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Disney just snagged the rights to Miraculous Stellar Force, a fresh anime-inspired spinoff of the hit Miraculous series. Fans can look forward to a special in 2025 and a full series debut in 2027 on Disney Channel and Disney+. This marks the franchise’s first official spinoff, signaling bigger things ahead for Ladybug and Cat Noir’s universe.

Editor’s Note: The Miraculous franchise is already a global phenomenon, and Disney’s investment in a spinoff means they’re doubling down on its success. For fans, this is exciting news—more content, new characters, and likely deeper lore. For the industry, it’s another sign that established animated IPs are getting room to grow beyond their original formats. Plus, with Disney backing it, expect high production value and a wider reach. Win-win.

Remember The Goonies? That classic '80s adventure about a ragtag group of kids hunting for pirate treasure? This piece takes a nostalgic trip down memory lane, checking in on the cast then and now—from Corey Feldman’s wild child days to Sean Astin’s post-Lord of the Rings glow-up. The article gushes about how the film still holds up today, with its mix of heart, humor, and underground booby traps.

Editor’s Note: For anyone who grew up quoting "Hey, you guys!" or dreaming of finding One-Eyed Willy’s loot, this is a warm hug of nostalgia. It’s a reminder of why The Goonies became a cultural touchstone—and how its charm hasn’t faded. Plus, seeing where the cast ended up (spoiler: some stayed in Hollywood, others took wild detours) is just fun. Who doesn’t love a good "where are they now?" story?

Disney just unveiled a fresh batch of animated shows heading to Disney+, Disney Jr., and Disney Channel, with highlights including returning favorite Spidey and his Amazing Friends, the newly greenlit Sam Witch, and the action-packed Dragon Striker. The announcement comes ahead of their showcase at Annecy, one of animation’s biggest festivals, hinting at more creative, genre-blending stories for kids and families.

Editor’s Note: If you’ve got kids (or just love animated shows yourself), Disney’s latest lineup promises plenty of new adventures—and confirms they’re betting big on fresh ideas. Annecy is a major stage for animation, so this isn’t just routine updates; it’s a signal of where Disney’s creative energy is flowing next.

Despite solid word-of-mouth, Ballerina—the John Wick spin-off—is struggling to pull audiences away from their couches, with a disappointing $25M-$27M opening weekend projection. It’s a head-scratcher for Lionsgate, especially since the film seemed poised to capitalize on the franchise’s momentum.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about one underperforming movie—it’s a snapshot of how unpredictable the box office has become. Even with a built-in fanbase and good buzz, films sometimes just don’t connect. For studios, it’s a reminder that franchise loyalty isn’t automatic, and for audiences, it might signal fatigue with spin-offs or just how hard it is to compete with streaming comfort. Either way, it’s a rough start for Ballerina.