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Explore the origins of Captain Nemo in the new trailer for the Jules Verne-inspired Nautilus

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The series was dropped by Disney+, but now has a home at AMC, in addition to streaming on Prime Video internationally.

Horror Movie News

Goosebumps season 2 gets a subtitle and a January premiere date

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The second season of the Goosebumps TV series is called Goosebumps: The Vanishing, and it's going to premiere in January

Movie Trailers

Music By John Williams: Disney+ releases the trailer for the documentary on the legendary, iconic film composer John Williams

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The iconic film composer has created countless movie music in pop culture and the new Disney+ documentary celebrates the maestro.

Pop Culture

Disney+ introducing more live channels on streaming service, including Hallowstream

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Disney+ is ready to roll out Hallowstream, Epic Stories, Throwbacks, and Real Life as live streaming options.

TV News

Agatha All Along premiere bewitches audiences with over 9 million views

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The first episode of Marvel's Agatha All Along has bewitched audiences with over 9 million views on Disney+.

Movie News

Ironheart: Anthony Ramos on playing the Marvel character The Hood

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Anthony Ramos plays the Marvel character The Hood on the Disney+ series Ironheart, which will be streaming in 2025

TV News

Marvel’s Agatha All Along conjures seven spine-tingling posters ahead of the show’s September 18 summoning

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Marvel Studios' new Agatha All Along posters evoke witches from different eras in pop culture for a killer promotional campaign.

TV News

Star Trek: Picard’s Todd Stashwick joins Marvel’s Vision series

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Todd Stashwick has joined the cast of Marvel's upcoming Vision series created by Star Trek: Picard's Terry Matalas.

TV News

Fired X-Men ’97 creator Beau DeMayo blasts Marvel, alleging “near criminal working conditions”

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Months after being fired from X-Men '97, creator Beau DeMayo blasts back at Marvel, alleging "near criminal working conditions."

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