Chadwick Boseman says he wants nothing to do with Marvel TV
Black Panther actor Chadwick Boseman has said that he does not want to do a TV show and is focused on other projects that are no franchises. He will continue to play Black Panther on the big screen and is willing to return for Black Panther 2, so long as it honors the foundation set in the first film.
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Since the dawn of the current era of superhero cinema, fans could annually look forward to major SDCC announcements from Marvel Studios and DC Entertainment. Now that superheroes are part of binge-able shows, major streamers such as Netflix (during its brief union with Marvel) and Amazon (which distributes the raunchy “The Boys”) have used SDCC as a blowhorn to attract a growing fan base
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Here’s How You Can Have Your Own Disney Sing-Along at Home Using Disney+
Whether you missed it or caught the karaoke bug,there are so many Disney movies you can watch on Disney+ that’ll be perfect for your own sing-alongs. Despite Disney being masters at musicals, High School Musical:The Musical: The Series is the only program to have their own sing-along version at home. Whether you want to watch the original Aladdin or the live-action remake from 2019, they’re both chock-full of great songs.
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Tokyo Disney Resort Closure Extended Through Mid-May
Tokyo Disney Resort Closure Extended Through Mid-May
The Oriental Land Company has announced that the Tokyo Disney Resort closure will be extended though at least mid-May, to an undetermined date. No word on how this will affect the planned Disney Easter event that was set to begin March 27th at Tokyo Disney Sea.
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