We have a brand new look at the upcoming Descendants: The Rise of Red!
The new Disney musical movie will be the fourth in the Descendants franchise and it’s set to premiere on Disney+ this summer with an almost entirely all new cast.
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Dara Reneé is opening up about the upcoming fourth Descendants movie!
The 23-year-old former High School Musical: The Musical: The Series actress will be starring as the younger sister of Ursula, Uliana.
She is described as a teen sea-witch and mean-girl bully with eight wicked tentacles and a crew of lackeys.
In a recent interview, Dara dished on the talent in the upcoming movie, and working with China Anne McClain, who returns as Uma, Ursula’s daughter.
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Joshua Bassett holds up his trophy after winning at night one of the 2023 Children’s and Family Emmy Awards on Saturday night (December 16) held at The Westin Bonaventure Hotel & Suites in Los Angeles.
The 22-year-old former High School Musical: The Musical: The Series star was nominated for Outstanding Original Song for a Children’s or Young Teen Program for his song “Finally Free,” and he won!
Joshua shares the win, his first major award, with his co-writers Doug Rockwell and Tova. Check out what Joshua said in his acceptance speech…
After the win, HSMTMTS creator Tim Federle shared the exciting news on his Instagram.
“Brand-new Emmy-winning songwriters @dougrockwell @joshuatbassett and @tovaonmars for @highschoolmusicalseries! Woohoo! ❤️🎭,” he captioned a photo of the winning trio.
The next night, Joshua‘s co-star Dara Renee and Tim stepped out at the awards ceremony’s second night.
At this year’s Children’s and Family Emmys, HSMTMTS was also nominated for Young Teen Series, a second nom for Original Song for “You Never Know,” Casting For a Live Action Program, Costume Design/Styling, and Choreography. Unfortunately, they did not win any other awards.
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Fans wanted more Rina content and Disney+ delivered on Friday (September 1)!
The official High School Musical: The Musical: The Series Twitter/X account posted a blooper reel for the fourth and final season, and it featured quite a bit of Joshua Bassett and Sofia Wylie.
In fact, the video starts out with Sofia saying, “Do you think we’re going to have a blooper reel this season?” in Gina’s attic room. Then Joshua says, “Well, that’s up to us.” She adds, “Should we just mess up a lot?” to which he responds, “Oh, yeah!”
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Kylie Cantrall dropped her new song “Texts Go Green” last week, and this week, she debuted a new reaction video!
The 18-year-old actress and singer met up with some of her High School Musical: The Musical: The Series co-stars, played the track and got their reactions.
Those included are Dara Reneé (who is also her Descendants: The Rise of Red co-star), Julia Lester, Frankie Rodriguez, Joe Serafini, Larry Saperstein, Saylor Bell, Matt Cornett, Adrian Lyles and Matt Sato.
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Now that High School Musical: The Musical: The Series is sadly over, you may be wondering where you can see the cast next.
The series has sparked stars in it’s cast, with one former star, Olivia Rodrigo, winning Grammys and awards left and right, and another being nominated for a Tony award – Hi, Julia Lester!!
Much of the cast of the final season has worked on other projects amidst their time on the show, but now we won’t have them in our favorite musical series, so, as we thought, “What are they doing next?” we also thought you might be wondering that as well.
We’ve done some digging, and we’ve got updates on the young stars, as well as those playing their teachers, Kate Reinders and Mark St Cyr.
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Julia Lester, Frankie Rodriguez and Dara Reneé have become close friends over the years, on and off the screen, and that really shows in the upcoming final season of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series!
The actors, who portray Ashlyn, Carlos and Kourtney, respectively, head into a new school year in the new episodes after returning from summer camp and some newfound fame thanks to the docu-series.
However, the effects of some things that were seen and heard in the docu-series take their toll as they return to East High, get to work on their fall musical (High School Musical 3) and the added presence of High School Musical 4: The Reunion filming at their school at the same time.
Ahead of the final season debuting, we spoke with the trio about the show, what their character’s future would like look in 10-15 years, songs they wanted to do but didn’t get to and what they would change about their character if they could.
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