A Percy Jackson and the Olympians television series is on the way!
The new adaptation was first announced to be in the works back in May 2020, with author Rick Riordan and wife Becky being very directly involved this time around, and it was officially ordered to series at Disney+ in early 2022.
Rick co-wrote the pilot and is executive producing the entire series, having a hand in the entire show, ensuring that it is a more accurate adaptation of the books, unlike the movies, which he has slammed in the past.
The upcoming series, of course, tells the fantastical story of a 12-year-old modern demigod, Percy Jackson, who’s just coming to terms with his newfound divine powers when the sky god Zeus accuses him of stealing his master lightning bolt. With help from his friends Grover and Annabeth, Percy must embark on an adventure of a lifetime to find it and restore order to Olympus.
Filming on the Percy Jackson and the Olympians wrapped filming in February 2023, and while we don’t have a release date yet (likely not until 2024!), we do know who will be playing all of the central characters.
Click inside to meet the full cast that has been announced…
Olivia Rodrigo goes strapless while attending a listening party for her new single “vampire” held at YouTube Space LA on Thursday night (June 29) in Los Angeles.
The 20-year-old entertainer fitting wore a red lip for the night, where she joined a bunch of fans to celebrate her new song.
“I wrote the song on the piano, super chill, in December of last year. And my producer Dan [Nigro] and I finished it in January and finished writing it. And I’ve just always been really obsessed with songs that are very dynamic,” she told Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1 of the track’s origin. “My favorite songs are high and low, and reel you in and spit you back out. And so we wanted to do a song where it just crescendoed the entire time and it reflects the pent-up anger that you have for a situation.”
If you missed it, Olivia also released the music video for the song. Be sure to check it out here!
During her interview with Apple Music 1, all about her song and upcoming new album, she opened up about the album title, and more.
Keep reading inside to see what Olivia shared…
It’s that time again – a new season of Claim to Fame is here and the first episode is in the books!
The reality competition on ABC returned with a splash on Monday night (June 26), with the first contestant being eliminated and having a very dramatic exit.
While the show airs weekly on Monday nights, we’re going to be keeping tabs on all of the clues for each celebrity relative in the competition, and we will have it all compiled into a post each week for easy reference!
There are 12 contestants at the start of the season, but not every competitor has the same amount of clues revealed each episode, with some getting one clue revealed, and others getting multiple.
Find out all of the clues revealed about each celebrity relative, so far, after the first episode of Claim to Fame season two…
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Your favorite Disney Channel and Nickelodeon stars are all grown up!
Several celebs from Disney celebrated their big 3-0 birthdays in 2022, and now even more are turning 30 in 2023.
We’ve gathered 16 of your favorite former stars from both Disney Channel and Nickelodeon who will all be celebrating their 30th birthday in 2023.
The stars on this list range from TV to movie stars, to movie musical stars, and even those who have gone on to have very successful music careers following their time on their respective networks.
Some have even starred in projects on BOTH networks!
Click through the slideshow to see 16 former Disney and Nickelodeon stars who turn 30 years old this year…
The Voice is already revealing it’s 25th season!
The show just ended it’s 23rd season in May, with first time coach Niall Horan taking home the win with singer Gina Miles, defeating contestants from Blake Shelton (during his final season), Kelly Clarkson and Chance the Rapper, who was also a first time coach.
Shortly before that finale, NBC revealed the coaches for season 24, which will debut this fall, with another new coach joining the show!
As we await for that season to air later this year, the network is already gearing up to bring the show back for a 25th season, marking it the longest singing competition series on US television. This surpasses American Idol, which will return for it’s 22nd season in 2024.
The Voice season 25 will premiere in Spring 2024, and the coaches panel has just been revealed, with three returning coaches, and joining the show is the first ever coaching duo!
Find out who will be the coaches on The Voice’s season 25 inside…
Pixar have released 27 full-length feature films over the past 27 and a half years!
Since then, the animation studio has spawned franchises and released some fan-favorite characters that have become staples at Disney theme parks.
A little backstory – Pixar was first named in 1986 when the late Steve Jobs purchased Lucasfilm’s Computer Division from George Lucas and launched it as it’s own independent company.
Pixar then started to collaborate with Disney on CAPS, the Computer Animation Production System. The studio began releasing short films from 1986 until 1990.
In 1991, Disney and Pixar agreed to make an animated movie together, and this began work on a project, which became Toy Story.
Following the most recent release of their latest movie Elemental, we’re taking a look at each of the Pixar films and seeing how audiences feel about them, ranking them from least liked to the most popular film! (And there are quite a few ties, including a four-way tie.)
Click through the slideshow to find out which of the 25 movies is the highest ranked…
Netflix is changing up how they calculate their Top 10 lists!
The streaming service announced on Tuesday (June 20) that changes have been made after listening to criticisms.
Previously, the Top 10 and Most Popular lists were measured just by how many total hours viewed a project had. Now, they are taking into account not only the hours viewed, but how many views they gather.
The streamers new streaming metric “is a good evolution” because it is “anchored in engagement,” it makes sure that longer titles don’t get an advantage (like a 30 min episode vs a 45-60 minute episode), and it “enables third parties to compare the relative impact of movies and series — despite their different run times.”
They are also moving from monitoring a project’s first 28 days to it’s first three months (91 days) since many titles grow and gain more interest / views over time.
With the new changes has also come a change in the Top 10 Most Popular Shows of All Time on Netflix, and Stranger Things is no longer at the top!
Click inside to see what the Top 10 Most Popular Shows of All Time on Netflix are…
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