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"I think something's not right." Viva Pictures has unveiled a teaser for an animated movie called Night of the Zoopocalypse, a surprise horror comedy creation arriving in theaters next year. This just premiered at the 2024 Sitges Film Festival in Spain (where I saw it) and will be in theaters in March 2025 - opening nationwide in the US then. A wolf and mountain lion team up when a meteor unleashes a virus turning zoo animals into zombies. They join forces with other survivors to rescue the zoo and stop the deranged mutant leader from spreading the virus. It's a horror movie made for kids (rated PG!), about zoo animals who have to save the day and stop a zombie virus from taking over. There's a cute baby hippo character and a female wolf named Gracie as the main character. With the voices of Gabbi Kosmidis as Gracie, David Harbour as Dan the Mountain Lion,...

Dino Ranch is sticking around on Disney Junior. The cable channel has renewed the animated series for a third season. Another 52 11-minute episodes of the preschooler series have been ordered, in addition to a special 22-minute installment that will introduce a new location and characters. A Fall 2023 premiere date will be announced at a later time.

An adventure series, Dino Ranch takes place in a world where humans and dinosaurs live alongside one another. The Cassidy family operates a ranch that also serves as a dinosaur sanctuary. The show's voice cast includes Tyler Nathan, Jacob Soley, Ava Ro, Jacob Mazeral, Elliott Couillard, Scott Gorman, Athena Karkanis, and Joshua Graham.

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The US National Football League’s new sponsorship announcement has Taylor Swift fans convinced the singer will be performing at the 2023 Super Bowl halftime show on 12 February.

Back in May, Pepsi announced it would be ending its longstanding partnership with the league and its halftime show.

At midnight on Friday (23 September), the NFL’s official Twitter account formally revealed Apple Music as its new sponsor by retweeting Apple Music’s post, captioned, “See you in February”.

It was accompanied by a promotional video displaying the message, “Halftime” and “Super Bowl Lvii”.

While the tweet itself made no mention of the “All Too Well” singer’s name or any direct hints at who the performer could be, Swifties believe the 12am release was intentional, with her newest album – which releases on 21 October – titled Midnights.

“The NFL announcing Apple Music as the sponsor of the Super Bowl halftime show at Midnight,” The...