Category Archives: TV & Movies

What’s new to Disney+ in January 2026?

Kick off the New Year with the January 2026 Disney+ and Hulu lineup. This month features the streaming debut of the legendary Indiana Jones collection, the premiere of Marvel Television’s Wonder Man, and all-new episodes of Percy Jackson and the Olympians.

What’s new to Disney+ in October 2025?

Get ready for the November 2025 Disney+ lineup, featuring the premiere of the exclusive documentary Fire And Water: Making The Avatar Films, the holiday film A Very Jonas Christmas Movie, and the streaming debut of the summer blockbuster The Fantastic Four.

What’s new to Disney+ in October 2025?

As spooky season begins, Disney+ is rolling out a cauldron of new content. Discover the October 2025 streaming lineup, featuring the new season of Wizards Beyond Waverly Place, the highly anticipated return of Star Wars: Visions, and a brand new LEGO Frozen special.

What’s new to Disney+ in September 2025?

Get ready for a month of new content on Disney+ this September 2025. This month’s lineup includes the premiere of Lilo & Stitch (2025), the chilling four-part series Marvel Zombies, and a brand new LEGO Star Wars adventure.

What’s new to Disney+ in August 2025?

Discover everything new to stream on Disney+ in August 2025. This month’s lineup includes the animated series premiere of Eyes of Wakanda, the special LEGO Disney Princess: Villains Unite, and all-new episodes of The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder.

Hoppers Trailer Breakdown: First Look at Pixar’s 2026 Animal Adventure

Pixar’s new teaser for Hoppers just landed, revealing a unique story about a girl whose mind enters a robotic beaver! Get my first thoughts on the stunning animation, fascinating concept, and hidden Easter Eggs in what could be Pixar’s next big hit.

5 Pixar Shorts You Need to Watch on Disney+

Pixar’s short films are emotional, artistic gems that often get overlooked. With nearly 50 available to stream on Disney+, this list highlights 5 must-watch Pixar shorts — from heartwarming stories like Bao to groundbreaking animation like Luxo Jr. — perfect for a quick watch that still packs a punch.