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Review: Time to put ‘Boss Baby’ in the corner? Pity the kids movie that follows Pixar’s act. The Walt Disney Co.’s animation studio has long been a standard bearer that can be tough to match. But even knowing the inevitable drop-off to come, “The Boss Baby: Family Business” is still an awfully steep slide from the splendid, shimmering “Luca.” The Dreamworks sequel to 2017’s (checks notes) Oscar-nominated “The Boss Baby” again pushes a simple, funny but difficult to elabora...

Hear about Wade’s newest novel, River, Sing Out, his previous book, All Things Left Wild, and his writing process at Old Town Books. Wade’s novel reflects the landscape and voice of the West and Texas. James Wade is a friend to OTB, and we hope you will come meet this engaging and talented young writer! This event will take place on Saturday, June 12th, from 3 to 5 PM. We will have plenty of copies of both of James's books to purchase and have signed. We hope to see you all there! We absolutely can't wait!

Amesbury High School seniors are following through with as many senior events as they can, adhering to COVID-19 safety protocols.

TVKIDS Disney Junior Shorts on Race, Racism & Social Justice Disney Junior has ordered the new animated short series Rise Up, Sing Out, presenting concepts around race, racism and social justice for the youngest viewers. The series consists of music-based shorts that are designed to provide an inspiring and empowering message about noticing and celebrating differences and providing a framework for conversation. The shorts will feature music by Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson and Tariq “Black Thought” Trotter of The Roots, who are executive producing through their Two One Five Entertainme...

Latoya Raveneau.  “It is an honor to work with the Disney Junior team to help create a series of shorts that will empower and uplift the future generations in the way we know best, through music,” Questlove and Black Thought said in a statement to The Associated Press. “We hope these shorts will encourage the young audience to recognize and celebrate our differences as human beings while learning the tools to navigate real-world issues of racial injustice,” they added.  In 2017, the group created an animated short for an episode of the ABC show The series, Disney Junior exec Joe ...