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Daveed Diggs and Emmy Raver-Lampman, two former Hamilton co-stars, have come out to say they are first-time parents. On Thursday, the theater couple, who have been on Instagram since 2015, announced the birth of their first child together with a partial snapshot of their newborn's little legs dressed in a green onesie. 'You have forever changed us,'dear babe.' Our hearts are brimming with a kind of love we never thought possible. We love you more than you will ever know,' they shared in a joint tweet, 'thanks for choosing us.' Now, please...goddamn sleep. 'Love, mother, and dad.' The couple first revealed major pregnancy news on Instagram in September, posting pictures of The Little Mermaid actor, 42, laughing and kissing The Umbrella Academy actress, 35, as they both cradled her baby bump. In the caption to another joint post, they wrote, 'We can't wait to meet you.'

NSYNC is set to debut its first new material in 21 years. The band, which performed at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards on Tuesday, announced on Wednesday that it would debut its first new material since 2002, titled "Better Place." The single, which is set to be released on September 29, will be on the soundtrack of the forthcoming film Trolls Band Together, as well as a new trailer for the forthcoming animated film.

After much anticipation, Disney's magical live-action reimagining of "The Little Mermaid" is now in theaters. The remake, which stars Halle Bailey as Ariel, has been one of the year's most awaited films, particularly after unveiling its sprawling, full trailer during the 2023 Oscars. Jonah Hauer-Kinging as Prince Eric and Melissa McCarthy as Ursula, Awkwafina as Scuttle, Jacob Tremblay as King Triton, Javier Bardem as King Triton, and Daveed Diggs as Sebastian are among the film's cast members. Although live-action Disney remakes can sometimes be hit or miss, it seems that the new "The Little Mermaid" has something to appeal to everyone (even adults who are big fans of the classic tale). The revived film breathes new life into a classic tale that today's youth is falling in love with, particularly with Bailey at the forefront.

The highly awaited, live-action adaptation of The Little Mermaid has received mixed reviews ahead of its debut, with critics condemning the 'unfortunate' reconstruction and the'realistic' portrayal of animals while lauding Halle Bailey's Ariel. One brief analysis by Bloomberg dubbed the film 'waterlogged conundrum' and described the forthcoming rap album The Scuttlebutt, a track performed by Awkwafina and Daveed Diggs' Sebastian, as particularly cringe-worthy. Awkwafina, a female comedian who is never not amusing, is the subject of a squabble here. Many grown adults covered their faces to avoid looking at the screen during the screening. Both songs read like first drafts,' Bloomberg's Chris Rovzar said.

The Duchess of Sussex has said she found parallels in 1989 Little Mermaid film and her life in the royal family with Harry (left). According to a commentator who attended an early screening of the remake, there was a subtle dig at Kate (right) in the script. According to the writer, one scene between Ariel and Prince Eric (centre) seemed to threaten the princess.

Melissa McCartney stepped back from her villainous role Ursula on the red carpet at The Little Mermaid UK premiere in London on Monday. In a stunning frilled fuchsia gown with long sleeves and a high collared neck, the actress, 52, was stunned. Melissa wore two pairs of huge matching platform boots, which she flashed a glimpse of as she animatedly posed for the cameras, adding height to her frame.

On Monday, AJ Odudu attended the Little Mermaid UK premiere at Odeon Luxe in London's Leicester Square. In a metallic gold breast plate and a black maxi skirt, the new Big Brother host, 35, seemed statuesque. AJ displayed her poised skills on the blue carpet when taking a look at her long pins on the back of her skirt, reflecting the contrast between her skirt's bold side split.

Fans may have been a bit too fast to judge in Disney's latest "The Little Mermaid" by Jacob Tremblay. Following promotional photos, the internet was rocked. The live-action film did indeed include a reimagined version of Ariel's lovable sidekick, Flounder. This recreation was a far cry from the canonically plump fish that many fans already know and love. The new Flounder was mostly gray, flattened out, and highly realistic. It was less than a rotund yellow fish. However, Tremblay said at the world premiere on May 8th, he's always been a fan of the new look, and maybe you will be as well. Tremblay wrote about Flounder's controversial layout in The Hollywood Reporter, "I actually saw it for the first time in the audition." "I thought it was really cool because they're doing it to make them look like real animals." Scuttle the seagull, played by Awkwafina, and Sebastian the crab played by Daveed Diggs are among the other characters who received similar stylistic makeovers.

According to UNSW findings, eating clean and cheating occasionally with junk food may have an effect on spatial memory and can do harm to gut microbiome, which causes weight gain. Adult male rats were fed a healthy diet of rat food during the study, while others were given a "cafeteria diet" of a highly processed and sugary diet.

Following its world premiere in Los Angeles on Monday, critics have mixed views on the Little Mermaid remake. When Disney's new film debuts over the United States' Memorial Day weekend, it is expected to make a big splash. According to Deadline, the blockbuster is expected to bring in $110 million (£87 million) over the four-day opening weekend.

Fans of Disney, please pardon, because another favorite song from your childhood has received the live-action treatment. A shiny new clip from The Little Mermaid dropped on Sunday night (May 7) at the MTV Movie & TV Awards. We get to see Prince Eric's sweet moment with Ariel's big kiss, but the mood is set back by a much larger splash. Well, Sha-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la. This long-awaited sequel to Disney's classic 1989 film stars Grown-ish's Halle Bailey, also of Chloe x Halle fame, and her angelic voice as Ariel, directed by Rob Marshall and out in theaters May 26. Jonah Hauer-King crowns as Prince Eric, while Melissa McCarthy steps into Ursula's tentacles and Sebastian's claws face Sebastian's claws.

When the Little Mermaid debuts in theaters over the Memorial Day weekend, it is expected to make a big splash. According to Deadline, the live-action recreation of the 1989 animated classic is expected to make $110 million over its four-day opening weekend. If the much-anticipated film makes it to the box office, it would be the eighth biggest Memorial Day debut. The most notable of the four days scoring period is Top Gun: Maverick, which took in $160.5 million this year. Halle Bailey portrays Ariel McCarthy as Ursula, Javier Bardem as King Triton, Daveed Diggs as Sebastian and Jonah Hauer-King as Prince Eric. Alan Menken, the original film's producer, also scored the remake, and Lin-Manuel Miranda wrote original songs.

Imagine a world in which Prince Eric, your childhood crush, is played by your teenage crush, Harry Styles. Sadly, the dream will never come true because the Grammy Award-winning singer, who plays Halle Bailey as Ariel, won't be able to appear in the highly awaited live-action version of "The Little Mermaid." Styles had been selected to play Prince Eric in Disney's latest remake, a role played by Jonah Hauer-King. However, producer Rob Marshall later told Entertainment Weekly, per a cover story published on April 4, that there were actually hundreds of actors auditioning for the role, including Styles. Although Marshall stated that he spoke to the artist on his Disney film, Styles "actually felt like he wanted to go off and do the films that he didn't like," he said, referring to 2022's R-rated "Don't Worry Darling" and "My Policeman."

Halle Bailey, who plays Ariel in "The Little Mermaid" isn't just another box to tick off on her list of accomplishments, it's much more than that. With her role in the forthcoming live-action film, the 22-year-old is making history by becoming the first Black actor to appear in Ariel and the second to be named a Disney princess (Anika Noni Rose, who appeared Tiana in 2009's "The Princess and the Frog," was the first). She's very aware of the responsibilities that go along with it. "It's about time that a Black woman plays a role like this," says a woman who is merely a member of this wonderful neighborhood. Bailey says, "we should have photographs that look like us and see ourselves in the media on big screens and everything." "I'm just grateful that we're finally embarking on such large projects."

With its forthcoming live-action version of "The Little Mermaid," Disney is finally preparing to bring us under the sea. The cast appeared on Disney's Investor Day on Dec. 10, 2020, and now, three years later, we're closer than ever to seeing the iconic characters from the 1989 animated film come to life. Halle Bailey, who appears in Ariel in a 4 March interview with Entertainment Tonight, gave us a sneak peek at what to expect from her film's star-studded cast. When asked which character change surprised her the most, she said she'd "definitely" have to say Melissa McCarthy's Ursula.

Twister has announced a release date for the long-awaited sequel Twisters, which is scheduled to debut in 2024. Universal Pictures revealed this week that the theatrical debut will take place on July 19, 2024.

The live-action version of Disney's "The Little Mermaid" is finally here, and although the bulk of the film is unknown, we already know how it will differ from the 1989 version in several ways. Halle Bailey, the lead in the film, is another in Disney's expanding series of remakes. In a 20 December interview with Entertainment Weekly, director Rob Marshall said that the latest film will give Ariel a little more agency than the original, although he doesn't see it as a major departure. "The character goes back to Hans Christian Andersen of another century, but it looks in some ways like a very modern woman, someone who sees her life differently than others around her," he said. However, "the fire is very important" to Ariel's latest film, he said, adding, "her passion is extremely important." "She feels displaced, and it's really an epic tale about discovering your authentic self," he told. But also there needs to be a lot of joy. It's a strange combination of youth and wisdom, as well as a slew of soul and heart. "She is so modern."

On Monday night, the stars of the much awaited Don't Worry Darling were out in full force, including Gemma Chan. The 39-year-old British actress made everybody smile on the red carpet of the premiere, which was held at the AMC Lincoln Square Theater in New York City. In the highly awaited thriller starring director Olivia Wilde and her new boyfriend Harry Styles, the actor plays Shelley.

Star Halle Bailey is getting help from another big-screen mermaid, Daryl Hannah, just days after the first trailer for The Little Mermaid pulled waves of racist trolls out of the woodwork. Hannah, 61, appeared as mermaid Madison in 1983 smash hit film Splash, alongside Tom Hanks, and she expressed her love for the 22-year-old Bailey by posting a note on Twitter. Hannah's praise comes just after Jodi Benson, the voice actress who played the original Ariel in the animated film, expressed her admiration as well.

Dwayne Johnson, 50, posted a tender video with his daughter Tiana, a four-year-old girl, on Instagram on Wednesday. While dressing up as Cindy-Lou Who Stole Christmas, the Jumanji and DC League Of Super-Pets actor had his child on his knee. The former wrestler blasted his child in his caption, saying, 'Absolutely no idea how much love and compassion she has to her daddy.'