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Coleen and Wayne Rooney whisked their kids away for a dreamy family trip to Disneyland Paris.The couple, who have been married for over a decade, took their two youngest sons, Kit, nine, and Cass, six, for a magical adventure at the world-renowned amusement park.The family snapped pictures with some favourite Disney icons like Mickey Mouse and Stitch from Lilo & Stitch, while they also surprised Cass with an early birthday celebration at the Disneyland Hotel’s Royal Banquet.The youngster is set to turn seven this Saturday, 15 Feb. Coleen and Wayne's two other sons, Kai and Klay did not appear to join them on the trip.

Malcolm In The Middle was “the worst on the show”.Muniz, who was the star of the ’00s sitcom which ran for seven seasons, watched the series back with his wife Paige about eight years ago, and wasn’t impressed with his role.He told People: “She looked at me at the very end and she goes, ‘You weren’t acting at all. You are literally Malcolm.’ And I’m like, ‘I don’t know how to take that because Malcolm sucked.’ He was the worst character on that show!”Despite that, Muniz, who is now 39, said he is excited about the forthcoming reboot and teaming up with co-stars Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek once again.He continued: “We started talking about [a reboot] literally 10 years ago – me and Bryan Cranston – and slowly been working at it and it’s finally a reality.

The much-anticipated new season of The Kardashians has finally hit Disney+, and a sneak peek into the upcoming episodes reveals a mix of glitz, drama, and a hint of friction between Kim and Kourtney.The tension was palpable as the sisters modelled for the Skims X Dolce and Gabbana collaboration, which was released back in November 2024. Drawing inspiration from Italian glamour, the collection is filled with leopard print patterns on Skims' iconic body-contouring designs.

TV royalty The Kardashians have reigned supreme ever since Keeping Up With The Kardashians burst onto screens in 2007, captivating audiences for 20 incredible seasons before bowing out in 2021. But they didn't hang up their TV crowns, they quickly revamped – new looks, fresh storylines, and a swanky new home on Hulu, securing themselves a jaw-dropping nine-figure deal to boot, reports the Mirror.

Paramount, Universal, and Disney are expected to be putting forward trailers of their releases this year to get shown during the coveted ad break. Some reports suggest that slots for advertisements can cost upwards of US$7million for only 30 seconds.According to Variety, Paramout is set to air trailers for Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning, billed as Tom Cruise’s last appearance as the risk-taking spy. They are also set to show trailers for Smurfs and thriller Novocaine.

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debuting in theaters over Thanksgiving, Disney’s blockbuster sequel “Moana 2” is now available to stream at home.In the follow-up to 2016’s “Moana,” three years have passed since the ocean called Moana (Auliʻi Cravalho) journeyed beyond her island’s reef to restore the heart of the goddess Te Fiti. The new film follows Moana as she reunites with her sidekick, the demigod Maui (Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson), assembles a wayfinding crew, and once again sets out on a grand adventure.

Neil Gaiman’s publishers has dropped him as the British author faces multiple allegations of sexual assault and harassment. And his name is not on the website of the agency, which has handled his speaking appearances for years.Dark Horse Comics announced on X last weekend that it would no longer release its illustrated series based on Gaiman’s novel, “Anansi Boys.” The seventh of eight planned editions came out earlier this month.“Dark Horse takes seriously the allegations against Neil Gaiman and we are no longer publishing his works,” reads the statement from Dark Horse, which still includes Gaiman’s books on its website.Allegations against Gaiman, known for such bestsellers as “Coraline” and “The Sandman” series, first emerged last summer on a Tortoise Media podcast.

according to The Numbers.The action thriller, directed by Mel Gibson and starring Mark Wahlberg, is expected to enjoy an $11 to $12 million opening weekend.Remaining in second place was “One of Them Days,” the buddy comedy starring Keke Palmer and singer SZA, with a $2.3 million dollar take.In its first week in theaters, it earned $16.2 million, according to Screen Rant.“Mufasa: The Lion King” stayed in the third spot, with $1.9 million in revenue.

As plans for the new Harry Potter TV series are in full swing, speculation is rife about who will be cast as the beloved characters.The unknown actors could soon find themselves thrust into a world of unimaginable wealth and luxury. While the main stars from all eight magical films have enjoyed successful careers and amassed impressive fortunes, not all have been so lucky.

Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio could be reuniting on a movie project they’ve been developing for years.READ MORE: What is Martin Scorsese’s best movie according to Rotten Tomatoes?As reported by Deadline, the pair could finally be set to shoot a film adaptation of Erik Larson’s bestselling book The Devil In The White City, with DiCaprio in talks to star and Scorsese in talks to direct, and both potentially on board as producers.Larson’s hit non-fiction book, full title The Devil In The White City: Murder, Magic And Madness At The Fair That Changed America, was first published in 2004.Set in Chicago, it tells the story of two men during the time of the World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893, also known as the World’s Fair. One is the Fair’s architect, Daniel Burnham, and the other is Dr.

Montana Brown has announced the lovely name she has chosen for her newborn daughter. Love Island star Montana shared a gorgeous new snap of her daughter on Instagram, as she announced her Disney-inspired moniker. Alongside the picture, Montana wrote: "Miley O'Connor - no surprises you came storming into the world unapologetically and making an entrance.

The Kardashians are set to make a splash once more with the upcoming release of season six of their hit reality show on Disney+.The streaming giant has teased fans with an explosive two-and-a-half-minute trailer, offering a peek into the new season, complete with tears, shock comebacks and allegations of sisterly sabotage. Ahead of the show dropping on 6 February, we've had a sneaky look at the juicy drama expected to unfold.

according to The Numbers.The flick, a reboot of 1941’s “The Wolf Man,” which was deemed a “dark and toothless January mess,” by IndieWire, is expected to take in $12 million through Monday.“One of Them Days,” which Deadline called “an affable romp,” took second place, with sales of $4.4 million.The female buddy comedy stars Keke Palmer and singer SZA in her film debut. The two “have a playful chemistry and their onscreen relationship instantly feels lived-in and deep,” Screen Rant gushed.

Coldplay have announced their forthcoming ‘Music Of The Spheres’ concert in India will be streamed live.The Republic Day performance from Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium which goes out on January 26, will be available to viewers across the country on Disney+ Hotstar, and will include exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of the band.Ahead of the show, frontman Chris Martin said: “Namaste to all our friends in India. We’re thrilled to share that on the 26th of January, our show from Ahmedabad will be streaming live on Disney+ Hotstar, so you can watch it from anywhere in India.

Amazon has slashed the price of a popular Hisense TV in its January sale.The 43" Hisense 4K smart TV is now just £229, down from its usual price of £429.There's also a hefty discount on the 50" model, which is now only £279, reduced from £499.The Hisense TV has been given the 'Amazon's Choice' label, a tag reserved for highly rated and well-priced products that are ready to ship immediately. Hisense is a popular brand known for its budget-friendly TVs, with this specific model offering 4K Ultra HD picture quality at a fraction of the cost of big-name brands.

*Spoilers ahead*The finale of Star Wars show Skeleton Crew was met with an enthusiastic response online, with fans describing it as “awesome” and “one of the greatest Disney Plus shows”.The last episode of the first season, titled The Real Good Guys, concluded the journey of four children finding their way home after getting lost in the galaxy following a major discovery on their home planet of At Attin.In the concluding episode, space pirate Jod (Jude Law) took over At Attin after proving he couldn’t be trusted. It was also revealed that his Force abilities, hinted at in episode two, were as a result of training from a female Jedi connected to the Order 66 massacre from Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of The Sith.

The lawsuit, filed Friday by Buck Woodall in California federal court, claims the Disney films exhibit “breathtaking” similarities to his script, “Bucky the Wave Warrior” or “Bucky,” an animated feature he says was inspired by his “unique exposure” to Polynesian culture.Woodall is seeking “at least $10 billion” in damages and 2.5% of the gross revenue from “Moana 2” and related merchandise, a sum he estimated to be “at least $5 billion.”Both “Moana” and “Moana 2” were runaway hits for Disney, with the sequel setting the record for the biggest Thanksgiving weekend debut in box office history (it raked in $221 million in its five-day domestic open).In addition to Disney, production company Mandeville Films and former Mandeville exec Jenny Marchick (currently head of feature development for DreamWorks Animation) are named as defendants, per People.The timing of the legal action is less than ideal for Disney. The studio is reportedly hoping “Moana 2” will garner a Best Animated Feature Oscar nod when the Academy announces nominations, which was extended because of the devastating LA fires.According to Woodall’s lawsuit, the alleged similarities between the “Moana” movies and his script include a teenage protagonist on “a dangerous voyage across Polynesian waters” to save an “endangered” island, “ancient spirits manifested as animals which guide and guard the living,” a symbolic necklace central to the story and a demigod with a giant hook and tattoos, among others.Woodall claimed that he began sharing his ideas for “Bucky” with Marchick when she was at Mandeville Films in 2003.

Terrifier’s Art The Clown actor David Howard Thornton has turned an animated legend into a horror star in new film Screamboat. Check out the first look at murderous rendition of Mickey Mouse below.While Disney retains exclusive rights to its depiction of Mickey Mouse from its own works, the character as depicted in the 1928 short film Steamboat Willie entered public domain at the beginning of 2024, meaning that specific version can be used for non-Disney productions.The situation is similar to 2023’s Winnie The Pooh: Blood and Honey, which became a cult hit due to its portrayal of the lovable bear being re-imagined as a serial killer. The film made $7.7million from a $100,000 budget, and spawned The Twisted Childhood Universe, franchise of horror movies starring normally family friendly characters.The official Synopsis for this new film reads: “Screamboat follows a group of New Yorkers on a late-night ferry ride that turns deadly when a mischievous mouse begins a rampage, targeting unsuspecting passengers.

Alien: Romulus, has revealed that he has fixed the appearance of Rook after backlash about the the character, based on the late Ian Holm.In the film, Rook is an android who is the same model as Ash, whom Holm played in Ridley Scott’s original Alien. Initially claiming to help the scavengers trapped aboard the Romulus, he eventually becomes an impediment to their escape.For the recreation, which was made with the consent of Holm’s estate, a combination of CGI and puppetry was used to achieve the likeness of the actor, who passed away in 2020.Speaking to Empire recently, Alvarez agreed with criticisms of the scene, saying: “I wasn’t 100 per cent happy with some of the shots, where you could feel a bit more the CG intervention. So, for people that react negatively, I don’t blame them”.Alvarez continued: “We fixed it.

Set to tug at our heartstrings in 2025, Angelina Jolie's latest cinematic venture portrays the life of famed opera singer Maria Callas during her last days.The film sees Maria withdrawing to Paris in the '70s after a life spent in the limelight, and Angelina, at 49, felt a deep connection with the role. "I think the way in which I related to her might be a surprise," she shared with international journalists about her new movie, 'Maria', which has just premiered. "It's probably the part of her that's extremely soft.