Mike Wazowski: Last News

A woman who was branded 'Mike Wazowski' by cruel school bullies after losing an eye has now been snapped up by a modelling agency. Katie Elliot, from Glasgow, had her right eye removed age four, when she was diagnosed with retinoblastoma - a rare eye cancer - after her mum spotted her pupil changing shape.

Choir boys singing at the Queen’s funeral are causing quite the social media stir.

STACEY Solomon and fiancé Joe Swash threw a very spooky Halloween party, complete with a garden disco for the kids. The new parents kept their Halloween celebrations at home in the 'Pickle Cottage' where the whole family dressed up as characters from Pixar animated film, Monsters Inc.

Stacey Solomon "couldn't stop laughing" after leaving partner Joe Swash and middle son Leighton in charge of the family's Halloween costumes.

Loose Women panelist Stacey Solomon and her husband-to-be, ex-Eastenders star Joe Swash, absolutely smashed Halloween this year, just weeks after she gave birth to their new daughter on October 4.The couple were joined by Stacey's sons, as well as the little lad she shares with Joe, in matching outfits inspired by the Disney movie Monsters, Inc.

Actor Billy Crystal is back playing a one-eyed green monster – and his grandkids love it.

popular NBC sitcom “Superstore,” is joining the “Monsters, Inc.” franchise in “Monsters at Work.” Premiering July 7 (Disney+), the series is a sequel to the hit 2001 Pixar movie “Monsters, Inc.” which followed monster pals Sulley (John Goodman) and Mike Wazowski (Billy Crystal), who work at a factory that’s powered by scaring human children. “Monsters at Work” is about the factory’s transition to using children’s laughter as a power source instead of screams, and it centers on Tylor Tuskmon (Feldman), a recent Scare Major graduate from Monsters University who’s starting a new job and idolizes Sulley and Mike. “The parallels [between this show and ‘Superstore’] are plenty for me,” Feldman, 41, told The Post. “Not only is it a workplace

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterTwo decades after the wonderfully zippy, goofy “Monsters, Inc.” was released in theaters, Pixar is bringing back Mike Wazowski and James P. “Sulley” Sullivan for another adventure.

Billy Crystal is an icon in cinema, from The Princess Bride to When Harry Met Sally, the actor has quite the resume under his belt. But his four grandchildren didn’t really care much for any of that; to them he’s simply their grandfather.

Guy Lodge Film CriticIt’s either an in-joke or an irony that the not-terribly-terrifying villain of “A Babysitter’s Guide to Monster Hunting” is named The Grand Guignol, for Rachel Talalay’s perky, clean-cut kiddie-horror steers as far clear as possible of the macabre gore and gruesomeness implied by the name. In this tale of an underground babysitter syndicate dedicated to fighting the things that go bump in the night, even the monsters are cute: roly-poly, crayon-colored, off-brand uglydolls that look like Mike Wazowski’s less genetically blessed relatives.

Primark began reopening stores this week after being forced to shut up shop during the coronavirus pandemic - and its celebrated by announcing a must-have range of Pixar themed bedding.

Primark ranges include their Disney ranges. And, their latest homeware drop is driving shoppers wild!Primark have released a new line of Monsters, Inc.