joe took the reins of her Instagram account and recalled his memory of the big day along with a photo showing Victoria and her two boys, Oliver and Joe, walking her down the aisle.WATCH: The surprising I'm A Celebrity line-up revealedThe image was preceded by a shot of Victoria in her hospital bed as she battled the illness.RELATED: 13 beautiful celebrity weddings of 2020 so farMORE: The One Show hosts' stunning wedding

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BBC presenter Victoria Derbyshire celebrated her wedding to long-term partner Mark Sandell with an intimate garden party in the grounds of their gorgeous country home in 2018 and gave fans a look inside. The Lancashire-born I'm A Celebrity star, 52, often shares intimate moments of her life with fans after being diagnosed - and beating - cancer in 2015.

Radio Times Magazine.Victoria lives in London with her two sons, Oliver, 16, and Joe, 13, and her husband Mark Sandell.The Government enforced a rule of six last month in a bid to crackdown on soaring coronavirus cases across Britain.This means any gathering of more than six people in England is illegal, unless it meets one of the exemptions.The rule does not apply to households or bubbles of more than six, or gatherings for work or education.The Government has since introduced a three-tier approach to coronavirus restrictions, which categorises every area of England as either medium, high and very high risk.Different rules apply depending on which tier you live in, with some areas currently not allowed to mix with another household

Victoria Derbyshire is well known to many for her BBC Two current affairs programme, sharing original stories, exclusive interviews, audience debate and the latest breaking news.

Victoria Derbyshire prepared her husband to raise their children alone after fearing that her cancer had spread.