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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are celebrating their daughter Princess Lilibet‘s fourth birthday at Disneyland!

On Friday (June 6), the 43-year-old Duchess of Sussex took to Instagram to share a post filled with photos and videos of herself, the 40-year-old Duke of Sussex, and their two kids Prince Archie, 6, and Lili at the theme park in California.

Keep reading to find out more…“Thank you @disneyland for giving our family two days of pure joy!” Meghan captioned the post, which was set to Peggy Lee’s “It’s a Good Day.”

The post included footage of the family exploring Disneyland and riding tons of rides, including Dumbo the Flying Elephant and the log flume ride at Tiana’s Bayou Adventure.

Meghan also shared a clip of Lili and Archie meeting Frozen‘s Elsa and Anna along with a photo of herself, Harry, and Archie checking out the Star Wars stormtroopers.

Disney has released the trailer for the official proshot of the West End production of Frozen, which premieres on Disney+ on Friday, June 20. The cast includes Samantha Barks as Elsa and Laura Dawkes as Anna, along with Jammy Kasongo, Craig Gallivan, Oliver Ormson, and Richard Frame. The full-length stage work expands upon and deepens the tale's indelible plot and themes through new songs and story material from the film's creators. The awe-inspiring production brings the magic, music, and spectacle of the hit movie to the stage, with thrilling surprises and astonishing special effects. The production includes 12 new songs written especially for the musical alongside classics such as ‘For the First Time in Forever,’ ‘Do You Want to Build a Snowman?’...

As per recent leaks, Ubisoft seems to have no intention of stopping its expansion of the Assassin’s Creed universe. Assassin’s Creed: Shadows was the most recent entry within the Assassin’s Creed universe, and was generally well received, being considered as one of the stronger AC titles in recent years.

The upcoming Assassin’s Creed Hexe seems to be a very different kind of Assassin’s Creed, with a greater emphasis on dark, foreboding tones this time around. However, recent leaks seem to paint a rather tired trope for the game, which must be avoided at all costs.

Assassin’s Creed Hexe goes on with the same tired revenge trope

As per multiple leaks online (more precisely from Bunny – a well-regarded Ubisoft leaker and Partner), Hexe will feature a female protagonist this time around, named Elsa. Players are handed control of Elsa as soon as the game begins and will have...

In the 1923 season 2 ending, Alex finally realized that war isn’t some metaphor to the Duttons… It is a part of their daily lives. The tragedy is, people die in war, but Alex wasn’t afraid of death anymore. [Spoiler Alert] After crossing half the world to meet her lover, Alex understood a very simple thing in life. Fortunate are those who can choose to die with dignity. And that’s the decision Alex made in the season 2 finale. Her hands and feet were affected by frostbite. The doctors wanted to amputate so she could have a chance to survive, but Alex didn’t want to live like that. She sacrificed her life so her baby could see another dawn and be an emblem of their love’s odyssey. In the end, Alex gave birth to John II and passed away in Spencer’s arms. The shooting star that melted a hunter...

Hold on to your capes, superhero nerds, because James Gunn just dropped a sneak peek from Superman and it’s already giving us chills, literally. The first official look at the Fortress of Solitude has arrived, and it’s less “man cave in Antarctica” and more “architectural digest cover shoot meets alien zen palace.”

Seriously, if Superman ever gets tired of saving the world, he could totally Airbnb this place for $4,000 a night. Now, the Fortress of Solitude is traditionally Superman’s private hangout, where he reflects, trains, chats with ghost holograms of Jor-El, and probably keeps a stash of alien snacks.

A still from James Gunn’s Superman | Credits: Warner Bros.

But in Gunn’s hands? This Fortress isn’t just solitary. It’s sleek. It’s mystical. It’s glacier-core meets Krypton-core. And if this is how Clark Kent lives off the clock, then one can only imagine...

Spoiler Alert !!!Warning: This piece contains Heavy Spoilers for 1923 season 2!

I’ve always been one to appreciate a gripping finale that tugs at your heartstrings and leaves you wide-eyed in anticipation. But sometimes a supersized event is a bit too much for the emotional baggage we’ve already packed.

Well, I’ve been holding my breath, waiting for 1923 to take me on one last wild ride in its supersized season 2 finale. And as much as we’re all chomping at the bit to see Spencer Dutton (Brandon Sklenar) finally reunite with Alexandra (Julia Schlaepfer), I can’t shake the feeling that there’s a storm brewing. I’m not entirely convinced this ending will do Yellowstone any favors.

Jacob and Cara Dutton in 1923 | Credits: Paramount+

Sure, 1923’s finale promises a grand finale with all the bells and whistles, but there’s a nagging truth lurking just beneath the surface like an elephant in the room.

Idina Menzel, standing at a height of 5 feet 4 ¼ inches (163.2 cm), is a popular American actress and singer celebrated for her exceptional contributions to the world of Broadway musicals.

Arriving for a taping of the Today show in New York on August 17, 2023, Idina Menzel turned heads in a bold monochrome turquoise ensemble while promoting her new album Drama Queen (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

How Tall Is Idina Menzel—and What Shoe Size Does She Wear?

Her height is approximately in line with the average American woman’s. On average, adult women in the United States are around 5 feet 4 inches tall (about 162.6 cm).

Idina Menzel’s shoe size in the US is 7. In the UK sizing system, it’s approximately 5.5 UK; in the European system, it’s around 37-38 EU; in the Japanese system, it’s about 24-24.5 cm.

Idina Menzel’s red carpet appearances are a testament to her evolving relationship with fashion—especially footwear.

Quick LinksIs Jack Dutton John's Grandfather?Is Spencer Dutton John's Grandfather?1923 Could Pull Off a Major Twist With Jacob Dutton

1923Season 2 marks the end of the Yellowstone prequel series, charting yet another chapter in the Dutton family saga as they fight to defend their beloved ranch from outside forces seeking to steal it away. Halfway through the season, Taylor Sheridan and his team are still teasing viewers with numerous mysteries that have yet to unfold. With only a few episodes left, fans are left to put together various clues dropped throughout the show's two seasons to come to their conclusions.

One of the biggest mysteries surrounding 1923 is how exactly it connects to Yellowstone, the original series in Sheridan's television universe. The prequel features several branches of the Dutton family, though it isn't clear how they are related to the characters from Yellowstone. For years, fans have theorized as to...

There’s no question about it: YouTube absolutely dominates the under-12 entertainment experience. Recent data shows kids ages 2-12 watch an average of 106 minutes of YouTube content per day, making it the top platform for kids. Its viewership share for the kiddo demographic is more than double broadcast TV’s.

But the stuff kids watch there isn’t always good for them. Sometimes it’s what YouTube calls “low-quality content.”

And YouTube knows that. It also knows it’s had ongoing problems quality controlling content aimed at kids. You may remember 2017’s Elsagate, where videos of characters like Elsa from Frozen and Spider-Man were showing up on kids’ recommended feeds. The videos appeared normal on the surface, but often had disturbing and/or sexual content buried within.

To address these problems, YouTube has done things like push young users toward the family-friendly, advertising-absent version of its platform, YouTube Kids, and...

The melancholy of coming of age is captured in the whimsically dark “Bonjour Tristesse,” based on Françoise Sagan’s 1954 novella whose title translates to “Hello, Sadness.”

“Palm Trees and Power Lines” standout star Lily McInerny plays 18-year-old Cécile who is vacationing with her father Raymond (Claes Bang) and his lover Elsa (Naïlia Harzoune). However, their summer takes a twisted turn when Anne (Chloë Sevigny), a friend of Cécile’s late mother, drives down from Paris to pay the family a visit.

As the synopsis teases, “Cécile’s world is threatened and, desperate to regain control, she sets in motion a plan to drive Anne away with tragic consequences. The three embark on an incredible journey of deceit, lust, compassion, and unconditional love against the backdrop of an unforgettable French summer.” Aliocha Schneider also stars.

“Bonjour Tristesse” is writer/director Durga Chew-Bose’s directorial debut; the film premiered at 2024 TIFF.

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[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for 1923 Season 2.] Elsa Dutton’s (Isabel May) narrations in the very first episode of 1923 warned that only one of James (Tim McGraw) and Margaret Dutton’s (Faith Hill) children would live to carry on the Dutton legacy into the future. Given that John Dutton I (James Badge Dale) died in 1923 Season 1 and Elsa died at the end of 1883, Spencer Dutton (Brandon Sklenar) is clearly that child. But this narration may also hint that Spencer is going to be the main character of 1944, the next supposed Yellowstone spinoff. It’s been a while since there have been any updates about that previously announced prequel (and no cast or characters or plot have been announced), but it’s reportedly still on the table. There are some other subtle details that make us think Spencer’s great love, Alexandra (Julia Schlaepfer), will lead 1944 alongside him, should the show ever come to pass. 1883 told the story...

Following its TIFF premiere last fall, Durga Chew-Bose’s Françoise Sagan adaptation Bonjour Tristesse recently traveled to New York, opening the Museum of the Moving Image’s First Look. Now, Greenwich Entertainment has set a May 2 theatrical debut for the drama starring Chloë Sevigny, Claes Bang, Lily McInerny, Nailia Harzoune, and Aliocha Schneider, and released the first trailer.

Here’s the synopsis: “At the height of summer, 18-year-old Cécile (Lily McInerny) is languishing by the French seaside with her handsome father, Raymond (Claes Bang), and his girlfriend, Elsa (Naïlia Harzoune), when the arrival of her late mother’s friend, Anne (Chloë Sevigny), changes everything. Amid the sun-drenched splendour of their surroundings, Cécile’s world is threatened and, desperate to regain control, she sets in motion a plan to drive Anne away with tragic consequences. An adaptation of Françoise Sagan’s unforgettable coming-of-age novel by the same title, Durga Chew-Bose’s...

This is a scene-by-scene recap of 1923 Season 2 Episode 4, “Journey the Rivers of Iron.” For a discussion of the episode, please visit the 1923 Season 2 Episode 4 review.

Whitfield is addressing some men about modern American conveniences. They no longer use their hands to get rich but their minds. But where will they spend their money and free time?

They’ll travel wherever they can experience a world opposite of their own. Montana is the perfect place to do it. Selling an experience is an infinite resource that costs nothing to create because it already exists.

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He speaks of three concurrent phases: an airport, paved roadways through Paradise Valley, and a winter park resort that will keep people coming year-round to ice skate, toboggan, and ski. The men laugh at him. Why suffer through winter only to vacation there?

The man thinks vacationing on a beach is much different than snow.

Olaf's death in Frozen II is arguably the saddest moment in the franchise. But, according to Josh Gad, who voiced the lovable snowman in both films, the character's death in the original script was much more brutal.

The actor detailed the devastating scene in his new memoir In Gad We Trust, explaining that writer-director Jennifer Lee had to rewrite it. "Jen and I started recording the dialogue and I couldn't get through it without sobbing," Gad recalled in an excerpt from his book via Entertainment Weekly. "Those first recordings were brutal, and I remember feeling that we were doing something that was going to pack a serious punch."

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But it wasn't until the movie went through its first test screening that Gad,...

Josh Gad explains why one Olaf scene had to be changed for Frozen II. Known for his adorable song "In Summer" in 2013's Frozen, Olaf is the jovial snowman in the Frozen movies. Gad, who has performed on Broadway, contributed his vocal talents to Olaf for the movie. He is joined by a talented Frozen voice cast including Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, Jonathan Groff, and Ciarán Hinds. Gad is set to reprise his snowman role in Frozen 3, which is set for release in 2027.

In his memoir In Gad We Trust (via Entertainment Weekly), Gad explains how a key Olaf scene from Frozen II had to be rewritten. According to the actor, Frozen II's original Olaf death scene was "brutal," and Gad himself even struggled to get through it in the recording booth. After a test screening, Gad asked director Jennifer Lee how she thought it went, and she...

Frozen 2 could have ended up a childhood trauma scar for a generation of kids on the level of Bambi's mom if some key details had stayed in the picture. According to Olaf actor, Josh Gad, his character's death scene in the original script was so brutal, it left kids in the test screenings "fully traumatized." Which is...not exactly what Disney was looking for in the follow-up to the juggernaut first film.

According to Entertainment Weekly, however, that's what they nearly got. In his newly released memoir, In Gad We Trust, the actor explains that in the "truly stunning," "first version [of the death], Olaf himself was scared and confused by what was happening." Their "commitment to the brutality of Olaf's naïveté about all things," he explained, "made our intended audience scared for Olaf, rather than emotional."

Imagine coming in to film Frozen 2 and your first day at work is recording this death scene?...

Frozen's Elsa comes to life in a new cosplay, which recreates her ice powers. Released in 2013 and directed by Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee, the Disney animated adventure film follows Princess Anna (Kristen Bell) as she embarks on a mission to recover her sister, Elsa (Idina Menzel), whose ice powers have plunged the kingdom of Arendelle into an eternal winter. The film was a major hit and was followed by the even more successful Frozen 2, and both Anna and Elsa are now set to return once more in the announced Frozen 3.

While the wait continues for Frozen 3, cosplayer Grimilde Malatesta recreates Elsa's look from the "Let It Go" sequence from the original movie in an impressive cosplay. The cosplay features a screen-accurate blue Elsa gown, along with the character's blonde hairstyle and makeup. The cosplay even includes a digital ice effect reminiscent of Elsa's powers in the movie.

For years, Disney has built upon its empire of beloved Disney princesses, yet with the recent release of Moana 2, it seems as though the company may be heading in a new direction with its female characters. Premiering at the end of 2024, Moana 2 is the long-awaited sequel to 2016's Moana. In the latest installment, Moana teams up with a group of her friends to go on a quest to revive a sunken island that will reconnect the people of the ocean. Along the way, the titular character reunites with her old demigod pal, Maui.

It is no secret that Disney has shifted its storylines over the years, opting for more diverse and character-centric stories rather than plain tales of romance and damsels in distress. For the most part, these have proven to be great changes. Frozen, which focuses on sisterly love and personal freedom, is one of Disney's most popular IPs.

After nearly 17 years, the MCU has grown considerably large, with a massive cast of characters that span dozens of movies and television series. The universe’s humble beginnings almost feel surreal when looking back on how it all kicked off with Iron Man. Now, the MCU timeline almost feels unwieldy, spanning decades and multiple alternate universes. At the center of it all, though, are the well-liked characters that fans have grown to love.

Despite already being massive, the upcoming MCU release schedule promises to introduce even more heroes. One of the greatest aspects of the MCU is seeing all these different heroes interact with each other, mostly starting out in their own movies before becoming part of something much bigger. Unfortunately, because of the remarkable number of characters, not all of them will have a chance to interact with each other, due to various circumstances.

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Spoiler Alert for 1883, 1923, & Yellowstone

Yellowstone spelled out its ending in another story that followed the Dutton family. In 1883, the earliest-known members of John Dutton's family embarked on a harrowing journey from Texas to Montana on a variant of the Oregon Trail. Rather than battling criminals and development complexes, James Dutton's family in 1883 fought the perils of nature. James, Margaret, Elsa, and John forged rivers in Texas, braved tornadoes on the Great Plains, and faced the chilling threat of winter as they approached the mountains in a covered wagon. Still, the Dutton family's primary enemy in 1883 was greed, the same as always.

At the end of their journey, the Dutton family encounters a wise figure who guides them to their destination and foretells the end of their legacy. In the Yellowstone season 5 finale, Kayce Dutton brings that prophecy from 1883 to fruition. The development proves that Yellowstone screenwriter Taylor Sheridan...

Here’s something you might not know about Thor: he carries two copies of a gene that significantly increases his risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. The revelation came while he was filming his National Geographic series Limitless, and it was enough to make him hit pause on his bustling acting career to prioritize his health and family time.

Chris Hemsworth | Credits: Gage Skidmore, Cc By-sa 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

This discovery of carrying the APOE4 gene wasn’t just another Hollywood headline – it sparked a crucial conversation about genetic predisposition to Alzheimer’s disease and what it means for both carriers and their families. Let’s dive into what this gene actually is, and why it’s got everyone talking about brain health.

Understanding the APOE4 gene and its connection to Alzheimer’s Pet Scans | Credits: Health and Human Services Department, National Institutes of Health, National Institute on Aging,...

Once Upon a Time adapted many Disney fairy tales, from princesses to villains and everything in between, always with a fun twist on the characters fans thought they knew. After three seasons of drawing from classics, Once Upon a Time turned to Disney's most recent hit movie and brought Frozen's Elsa and Anna into the show. Elsa initially seems to be the antagonist to the Once Upon a Time's Charming family, but the show involves another character, their Aunt Ingrid (Elizabeth Mitchell), who also has ice-based powers, to be the real villain of season 4A.

By season 4, Once Upon a Time had adapted many Disney princesses, yet the show's live-action Elsa (Georgina Haig) and Anna (Elizabeth Lail) are exactly like their movie origins. However, while Frozen was a phenomenon as a film, translating it into Once Upon a Time was not as successful. Elsa and Anna's inclusion felt awkward to fans of the show,...

Spoiler Alert for 1883, 1923, & Yellowstone

This article mentions suicide.

The Dutton family experiences a long list of tragedies in Yellowstone, with many shocking deaths marking the Dutton family tree. Many of the family's heartbreaking tragedies occur with their ongoing fight to maintain control of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch, the largest contiguous ranch in the United States. The family's perils begin in 1883 when they traverse a northwestern trail from Texas to Montana in search of a more satisfying life. The unsavory incidents that the Dutton family faced in Yellowstone prequel, 1883, set them up for more hardships.

Despite James and Margaret Dutton, John Dutton III's earliest known ancestors, making it to Montana, their daughter experiences a tragic fate. Elsa's fate is just the first sacrifice of many the family makes for the next 140 years while defending their land, which began with James Dutton's dream. Only a few Dutton family members escaped the family's trend,...

Everything we know about the Dutton Family tree ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

The Yellowstone universe consists of prequels, sequels, and spinoffs. A few of them are still in production, some have aired and showcased a much older generation of the Dutton family. Here’s a brief guide to the connected characters and how the ranch-based family shaped into what it now is.

The Dutton Family Tree: 1883 James Dutton

James, played by Tim McGraw, is a farmer from Tennessee who has seen the Civil War, served in the army, and has faced life as a prisoner. His wife is Margaret and they have two children Elsa and John. They settle down in Montana where the now famous Yellowstone Dutton Ranch is based.

Margaret Dutton

Margaret, played by Faith Hill, is the wife of James and is a confident and strong woman. She is his source of support and is very protective of...

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Moana 2.Although Moana 2 belongs to one of Disney's newer princesses, the wayfinder has quickly risen as one of the most beloved and, now, the most powerful. Disney princesses have changed a lot over the years, but they often fight against adversaries with supernatural powers or formidable strength — yet always prove themselves more than capable through their resilience, open hearts, and intelligence. While this is also the case for the Motunui leader, her story has now taken a remarkable turn, as Moana 2’s ending grants Moana (Auli'i Cravalho) demigod abilities on top of her other admirable traits.

Early Disney princesses like Snow White and Cinderella, though emotionally strong, were written to be saved by a capable man. The Disney Renaissance gave its princesses unique qualities like Belle's intelligence and Mulan becoming a warrior. Disney's powered princesses are rare even in the modern era,...

One of the main features that has made Disney Dreamlight Valley one of the most successful cozy games in recent years is the element of nostalgia that the game provides for players who grew up adoring Disney's beloved characters. From Pixar favorites to classic Disney stars like Mickey Mouse himself, there are many different characters to unlock and befriend in Disney Dreamlight Valley. For some players, the addition of Disney Princesses in the game is the most exciting feature, bringing with them all sorts of reward items and objects to collect in Scrooge's Store.

So far, Disney Dreamlight Valley has introduced many Disney Princesses, including Rapunzel, Ariel, Mulan, Tiana, Elsa and Anna, and Belle. For fans of Disney's Sleeping Beauty, Princess Aurora might join the party in The Storybook Vale "Part Two" upon its release at the end of 2025. However, this leaves a couple of the Disney franchise's beloved princesses missing from Disney Dreamlight Valley,...

Spoiler Alert for 1883 & Yellowstone season 5, episode 14, "Life Is A Promise"

Yellowstone's season 5 finale missed the opportunity to highlight Tate's significance. Tate's positioning in the Dutton family tree is critically important to the franchise and the outcome of season 5. In the Yellowstone finale, Kayce Dutton sold the Yellowstone Ranch to the Broken Rock Tribe, whose ancestors owned the land before the Dutton family. Consequently, Beth and Kayce could move on from the ranch, settling with their families in Dillon and East Camp, respectively.

Kayce, Tate, and Monica had a full circle ending in Yellowstone, with the patriarch's bold decision blending his desire to protect the ranch and to put his family first. Kayce's negotiations allowed the youngest sixth-generation Dutton to escape the dangers of protecting his family's massive Montana land legacy, the largest contiguous ranch in the US. The exoneration of this burden is why Kayce keeps saying they are free after selling the ranch.

Though he's better known for creating prestige TV shows and movies, Taylor Sheridan has also played four characters in the projects he wrote. Before Taylor Sheridan wrote his shows and movies, Taylor Sheridan was an actor in his own right. He starred in a few notable projects, like Sons of Anarchy, where he played David Hale, and got quite a bit of experience in front of the camera. He's also used that experience in his own shows, as he's become one of many recurring actors in Sheridan's shows. Over the years, Sheridan has had small roles in four of his own movies and shows.

Most of Sheridan's shows include big casts filled with prominent actors, so his cameos can often fly under the radar. For example, the cast of Landman includes Billy Bob Thornton, Jon Hamm, and Demi Moore, and Sheridan is exceptionally skilled at securing big names to star in his projects.

Beth Dutton from Yellowstone has proven herself to be a sharp-tongued and fearless woman, who can turn into a beast when it comes to protecting her family. She’s complex and fierce, but her extreme behavior makes some fans loathe the character, while others truly love her.

Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton | Paramount Network

Beth, played by Kelly Reilley, is someone who needs a redemption arc, where she doesn’t lose her edge, but possibly develops more depth and balance. There’s only one woman in the Dutton lineage who can inspire Beth to become a more evolved version of herself, so let’s dive in and find out who this iconic figure is.

Could 1883’s Elsa’s influence redeem Yellowstone’s Beth? Isabel May as Elsa Dutton in 1883 | Paramount +

Elsa Dutton from 1883, essayed by Isabel May is Beth’s ancestor. She was the epitome of resilience and compassion and...

A Disney Dreamlight Valley fan got a fright when they opened their inventory and saw a bit more than they bargained for. Dreamlight Valley is usually a wholesome title that lets players interact with their favorite Disney characters in a town they design and customize. The game features faithful recreations of beloved Disney films and franchises, and a story that strings them all together into a cohesive narrative. Part of the game's charm is in meeting and befriending personalities that come to life through the Valley's vibrant community of NPCs.

Redditor Jay-birdi was not expecting to get a very up-close and personal view of one of these characters. They share a video that shows their character going about their day, walking through the valley when they stop to open their inventory. Moments before they do so, Elsa walks just barely into the frame at the bottom of the screen. Once the inventory opens up,...

Vanderpump Rules alum, Stassi Schroeder has suffered a violent and bloody hit to her face, mainly her chin. She loves to play around with her two children, Hartford and Messer. Unfortunately, there can be casualties, and Stassi’s face happened to be one of them. So, how did this all go down? Keep reading for more details as to what went down.

Stassi Schroeder Suffers Violent & Bloody Hit To Face

She may be a mother of two now but Stassi Schroeder was a force to be reckoned with for eight seasons on Vanderpump Rules. She made the rules and everyone had to fall in line. Furthermore, she could get aggressive and it was captured on film. When she learned that her ex-boyfriend, Jax Taylor had slept with her best friend and co-star, Kristen Doute, she was livid. Therefore, she smacked her across the face as hard as she could. She...

Disney fans everywhere might be putting away their Christmas decorations and putting the stockings back in storage, but that doesn't mean we can't keep warm with a little Disney magic during the winter months. Although Santa Claus is back at the North Pole, we can still keep watching our frosty favorites.

The time between Christmas and New Year's might feel like something of a holiday limbo, but that doesn't mean we still can't have a little fun. Since there's practically a Disney movie for every occasion, here are some of our Disney+ picks for beating back those after-holidays blues.

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While we might be cheating a little with this TV movie from Disney and Pixar, it technically happens directly after Christmas. As Bonnie brings Woody and the gang over to her friend Mason’s to play with their new Christmas gifts, Woody, Buzz, Trixie, and Rex...

Details are sparse about Disney’s third animated Frozen movie. Could a hypothetical plotline for Frozen III force Disney fans to “let it go” when it comes to viewing Elsa as the hero of the Arrendale story? Could Elsa turn to the “dark side” and finally become the Snow Queen?

What if Disney revisited the original fairytale that Frozen was based on, Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Snow Queen?”

From Evil Snow Queen to the Singing Sisters of Disney’s ‘Frozen’

The production history of Disney’s blockbuster hit, “Frozen,” is a tale of creative evolution and determination. Originally inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Snow Queen,” the film underwent a fascinating transformation as Disney worked tirelessly to adapt the story into the enchanting masterpiece that captured hearts worldwide.

Disney’s fascination with Andersen’s “The Snow Queen” dates back to the late 1930s. However, attempts to adapt the...

Chris Hemsworth‘s wife Elsa Pataky shared a rare family photo from the holidays!

The 48-year-old model took to social media on Thursday (December 26) to offer a glimpse at her family’s Christmas celebration. The new photo featured all three of her and Chris‘ kids – 12-year-old daughter India and 10-year-old twin sons Sasha and Tristan.

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Elsa shared the new picture on Instagram. In it, the entire family is wearing matching hooded pajamas that feature the Grinch.

India, Sasha and Tristan are standing right behind her as she snaps the selfie, and Chris is in the background closer to their Christmas tree.

“Hope you all had a great Christmas,” she wrote in the caption.

This is the first time that Elsa has shared a pics of the family since September, when she uploaded adorable photos to celebrate Father’s Day in Australia.

Sasha and Tristan...

Warning: Spoilers for Blood Hunters #5Whereas the United States has Captain America, England proudly proclaims Captain Britain as its paragon of justice. However, while Betsy Braddock still maintains the title, she renounced her allegiance to the United Kingdom during the Fall of Krakoa. Thankfully, Marvel just introduced her obvious successor.

Blood Hunters #5 by Erica Schultz, Chris Campana, and Robert Gill is the final installment in the Blood Hunters’ mission to drive back Varnae’s remaining vampiric forces from New York City. After Dagger is kidnapped by the Bloodcoven, Elsa Bloodstone, Hallows’ Eve, and White Widow launch a full offensive against the godly vampires.

When the fight begins to turn against the heroes’ favor, Bloodstone equips Hallows’ Eve’s Captain America mask. Magically, Elsa is given Steve Rogers’s powers and dons a new patriotic suit. Still bound to her Bloodgem, Elsa becomes an enchanted super soldier, and she loves the experience.

Taylor Sheridan is not one to hold back on a shocking and brutal ending for his central characters, as proven by his latest entry in the Yellowstone finale. When it comes to the prequel series, 1923, a similar fate may be lying in wait for some of the Duttons, despite what the audience may expect from the show.

Helen Mirren and Michelle Randolph in 1923 [Credit: Paramount+]

While endless theories exist on social media about where Sheridan is headed with Season 2 of the prequel, there are some that hit the spot while a few others feed into the imaginative fantasy and frenzy. Whatever the end may hold for 1923, Taylor Sheridan will certainly deliver a satisfying finale, considering he has not yet disappointed the audience when it comes to storytelling and world-building.

Taylor Sheridan’s plans for 1923 Season 2: Theory Jack and Elizabeth Dutton [Credit: Paramount+]

When Taylor Sheridan began expanding the Yellowstone universe, the fans...

With the box office smash Moana 2 crushing box office records, Disney has added another monster musical to their filmography. Few companies are more associated with the genre than Disney. Not only do they win big prizes in film, but Disney Musicals have taken over Broadway for years at a time. Moana 2 will still pocket several hundred million dollars before it’s done. That, as well as the impending release of Mufasa, make this the perfect time to look back over the best Disney Musicals in history.

Of note, this is a contentious discussion, to say the least. There are dozens of movies and musicals to choose from, all with valid rationales behind their inclusion. This required some hardline rules, which eliminated a few movies in the process. To qualify, we required four songs, sung for the purposes of plot by a character in the movie, to be eligible for inclusion.

While many movies focus on a single main character, there have been so many other great releases that have multiple protagonists. Whether it’s two-handers with dual lead roles or an ensemble movie packed with endless character introductions and bit parts, this variety in filmmaking makes for incredibly engaging viewing and allows for a type of storytelling that’s not possible when it’s just focused on one main character. In some cases, it can be difficult for viewers to even agree on who the main character is, as each cast member adds something vital to the narrative.

Many of the best movies ever made featured multiple main characters and had a broad focus across several different subplots. There are plenty of amazing directors, like Quentin Tarantino and Wes Anderson, who have excelled in making great movies that feature lots of main characters who each complement and inform the other.

Frozen is one of Disney’s most beloved movies of all time, and the holiday season is the perfect time to revisit it.

However, no matter how often you watch the movie and it’s sequel, we bet that there’s so much you don’t know about them.

Believe it or not, the original blockbuster premiered in theaters more than 10 years ago. In honor of the special anniversary, Vanity Fair got the film’s stars including Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, Josh Gad and Jonathan Groff together to look back on the start of the successful franchise.

The feature revealed a lot about how the final movie we know and love differed from the original that Disney set out to create. It featured different actresses reading for Elsa and Anna (the characters played by Idina and Kristen) and a very different plot.

We also learned that Frozen was not the...

Tonight, we’ve got the latest on everything – the bonus puzzle, all answers and contestants – that you need to know about tonight’s episode of Wheel of Fortune!

The post is updated as soon as it airs, so stay on TV Regular for all the latest on Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy! and all the latest TV news and previews.

Wheel of Fortune Contestants & Winner – Wednesday, 18 December 2024 WinnerOther Contestants Noel BallaccoEdwin Sanchez, Shawn Miller Wheel of Fortune Prize Puzzle & All Solutions – Wednesday, 18 December 2024 $1,000 Toss Up: Elsa & Anna (Characters)

$2,000 Toss Up: Keeping It Simple (What Are You Doing?)

Round 1: Hood & Christmas Ornament (Same Name)

Round 2: Flower Arrangement (Around the House)

Round 3 (Prize): I Could Stay Here All Week (Phrase)

Triple Toss Up 1: Fitted Sheet (Thing)

Triple Toss Up 2: Dryer Sheet (Thing)

Triple Toss Up 3: Sheet Metal (Thing)

Round 4: Candy Canes (Food & Drink) Wheel of Fortune Bonus Puzzle,...

Disney's princess movies have been a childhood staple to many over the years. Young viewers look up to their favorite heroines, who get to go on thrilling adventures, fall in love, fight for what they believe in and live happily ever after. What some viewers don't realize until later in life is just how young the protagonists are when they experience these things. This has prompted fans to wonder just how old their favorite Disney princesses are.

While some Disney princesses' ages are directly confirmed in their respective movies, others are more difficult to pin down, having been revealed by different sources over the years. That said, there's certainly a pattern, with almost all of these young women being teenagers in their debut films. From Snow White to Elsa, here's what audiences know about each Disney princess's age.

Snow White Is the Youngest Disney Princess Age: 14

Disney's first-ever princess, Snow White,...

Spoiler Alert for 1883 & Yellowstone season 5, episode 14, "Life Is A Promise"

The Yellowstone season 5 finale concludes some of the franchise's best stories, including one that began years ago in a prequel series. Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan also launched the prequel series 1883 and 1923 after starting the flagship series, and they weave into the modern-day Dutton family tree. When Kayce sells the ranch to the Broken Rock Tribe in the Yellowstone season 5 finale, he pays off a vital tale from a different show, highlighting how important the beginning of the Dutton story is in 1883.

Paramount Network stages a super-sized finale as Yellowstone season 5, episode 14 has a lot of ground to cover. Beth and Jamie resolve their enduring war, the Broken Rock Tribe stops the pipeline on their land, and John Dutton is laid to rest. Kayce and Beth can finally start their next chapter after selling the Yellowstone Ranch to Thomas Rainwater and Broken Rock.

“Yellowstone,” the most popular show on television, has ended.

Or has it?

The confusion over whether or not Taylor Sheridan’s blockbuster Paramount Network series is over for good after Sunday night’s season finale remains. But what is for certain is that a big chapter closed, with the family selling the ranch to Rainwater (Gil Birmingham) and the reservation; Beth (Kelly Reilly) and Rip (Cole Hauser) leaving the ranch; and Jamie (Wes Bentley) dying at the hands of a vengeful Beth.

Also: they finally buried John Dutton (formerly played by Kevin Costner), which was a touching and strange moment.

But as to where this leaves the show (and a number of potential spinoffs) is anybody’s guess. The ambiguity of the final moments of the finale, punctuated by narration that began in “Yellowstone” prequel “1883” and continued with “1923,” certainly didn’t help anything.

TheWrap spoke to Christina Alexandra Voros, an...

Aaron Rodgers has a lot to complain about at the moment.

His New York Jets are 4-10 and certain to miss the NFL playoffs, and his ex-girlfriend Shailene Woodley is finally opening up about their toxic relationship.

And Aaron’s not known for his sunny disposition even when things are going well, so you can bet that he’s especially grumpy these days.

Aaron Rodgers of the New York Jets looks on prior to playing the Cleveland Browns at Cleveland Browns Stadium on December 28, 2023 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Nick Cammett/Getty Images)

Yes, the future Hall of Famer has a long history of sullenness, and he opens up about some of his past problems in a new Netflix docuseries entitled Aaron Rodgers: Enigma.

Aaron Rodgers Speaks Out on Falling Out With Family

Episode two of the series finds Aaron speaking out about his strained relationship with brother Jordan Rodgers,...

Spoiler Alert for 1883 & Yellowstone season 5, episode 14, "Life Is A Promise"

Yellowstone season 5 finale concludes its most significant stories with an ending that was previously revealed two years ago. Montana’s Indigenous people finally disrupt the Department of Interior’s pipeline when they successfully displace its pipe in the episode’s opening. Beth and Rip bid farewell to the Yellowstone cowboys, who all have exciting endeavors on the horizon. The finale also wraps up Kevin Costner’s John Dutton III's story, who died in the Yellowstone season 5, part 2 premiere.

Beth and Jamie’s war in Yellowstone wraps up as well, with the siblings engaging in an intense brawl. When Rip arrives, he holds Jamie for Beth to stab him in cold blood, with John’s daughter successfully avenging his death. However, none of those segments topped the fate of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch, which Kayce sold to the Broken Rock Tribe.

Charles Schulz's Peanuts and Jim Davis' Garfield are the two most beloved comic strips of all time, and not only did the creators influence each other, but Schulz actually redesigned Davis' creation as a personal favor. This was no one-time change, either, with Davis incorporating Schulz's alteration into what fans would consider Garfield's modern design.

In an interview with Heritage Auctions (included below), Davis discusses how Schulz redesigned his iconic tabby cat. Animating Garfield's first TV special, 1982's Here Comes Garfield, Davis realized that Garfield's design made it impossible for the cartoon cat to dance over the credits as he'd intended.

"I was having a terrible time with it," Davis admits, "because he had these tiny little feet and this big round body." Thankfully, Davis quickly discovered that Charles Schulz was just one room over, working on a Peanuts special. Not only did Schulz have the answer -...

From “Home Alone” to “White Christmas,” these are the movies our staff absolutely loves at Christmas.

We’ve been on a mission to bring you all of the very best Christmas content you can find across the major streaming platforms, including Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and more. But what if all of the options have you feeling a little dizzy, and you just need a little bit of help to choose the right movie for you?

Here at The Streamable, we obviously watch a lot of movies, so of course we have favorites when it comes to holiday hits. Within, you’ll find some that you’ve most certainly seen before, but perhaps you’ll find a hidden gem or two that you can celebrate for the first time.

Read on to see what members of The Streamable staff absolutely have to watch during every holiday season.

Streamable Staff Picks: Our...

Moana 2 is one of the biggest hits of 2024. That shouldn't be shocking, considering Moana is the most watched movie on Disney+, but it certainly is a leap to see how big the franchise has grown where it is seemingly going toe to toe in terms of popularity and box office as Frozen and its sequel Frozen II did. Moana 2 is performing on pace with Frozen II, and fans are watching to see if it can overtake the 2019's $1.4 billion worldwide box office.

Besides box office successes, Frozen II and Moana 2 have a great deal in common. Both are sequels to modern Walt Disney Animation Studios hits that launched popular new brands for Disney. They both occur three years after the original film and model their stories after an RPG, with the characters fitting specific archetypes. Moana 2 and Frozen II also set up a grand mythology to be explored in sequels.

Spoiler Alert for 1883 and Yellowstone season 5, episode 14, "Life Is A Promise"

Elsa Dutton narrates the end of the Dutton Ranch in Yellowstone, and her monologue is the perfect ending for her family's story. Elsa is deeply embedded in the story of the Duttons' legacy in Montana, which they part with in the finale. As Yellowstone season 5, part 2, came to a head, Elsa's story became relevant again as her family passed on the ranch's stewardship to the Broken Rock Tribe, which her Yellowstone prequel story foretold. In the Yellowstone season 5 finale, Kayce sells the land to the reservation.

Kayce's decision prompts Montana's Indigenous people to return the land to the way the Duttons found it, except for one vital piece. When some of the Broken Rock children knock over the Duttons' graves, Mo Brings Plenty stops them and reminds them that the family died protecting the land. When Mo returns an...

With Women Of Action, Caroline Siede digs into the history of women-driven action movies to explore what these stories say about gender and how depictions of female action heroes have evolved over time.

One of the biggest rallying cries of the last decade of pop culture discourse has been the...