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Mockingjay Pt. 1 soundtrack debuts at No.1 on the itunes chart


Papasito Prince Royce's 1st English Single (ft. Snoop Dogg)

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hmmm no. imma need you to try a lot harder than this royce.. give us fast solo music that sounds like ven conmigo tbh!!! or else stick to bachata cuz this is not it

latin music post?

First footage from Disney's Hunchback of Notre Dame English stage adaptation released!

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La Jolla Playhouse has published a short promotional video for the new English-language stage production based on Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame. The video features footage highlights from the show, which is currently playing at the La Jolla Playhouse through December, 2014. The production will move to the Papermill Playhouse in New Jersey in the spring of 2015.

The show features Michael Arden (Quasimodo); Patrick Page (Frollo); Ciara Renee (Esmerelda); Andrew Samonsky (Phoebus); and Erik Liberman (Clopin); in addition to an ensemble cast and an on-stage choir.

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Jessica Chastain sort of promotes A Most Violent Year

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Actors Oscar Isaac, Kirsten Dunst and director J.C. Chandor attend PANDORA Jewelry Presents 'A Most Violent Year' At cinema prive on November 16, 2014 in West Hollywood, California.



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Jessica Chastain, Oscar Isaac and J.C. Chandor


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So pictures of Jessica inside the event... but no pictures of her on the step and repeat. Is this all part of Paramount's weird rules to only have her promote Interstellar?

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ONTD Original: The Little Mermaid Anniversary Celebration!

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25 years later, where are the geniuses behind The Little Mermaid?


Yes, it has been 25 years. Pause your omg I’m so old crisis so that we can talk about The Little Mermaid for a bit.
Regardless of your personal opinion on the film, The Little Mermaid set off an era of Disney films that shaped a generation, changed the face of animation in general and led the way for the film related consumerism that drove parents crazy in their search for every Frozen toy in existence since a year ago.
While The Little Mermaid was of course a huge hit for Disney Animation and a spearhead for the great deal of change that came to Disney in the 90’s, we hardly ever talk about the people who made it all possible. We all talk a lot about Ariel and Ursula and the music and all the movies that came after but in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the film’s release, here’s a “Where are they now?” for the people who brought all the magic of TLM and the Disney renaissance to life!




Jodi Benson: Ariel’s voice actress

Jodi Benson continued to work for Disney years after TLM. She voiced additional characters like Lady in some flop Lady and the Tramp sequel and Anita in another flop sequel this time for 101 Dalmatians. She also betrayed all her Disney roots and principles by voicing an embarrassing flop of a Don Bluth movie Thumbelina which, nobody ever admits to watching (except for some Tumblr ppl that even made gifs out of it) Her sticking around Disney ultimately provided us with the joy of her voicing Barbie on the Toy Story movies. Jodi was crowned a Disney Legend™ during the D23 conference of 2011 and killed it by singing Part of Your World like she recorded it last week.


Glen Keane: Supervisor animator for Ariel
Glen Keane had never animated a leading lady until Ariel but from then on, he took on some of the most significant and successful animated leading characters of the Renaissance period. He animated the Beast on Beauty and the Beast, Pocahontas, Aladdin, Tarzan and many years later, acted as the first director for Tangled a period during which he mentored young animators at Disney about how to make their CGI characters look less like plastic toys. He quit his job as director of Tangled because he fell ill. Later on, he ended up quitting Disney for undisclosed reasons but probably because he won’t put up with the shit of John Lasseter and because the current state of animation and the Pixar Brain Trust are horrid and embarrassing. People also believe he was very mad about what the Brain Trust did to Brenda Chapman and every single Disney animation fangirl died a little death when he quit, calling it the end of animation as we know it. He was made a Disney Legend the following year, prob to appease the dramas but also because he was fucking overdue.



Howard Ashman: Lyricist and Producer
Howard Ashman brought to us all the Disney Renaissance. He was the catalyst behind the new era of animated musicals that unfolded starting with TLM. He went on to work on Aladdin right after TLM but soon after, production on Beauty and the Beast became a mess and he and Alan Menken were begged to come fix it. Howard suffered from AIDS and died while Beauty and the Beast was in production. He never got to watch the final version, or go back to work on Aladdin (where Tim Rice was brought in to fill in for him). Howard’s legacy is timeless and continues to live on, all 3 of his Disney films were subsequently made into Broadway musicals with varying degrees of success (because el oh el TLM on Broadway) and the way he shaped the animated musical continues to influence the films we watch these days… Frozen not withstanding because lol nobody there heard Howard’s lectures. His sister runs a lovely website with memories, pictures and discussion about his legacy. Beauty and the Beast was dedicated to him with the legend: “To Howard, who gave a mermaid her voice “.
He was posthumously made a Disney Legend in 2001.



Alan Menken: Composer
Alan Menken became the most prolific Disney composer since the Sherman brothers. He composed for Aladdin, Pocahontas, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Home on the Range (lol Alan bro come on), Hercules, Enchanted, Tangled and even some other Disney flops cause no legend is without a flaw. Disney tried, incessantly to find him another lyricist partner who could match him the way Howard Ashman did and they found him somewhat good matches in Tim Rice and specially in Stephen Schwartz but he’s never found a lyricist partnership as brilliant and seamless as the one he had with Howard. He composed for all the Broadway adaptations of his films, including the latest Hunchback of Notre Dame which opens on Broadway this year and a great run of Newsies that earned him a Tony award in 2012. Alan Menken is the person alive with most Academy Award wins at 8 and was named a Disney legend in 2001.



Ron Clements and John Musker: Directors
Both Ron and John continued to work together through the Disney Renaissance, directing new classics like Hercules and Aladdin. But then they did that flop Treasure Planet which, although super pretty and critically accepted, was watched by nobody and is owned on bluray by like 3 people (me being one of them). They also directed Princess and the Frog and should not be blamed by the mediocrity of Randy Newman because Alan was originally meant to compose but Glen stole him away for Tangled so Randy Newman ruined PatF more than Ron or John could’ve hoped to. Due to the fact that PatF was not nearly as successful as everyone hoped, they were ignored for a few years until they were given the newest Disney animation project, Moana. Let’s just hope they don’t have to deal with Randy Newman for this one.



Peter Schneider, Roy Disney and Jeffrey Katzenberg: Executives
In short, they broke up.
During production of The Lion King, tension increased between Jeffrey and both Roy and Peter. Jeffrey later had a horrible and public professional breakup with Michael Eisner (then CEO of Disney) in which he mostly wanted the chairman position but Michael was bitchy and wouldn’t give it up and then Jeffrey sued the Disney company for a shitton of money that he used to found Dreamworks with Steven Spielberg and David Geffen. For the first few years, he tried to make both good movies (Prince of Egypt) and flops like Chicken Run but then Shrek happened and a series of sequels of every movie they ever make will continue to haunt us all forever. Admittedly, Jeffrey has done a lot of good for animation and Dreamworks has innovated in many things before Disney (female directors, for one).
Peter Schneider continued to work at Disney and do the lord’s work at keeping the studio fresh and creatively sharp until 2001, when he left to go back to doing theater. At the end of the decade, he and Don Hahn produced a genius film about the behind the scenes tea spillage of the Disney Renaissance titled “Waking Sleeping Beauty” and if you like Disney animation you must watch this film.
Finally, Roy Disney was the most eager and successful advocate of animation in Disney until the day he died in 2009. He had a very intense fight with Michael Eisner when he started to fuck up the Disney company which led to one of the most scandalous outings of a CEO: He left the Disney board of directors, publishing a letter to call out Michael on his mismanagement and created an online petition (this aint no joke, it was called SaveDisney.com) to inform and spread the message to shareholders so that they’d vote Michael out of the board and subsequently pressured him to resign. Thanks to Roy, Disney changed their CEO, repaired their relationship with Pixar by buying it out and under Bob Iger, gave us Marvel, Lucas Films. Keep this in mind the next time you’re happy we get all these Marvel movies: Roy made it happen for us all. He was made a Disney Legend in 1998.



ONTD,
Don’t you just hate it when your thirst for some guy leads to sea witches fooling you into stealing your voice?

Disney Renaissance post, go crazy!
Let me know if there’s interest and I may do more Disney originals about the Renaissance :)

TV Ratings Monday

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'Gotham'&'Two Broke Girls' Rise, 'Scorpion'&'Sleepy Hollow' Flat + 'State of Affairs' Starts OK



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Kylie + Garibay "Sleepwalker"

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Almighty glorious one Kylie Minogue has blessed the world with her Kiss me Once tour opener, the short film Sleepwalker. A collaborative effort with Stars Are Blind producer Fernando Garibay. The songs featured can be downloaded HERE.


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8 struggles adult YA readers know too well

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ONTD, have you ever bought a YA/children's book for yourself but claimed it was for a younger relative/friend?

Q&A with the cast of How To Get Away With Murder at the SAG Foundation

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Every single person on this cast is flawless as fuck <3
ONTD, who's your favorite character on HTGAWM??

Member of GoT's Fraternity of ‘What The F*ck Is Going To Happen To Me Now?’ Natalie Dormer on Conan

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I hate that Conan don't release full videos @_@ but this short sample it's really funny.

Time For Your Morning Cry: 10 Things I Hate About You Reunion

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Screenwriter Karen McCullah posted the following to her Twitter account:

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(Mods: forgive me, I tried to embed the tweet!)

"...the pic shows Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Andrew Keegan, David Krumholtz, Susan May Pratt, and McCullah’s co-writer Kirsten Smith, together again and grinning like they know they’re about to make the internet explode."

Conspicuously absent are four VIPs; or, one deceased VIP, two actresses who have kind of fallen off, and one actress who married a f*ckboy: Heath Legend, Larisa Oleynik, Julia Stiles, and Gabrielle Union.

According to their respective Twitters, the latter two were in Canada, and showing off an oogly Soda Stream.

Here is an original cast photo from this 1999 classic:

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Do you love this movie, ONTD? Or was your favorite part when Larisa's character kisses JGL because frankly they are the only two likeable characters?

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Bella Thorne (pronounced BE-YA) staged candids in Miami

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The Cuban actress is seen in her home state of Florida enjoying the waves on Monday. What is winter?















Thorne has been seen everywhere to promote her book Autumn Falls - and this is the last stop for her promo tour.







YAS ANOTHER LATIN ACTRESS IN HOLLYWOOD!
MAS REPRESENTACION PARA NOSTROS,
QUE SUERTE TENEMOS CON ESTA LINDA HERMANA!


The Originals 2x08 "The Brothers That Care Forgot" Promo + News

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Sebastian Stan attends the 14th Annual The 24 Hour Plays

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Sebastian Stan attends the 14th Annual The 24 Hour Plays on Broadway to benefit the Urban Arts Partnership at American Airlines Theatre on November 17, 2014 in New York City.









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Cesc Fabregas hangs with girlfriend Daniella Semaan and Lionel Messi's WAG Antonella Roccuzzo

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Cesc Fabregas hangs out with girlfriend Daniella Semaan and Lionel Messi's other half, Antonella Roccuzzo outside a restaurant in London last Saturday. Messi was in Manchester training for an upcoming friendly against Portugal.















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What games are y'all watching today? :)

Don Omar: Judge Drops Domestic Violence Charges, Ends House Arrest

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Domestic violence charges against Don Omar have been dropped.

Omar was arrested in September after his ex-girlfriend reported domestic abuse. He was charged with two counts of threatening a person and two counts of weapons violation.

His electronic monitoring device has been removed, and his bond is lifted.

The charges against Omar may still be refiled at a later point in time.

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"The Fall" Episode 3 trailer, stills and behind the scenes

Halestorm debuts new song, continues to drift toward country

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Halestorm are keeping busy, recording a new album and touring at the same time. They just performed a new song, "I Like It Heavy," during the band's current tour, which should appear on the next album, due in early 2015.


Wearing those boots on stage?

The CD is being recorded in Nashville with producer Jay Joyce, who worked with country artist Eric Church, and the band is currently touring with Church on his "Outsiders World Tour". The two will team for a second tour starting January 8 at New Orleans' Smoothie King Center and run through early February.

Church and Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Hale teamed to perform his hit single "That's Damn Rock & Roll" on this summer's 2014 "CMT Music Awards." Just shows the continued blurring of lines between country and rock, which some of the old school country artists like Alan Jackson are not happy about.

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