The next film in the popular Toy Story series, Toy Story 5, will show Woody with a receding hairline and introduce a new villain: a high-tech tablet that threatens playtime. Recent news also revealed several more Pixar movies planned after its summer release. Here’s a complete list of the confirmed Pixar films coming after Toy Story 5, plus one that’s likely to be announced soon.
Disney has confirmed that Kathryn Hahn will be playing Mother Gothel in the upcoming live-action remake of Tangled. Hahn is well-known for her role as Agatha Harkness in WandaVision and its spin-off, Agatha All Along, as well as appearances in shows like Parks and Recreation and Mrs. Fletcher, and films such as Step Brothers and Bad Moms. Rumors about her casting began circulating in January 2026, and Disney officially announced the news with a video of Hahn wearing a Mother Gothel t-shirt, accompanied by the message, “You want her to be the bad guy? FINE. Kathryn Hahn is Mother Gothel in Disney’s live-action Tangled.” You can watch the video below.
The sixth season of Virgin River ended with a joyful moment for Mel Monroe (Alexandra Breckenridge) and Jack Sheridan (Martin Henderson) – they got married, not once, but twice! However, typical of this small town in California, the happiness was quickly followed by lingering questions. Most notably, fans were left wondering why Jack’s former partner, Charmaine (Lauren Hammersley), didn’t attend the wedding.
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The young actors in ‘Scarpetta‘ discuss the gripping serial killer story at the heart of the new series. Jake Cannavale, Hunter Parrish, and Rosy McEwen share their thoughts on what makes the thriller so captivating and how they tackled the challenge of portraying younger versions of well-known characters. Read More 2026-03-10 21:08
It was inevitable that Tarantino would respond to Arquette’s criticism of his frequent use of a certain word, and he did so with a strongly worded letter. Tarantino questioned whether the publicity Arquette received from media coverage of the disagreement was worth the perceived disrespect towards him and the film she had previously enjoyed being a part of. He also accused her of lacking “class and honor.” Vulture, among many other publications, reported on the exchange. This suggests a resolution is unlikely, especially considering Tarantino previously criticized Paul Dano. His call for professional solidarity feels hypocritical given his own past comments, implying he expects loyalty but doesn’t necessarily offer it in return.
Inspired by actual events in 1880s Arizona, including the famous shootout at the O.K. Corral and the subsequent Earp Vendetta Ride, the movie Tombstone was a hit with both critics and audiences when it was released. Over time, it’s become a beloved classic, often considered one of the greatest Westerns ever made. Kurt Russell has appeared in other Westerns, like Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight and S. Craig Zahler’s Bone Tomahawk, but many feel there’s something uniquely memorable about Tombstone and his performance in it.
After being let down by how Game of Thrones ended, I’ve been hoping for another fantasy show that could be both really popular and well-made. Netflix has definitely been trying with big-budget shows like Cursed and Arcane, and honestly, I think they might have already struck gold with a new fantasy series that could be something truly special.
Bill Pullman recently spoke with Esquire magazine about his role in the upcoming Marvel film, Avengers: Doomsday. He explained that the movie explores fundamental human themes, saying it’s a return to the core ideas that inspire storytelling. Despite featuring a large ensemble cast, Pullman noted that directors Anthony and Joe Russo were dedicated to ensuring the film had a meaningful story and wasn’t just a series of brief appearances.
Industry leaders, including SAG-AFTRA President Sean Astin, have voiced strong objections to Tilly Norwood, a digitally created performer. Despite this criticism, the studio behind Norwood is now using the AI ‘actor’ to encourage real actors to embrace artificial intelligence. In a promotional song, Norwood sings about the potential of AI, urging actors to lead the way and see AI not as a threat, but as a tool for growth and creative freedom: “Actors, it’s time to take the lead. Create the future, plant the seed. Don’t be left out, don’t fall behind. Build your own, and you’ll be free. We can scale, we can grow. Be the creators we’ve always known. It’s the next evolution, can’t you see? AI’s not the enemy, it’s the key.”