A number of new cast members have joined ABC’s medical drama pilot, The Hurt Unit, according to Deadline. Melissa George has been tapped as the female lead, while Jamie Lee Kirchner and Augustus Prew have joined as series regulars. What’s Happening: The Hurt Unit follows a highly skilled team of trauma surgeons and nurses who […]
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Onyx Collective, Disney’s content brand designed to curate a slate of premium entertainment by creators of color and underrepresented voices, has focused primarily on telling real-world stories and its latest is no different. The human experience is often used as the sole focus of a film or series and that is the case with Bruiser. […]
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The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando Resort has a new souvenir Butterbeer mug available.
This metal mug is available with frozen or cold Butterbeer. It is not eligible for discounted refills.
It’s shaped like plastic transparent mugs that have been previously available, with the Butterbeer logo on one side.
We found it in Hogsmeade at Universal’s Islands of Adventure, where it is available at the Hog’s Head and Butterbeer carts. It will likely be available at all Butterbeer locations in Diagon Alley at Universal Studios Florida, too.
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Dollywood has shared an update on the progress of their highly anticipated new hotel, Dollywood’s HeartSong Lodge & Resort, set to open later this year. What’s Happening: Dollywood has updated their fans and followers, showcasing the progress on the second on-site resort hotel coming to the Tennessee destination, Dollywood’s HeartSong Lodge & Resort. A photoset posted […]
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One of the major recurring threats in Lucasfilm Publishing’s ambitious multi-platform initiative Star Wars: The High Republic has been referred to as the Nameless (AKA the Leveler)– a creature that can basically eat the Force, reducing Force-sensitive opponents such as the Jedi to husks of ash upon encountering them. And now, in Dark Horse Comics’ new […]
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With the release of Ridley Pearson’s newest novel Kingdom Keepers Inheritance: The Shimmer I had a chance to ask the celebrated novelist about his new work and how it feels to go back to the Disney Parks with his beloved characters. Laughing Place: You have successfully created two Kingdom Keepers book series. Why did you […]
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We have some all-time records that are in jeopardy of being broken this week in Disney World. Get the details on what to expect over the next few days. An Interesting Winter Weather Pattern If you live East of the Mississippi River you probably have noticed that most areas (except for extreme northern locations) have […]
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The Villas at Disneyland Hotel will open this September at Disneyland Resort, and we have a first look at the guest rooms. About The Villas The Villas at Disneyland Hotel is a twelve-story Disney Vacation Club property, and it’s the fourth tower at the hotel. Disney says the themed accommodations will blend timeless Walt Disney… Read More »Disney Offers First Look at The Villas at Disneyland Hotel Opening This Fall
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Whoopi Goldberg will be guest-starring in an upcoming episode of The Conners. What’s Happening: The View co-host and actress Whoopi Goldberg will be guest starring in an upcoming episode of The Conners. The date of her episode has not been announced yet. She will be playing Ms. Glen, Mark’s (Ames McNamara) […]
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The latest viral TikTok showing “guests behaving badly” is by The Kelly Fam, who showed off the elevated shoes they made for their young son to sneak him onto Disney rides.
Dad Ty calls his son “our thrill-seeking boy who can’t get enough of Disney theme park rides.” He goes on to say “the only problem” is that the child is not tall enough for the big rides, showing a clip of two of their kids next to the height requirement sign at Soarin’.
“But we didn’t want that to stop him from feeling the rush,” Ty goes on, “so we took matters into our own hands and crafted a shoe that just might do the trick. With the help of towering heels, extra flip-flop bottoms, and some Gorilla glue, we’ve possibly discovered the ultimate theme park hack.” The video shows clips of the parents putting these shoes together and their child wearing one at the end.
Trying to sneak a child onto a ride they are technically too short for is highly dangerous. Height requirements are in place because some riders are too short to fit well in a ride seat and could fall out. A few extra inches to the bottom of a pair of shoes would not make a difference in the fit of a safety harness or bars.
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