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Disneyland’s popular area geared toward its youngest fans has reopened after about a year-long closure. The refresh doubles down on kid play.
The ‘Shazam!’ sequel fell short of its modest expectations ($35 million) as well as the first film in the series ($53.5 million in April 2019).
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The failure to showcase more South Asian talent in the performance of ‘RRR’s’ ‘Naatu Naatu’ was a misstep, dancers and choreographers told The Times.
Singer-songwriter Tems, whose massive, cloud-like gown had people working to peer around her during the Oscars ceremony, acknowledges the kerfuffle.
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Police have confirmed that Dick Van Dyke suffered ‘moderate injuries’ after crashing his car into a block wall and gate in Malibu.
If Nick Lachey completes anger management classes and goes to 12-step meetings, he won’t be criminally charged after clashing with a paparazzo last year.
Yara Shahidi, who plays Tinker Bell in ‘Peter Pan & Wendy,’ is excited about the film’s diverse casting. ‘We’ve been left out for so long,’ she says.
King Family performer and TV producer Ric de Azevedo died last week after ‘a lengthy illness,’ the King Family and King Cousins announced.
Twice singer Chaeyoung says she ‘didn’t correctly recognize’ the meaning of the swastika on her shirt. That top followed one with a QAnon message.
Public screenings in Hong Kong of a slasher film that features Winnie the Pooh have been scrapped, sparking discussions over increasing censorship.
Gwyneth Paltrow was present in Park City, Utah, as a jury began hearing arguments about whether she is liable for a 2016 crash on the ski slopes.
Rudolph Isley claims in a lawsuit that his brother and bandmate has unfairly taken full ownership of the Isley Brothers trademark.
A picture is worth a thousand words, but a voice recording from 2015 is worth $40 million, if you ask Bad Bunny’s ex-girlfriend.
The rockers of 3 Doors Down will head to California this fall for shows near Sacramento and in Orange County during their Away From the Sun Anniversary tour.
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It was another weird year. This is the music, movies, theater, books, television and art that got us through.