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First ‘The Bluey Movie’ Teaser Brings Beloved Characters Into 3D Animation
The movie arrives in theaters next summer
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‘Lilo and Stitch 2’ Will Introduce Fan-Favorite Character Angel
The “girl Stitch” alien will appear in the sequel written and directed by Chris Sanders
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‘Ghost Market’ Plunges Pixar Into Spooky Territory
The original film inspired by Hawaiian mythology will be released in the spring of 2028
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‘Coco 2’ First Look Reveals Miguel Is All Grown Up
Benjamin Bratt returns as Ernesto de la Cruz in the Nov. 2029 sequel
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First ‘New Simpsons Movie’ Footage Features Baseball Shenanigans
The long-awaited sequel arrives in theaters on Sept. 3, 2027
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Netflix Defends ‘ANTM’ Docuseries as Tyra Banks’ Defamation Suit Faces Dismissal Bid
“Her disagreement with the resulting portrayal does not make it defamatory,” the filing states
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Pixar Reveals ‘Incredibles 3’ Story Details, Debuts First Look Image
Director Peter Sohn was on hand to reveal early story points for the 2028 feature
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Matt Gutman Accused of Harassment in Former ABC Producer’s Wrongful Termination Lawsuit
“The remark made audibly to others, demeaned [Samira] Said and reduced her professional judgment to a sexualized stereotype,” the filing against the current CBS News correspondent states
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‘Blue Bloods’ Showrunner Refuses to Condemn ‘Boston Blue’ After Bill O’Reilly Calls It a ‘Woke’ Replacement
“‘Boston Blue’ is woke. I mean, they got every ethnicity in the world coming in there,” O’Reilly declares after bemoaning the cancellation of “Blue Bloods”
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Netflix’s Ted Sarandos Celebrated as the ‘Most Loved Industry Executive’ at TV Academy Hall of Fame Induction
The 28th ceremony also honored Jean Smart, Ted Sarandos, Sheila Nevins, the late Ed Bradley and “South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone
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Trump Says He Will ‘Never Apologize’ for Iran War Raising Gas Prices: ‘I Did the Right Thing’
“Just remember, you’re doing it so that a very evil country cannot have … nuclear weapons,” the president insists
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‘The Shards’ Fashion Play: Bringing Back the Dark Glam of ’80s LA
WrapStyle: Plus, The Makeup Archive gives Marilyn Monroe’s lipstick and more beauty treasures the museum treatment
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Golden Globes Foundation Fires CEO Gregory Goeckner in Wake of Lawsuit
Goeckner and the Foundation are both being sued by HFPA members for their takeover of the awards show
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Greg Gutfeld Argues Hasan Piker Is Only ‘Democrat Hot,’ a ‘Republican 3’ at Best
“They are very homely, sad-looking,” the Fox News host adds
