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Pixar Shares Video Reminding Us "Turning Red" Arrives In Theaters This Weekend -

With just days ahead of its limited theatrical release, Pixar is reminding us that their hit film Turning Red is arriving on the big screen this weekend! https://www.instagram.com/reel/C3A4FA6pJAK/?igsh=MXU4dXh2OGgyZHNidQ== What’s Happening: Pixar is reminding fans that their film, Turnin

New on Disney Plus in February 2024 — all the new movies and shows to watch

Here are all the Disney Plus movies and shows you'll want to watch in February 2024, including 'The Marvels'

Disney+: What to watch in February 2024 -

There are a whole slate of exciting films and TV series making their debut on the streamer this February.

Short Film Review: Pixar SparkShorts' "Self" Explores the Perils of Assimilation via a Mix of Stop-Motion and CGI

Pixar Reveals First Look At Stop-Motion CGI Hybrid Short For Disney+

Disney's 'inspiring' LGBT movie and TV moments is actually a short list

Bob Chapek mentioned Disney creating "inspiring" queer content when addressing the company’s supposed support of the controversial "Don’t Say Gay" bill. Here are all Disney’s official gay moments from movies and TV series.

Pixar SparkShort 'Nona' Features Pro Wrestling Theme, Out Now on Disney+

Disney Plus Is Adding 11 New Movies And TV Series This Week

Nina West, Hayley Kiyoko, Todrick Hall and More to Join Disney Plus' Virtual Pride Concert

The 2021 Oscar-nominated shorts: 15 films examine life's many conditions

The 2021 Oscar-nominated shorts: 15 films examine life's many conditions Michael Ordoña Los Angeles Times (TNS) The 15 short-film Oscar nominees — live action, documentaries and animation — show that the format is alive and well, showcasing a wide range of topics, tones and approaches — and highlighting a trend in documentaries toward more daring cinematic style and extreme subjectivity. The Appell Center for the Performing Arts, 50 N. George St., will host screenings of the Oscar-nominated short films this weekend at the Capitol Theatre.  Animated shorts will be shown at 4 p.m. Saturday, live-action shorts at 7 p.m. Saturday and documentary shorts at 3 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $12 for one session, $22 for two or $30 for all three. For tickets or information, go to https://appellcenter.org/.