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 on Disney+, now is the time! The new Disney animated film starring the voices of Kelly Marie Tran () and Awkwafina (,) is now available at no extra cost to subscribers on Disney+, after a three month run on the streaming service's «Premier Access» tier.The film centers around Raya — Disney's first Southeast Asian princess — a warrior who embarks on a journey looking for the sole surviving dragon in order to save her kingdom.

Hey, Hollywooders! Are you heading to your local comic book store for Free Comic Book Day 2021?To celebrate this glorious day for comic book fans, we’re taking a look at upcoming comic book movies coming out of Hollywood where you can head straight to the theater and get the best view of all of the action.Take a look at our list of comic book movies heading to movie theaters this year including upcoming release dates for new Marvel movies, DC movies, and more. “We have unfinished business.” Scar

Yesterday, Marvel released the teaser trailer for Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, set to release exclusively in movie theaters on September 3!The Marvel movie stars Simu Liu as Shang-Chi, Tony Leung as Wenwu, Awkwafina as Shang-Chi’s friend Katy, and Michelle Yeoh as Jiang Nan. Shang-Chi thought he left his past behind but finds out that he’s been drawn into the web of the mysterious Ten Rings organization.Watch the teaser trailer here:The new movie trailer was released on Simu Liu’s

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was made under very unique circumstances, making for some truly unique bloopers.«Much of the recording was done in their homes,» director Don Hall told ET of working with his cast.

Elizabeth Olsen, Anthony Mackie, Sebastian Stan, Emily VanCamp, Emilio Estevez, Lauren Graham, Awkwafina, Kelly Marie Tran and many more.So grab your favorite slanket, heat up some cocoa, and let us point you to your next big TV obsession.If you loved the 1992 Emilio Estevez flick about a scrappy peewee hockey team, you should check out this TV series, which features the return of Estevez and a continuation of that homage to the sport. But this time around, the Ducks are no underdogs.

Disney’s “Raya and the Last Dragon.”Hollywood loves a scaly scamp. There’s “Game of Thrones,” “Dragonheart,” “Pete’s Dragon,” the much better 2016 remake of “Pete’s Dragon” and the gold standard of fire-breathers, “How To Train Your Dragon,” one of the best CGI family films ever made.There’s something so whimsical about a pet that can destroy all your enemies without lifting a claw.“Raya,” which has a lot going for it, is not as emotionally involving as any of those other  films or TV shows.

, sets up certain expectations: You know that the main character will be Raya, the warrior princess voiced by Kelly Marie Tran, and that you'd better meet a dragon sooner or later.Though the project had been in the works at Disney for six or so years, when 's core team — directors Don Hall and Carlos López Estrada, writers Adele Lim and Qui Nguyen and producer Osnat Shurer — came onboard in the past couple years, even those components were still in flux.«This idea of creating a fantasy world

, the new Disney animated film starring the voices of Kelly Marie Tran () and Awkwafina (,) will arrive to the Disney+ on Friday, March 5 under the streaming service's «Premier Access» tier.The film centers around Raya — Disney's first Southeast Asian princess — a warrior who embarks on a journey looking for the sole surviving dragon in order to save her kingdom.

Disney on autopilot is still pretty good. And that’s the case with the studio’s latest film, “Raya and the Last Dragon.” 500 years ago, a purple plasmatic plague known as the druun swept over the dragon-shaped nation of Kumandra.

Elizabeth Olsen, Anthony Mackie, Sebastian Stan, Emily VanCamp, Emilio Estevez, Lauren Graham, Awkwafina, Kelly Marie Tran and many more.So grab your favorite slanket, heat up some cocoa, and let us point you to your next big TV obsession.So what if there are no new Marvel movies coming out soon? We’ve got two unforgettable characters from the MCU teaming up for this hotly anticipated miniseries.

Restore peace. Find the last dragon.

Restore peace. Find the last dragon.

Walt Disney Animation Studios is gearing up for their 59th animated feature, the upcoming action-adventure fantasy “Raya and the Last Dragon.” Directed by Don Hall (“Big Hero 6”) and Carlos López Estrada (“Blindspotting”), with veteran Disney artists Paul Briggs and John Ripa credited as co-directors, “Raya and the Last Dragon” takes place in the fantasy world of Kumandra, where long ago humans and dragons lived together in harmony.

won't just introduce Kelly Marie Tran's lone warrior, Raya, and the legendary dragon, Sisu (voiced by Awkwafina). Disney's latest adventure introduces the entire kingdom of Kumandra, which requires its own voice cast (and a rather impressive one at that).Raya's band of misfits allies comprises Tong, a formidable giant voiced by Benedict Wong, a 10-year-old entrepreneur named Boun (Izaac Wang) and the con-baby leader of an animal crime syndicate, Little Noi (Thalia Tran).

Film studios are running away from the COVID spring to the hills of “safety” in the summer and fall; any major movies set for release in the next four months are being delayed and rescheduled.

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It feels like we’ve seen glances, images, and maybe even concept art of Disney‘s “Raya & The Last Dragon,” for years, but the animated movie is almost here. “Raya and the Last Dragon,” features Kelly Marie Tran (Rose Tico from “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” and ‘Rise Of Skywalker‘) as the voice of Raya, a lone warrior whose mission is to track down the legendary last dragon in a bid to save Kumandra and unite its lands.

Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is embracing and championing diversity in a bigger way than ever before.

The careers of actresses Awkwafina and Karen Gillan seem to be taking off at the same exact time, but both in very different ways. Regardless of how they achieved superstar status, it appears that both actresses are set to star opposite each other in the upcoming action-comedy film, “Shelly.” According to Deadline, Awkwafina and Gillan will co-star in, “Shelly,” which is written by Michael Doneger and Liz Storm and directed by Jude Weng.

Selena Gomez, Cardi B, Mary J. Blige, and Smokey Robinson have signed on to add their star power to virtual graduation celebrations saluting the Class of 2020.

Early on his career, BD Wong wasn’t allowed to “be funny.”

Awkwafina is the latest celebrity to come forward and condemn the appalling term “Chinese Virus.” The Oceans 8 actress, 31, took to Instagram on March 24 to tell her fans that she was in quarantine after traveling and working outside the United States. Posting a photo of herself wearing a face mask, Awkwafina wrote a passionate and lengthy statement about the “cruelty” she’s seen as a result of such racist rhetoric.

Awkwafina is “saddened” by the “cruel rhetoric” that’s arisen amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Awkwafina has expressed her utter disappointment at the “cruelty” being evoked in some people in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

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The drama is inspired by a Cigar Aficionado article by Michael Kaplan, reports variety.com.

Awkwafina is set to star in “The Baccarat Machine,” a gambling drama inspired by a Cigar Aficionado article by Michael Kaplan.

Awkwafina’s stylist Erica Cloud kept “a little bit of playfulness” in her awards looks for “The Farewell,” while respecting the film’s tone