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Tandy talks with Lia by an empty playground in this new still from Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger

In “Alignment Chart”, Tyrone (Aubrey Joseph) is faced with a hard decision when presented with an opportunity to clear his name from an unlikely source.

Meanwhile, Tandy (Olivia Holt) is letting her anger get the best of her as she becomes frustrated with a possible dead end to her investigation into the sex trafficking ring.

Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger airs TONIGHT, April 25th @ 8PM ET/PT on Freeform.

Check out the sneak peeks below!

Roswell, New Mexico just added Amber Midthunder as a series regular for the upcoming season, Deadline reports.

The actress plays Rosa Ortecho, Liz’s (Jeanine Mason) sister who was just resurrected from the dead after Max (Nathan Parsons) brought her back to life in the season finale.

Showrunner Carina Adly Mackenzie previewed that with Rosa being back, it may not bode well for Max – however, Nathan isn’t gone from the show.

“The problem is, he’s the guy that can resurrect people, and he’s gone now…” she teased with EW. “We’ve still got a lot to learn about Max. Next season, my hope is that we spend a little bit of time asking questions about 1947, about what brought them there in the first place.”

The series was just renewed, along with three others for new seasons on The CW.

Entertainment Weekly‘s Summer Movie Preview issue features brand-new photos from Disney’s highly anticipated The Lion King remake!

Here’s what director Jon Favreau and cast members Seth Rogen and Chiwetel Ejiofor had to share in the issue, available in print on March 29, and online on March 28:

Jon on the process of virtual production: “We’ve basically built a multiplayer VR filmmaking game just for the purposes of making this movie…The whole reason for all of this is to make an animated film feel live-action—to have a real crew make all the camera decisions that you would on set, instead of somebody sitting at a keyboard programming in the camera moves.”

Jon on Beyonce’s (Nala) motivation to be involved in the film: “Part of it is that she’s got young kids, part of it is that it’s a story that feels good for this phase of her life and her career, and she really likes the original very much. And then, of course, there are these wonderful musical numbers that she can be involved with, and my God…she really lives up to her reputation as far as the beauty of her voice and talent.”

Seth (Pumbaa) on preserving the original film’s legacy: “I once heard it referred to as the crown jewel of the Disney movies, and for me at least, it’s for sure the one that hit me the hardest and taught me the most lessons about life and death and many things in between…Whenever Jon has shown me [footage], I weep uncontrollably because it just hits a raw nerve in some ways and taps directly into these feelings from my childhood, but updates them with a scope that is heavily impactful to me as an adult.”

Chiwetel (Scar) on the importance of casting black actors in the Africa-set fantasy: “The Lion King is a wonderful opportunity to bring in a cast of black actors to play these extraordinary iconic roles…Obviously, I feel very connected to anything African because of my heritage, and that’s why it’s a very special experience to me. It’s wonderful that both Jon Favreau and Disney have really pushed to engage with that kind of casting.”

For more from the issue and to see brand-new images from the film, visit EW.com.

Nina Dobrev, Hailee Steinfeld and Meghan Trainor are teaming up.

The three superstars were all in attendance at the WE Day California 2019 on Thursday (April 25) at The Forum in Inglewood, Calif.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Nina Dobrev

Meghan Trainor, Skai Jackson, Olivia Holt, Pentatonix and Sofia Carson also attended the all-day event.

WE Day is connected to the free, yearlong program WE Schools. Designed to enhance a school or community’s existing social initiatives or spark new ones, WE Schools provides participants with curriculum, educational resources and action campaigns, encouraging students to further their curricular learning and develop life skills to succeed beyond the classroom.

The show, sponsored by The Allstate Foundation and Unilever and presenting partners Walgreens and Microsoft, will air August 9 on ABC at 8 p.m. ET.

There’s been so much talk about a possible Sky High sequel and we’d be so excited if there was one coming – as would Danielle Panabaker.

Talking with IBT recently, the -year-old actress opened up about her own ideas for the movie, if it should happen.

“I’d like to think that maybe they’re teachers at Sky High because it’s been long enough that they could go back and teach,” Danielle shared. “They could be the young, cool, hip teachers…and then they’re teaching the next class of superheroes.”

She also opened up about keeping in touch with the cast over the years.

“I just saw Nick [Braun] and Michael [Angarano, who played Will] at a party in LA…and I love those boys so much,” she adds. “I would see Mary Elizabeth [Winstead, who played Gwen Grayson / Royal Pain] when we were both working in Vancouver. I think it would be great, and I think we would all jump at the opportunity.”

If Becky G had her way, she’d be dropping a full album of collaborations with Natti Natasha.

Speaking with ET, the 21-year-old singer opened up about the possibility, after seeing how well “Sin Pijama” did.

“I told her, ‘Dude, we need to do an album. Like, why not?’” Becky shared, explaining that their collab was a “game-changing moment”.

Becky continued, “I think for me, I was so confident and sure in what I brought to the table, I was so excited to work with someone who was the same way about everything that she’s doing.”

“That kind of changed the way people perceived female collaborations, especially in urban music, because it really had never been done before. And so when we did that, we did that.”

She also opened up about her own album, saying she’s “so ready” to release it.

“I’ve been ready for a long time… I’ve had five releases in five weeks, and that’s different collaborations, different music videos, my own music, English, Spanish. I have another one dropping this week,” Becky adds. “I feel like as artists, we deserve that liberty, that creative freedom to just create, and if it does well, awesome, but as long as we’re living our truth, you know?”