Disney XD(NEW YORK) — Children of the ’80s, rejoice. DuckTales, the beloved animated series, will be remade for a new audience, Disney announced Wednesday. “DuckTales has a special place in Disney’s TV animation history,” said Marc Buhaj,
Lifetime(ATLANTA) — Bobby Brown has postponed the Australian leg of his tour to be with family and his ailing daughter Bobbi Kristina. Brown has been at the hospital with his daughter for most of the time since
“Frozen” – Buena Vista(NEW YORK) — Forget about spring fever. “Frozen Fever” is about to take hold. The Frozen gang is coming back with a brand new seven-minute short film called Frozen Fever, which debuts before Disney’s
Mitchell Haaseth/NBC(LOS ANGELES) — The series finale of Parks and Recreation aired on NBC Tuesday night. For cast member Jim O’Heir, it wasn’t easy to say goodbye to the cult favorite after seven seasons. O’Heir, who played
ABC/Rick Rowell(LOS ANGELES) — E! News host Giuliana Rancic has issued an apology to Zendaya after making a questionable joke at the Disney star’s expense on Monday’s post-Oscars episode of Fashion Police.Commenting on Zendaya’s dreadlocked hair on
A.M.P.A.S.(r)/Michael Yada(LOS ANGELES) — Perhaps Michael Keaton was a little too confident before the winner for the best actor Oscar was announced at Sunday’s ceremony. The Birdman star was considered one of the two strongest contenders in
“Fifty Shades of Grey” – Universal(NEW YORK) — Is Jamie Dornan submitting to his wife and declining to star in a Fifty Shades of Grey sequel? No, says the actor’s rep, who tells E! News, “All press
Carin Baer/FOX(NEW YORK) — Lea Michele took home a sentimental souvenir from the set of Glee. After shooting the series’ last scenes, she posted a photo of herself carrying the jersey worn by Cory Monteith’s character, Finn
Charles Sykes/Bravo(NEW YORK) — Scott Wolf stars in the medical drama The Night Shift, but he will always be remembered for his days as Bailey Salinger on the ’90s teen drama Party of Five. Wolf was asked
Kevin Winter/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — Paul Reubens will reprise his famous character, Pee-wee Herman, for a new Netflix film produced by Judd Apatow, the company announced on Tuesday. “Judd and I dreamt up this movie four years
