Bo Bridges is a Southern California-based fine art and commercial photographer known for his artistic sensibilities in shooting scenic landscapes or stunts for movies. While his notoriety began with photographing[…]
Pixar Pier is open to the public as of today after two days of media and VIP guest previews. While we were not included in the opening festivities, we certainly[…]
Yesterday night in Beverly Hills, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences held an all-star tribute to Richard and the late Robert Sherman, the legendary and Oscar-winning film songwriting[…]
You probably have walked into your nearest AMC Theater only to have passed by a black-walled curved hallway with animated projections on it luring you in. This is the entrance[…]
Editor’s Note: Late this afternoon, Disney announced John Lasseter’s departure from the company. The former chief creative officer of both Pixar Animation Studios and Walt Disney Animation Studios will continue[…]
“The Jim Henson Exhibition: Imagination Unlimited” is a brand new traveling exhibition that takes you through the creative journey of Jim Henson and his team. Featuring historical artifacts – including[…]
We’ve come a long way since the first animated feature films. The first ones ever that Walt Disney created with his team of animators were practically inventing the art form,[…]
It’s been thirteen years since Kingdom Hearts II came out and five years since Kingdom Hearts III was announced. On Friday May 18th, 2018 select people were invited to attend[…]
Kingdom Hearts has been consistently popular since the first game’s release in 2002, even despite the length of time between Kingdom Hearts II and Kingdom Hearts III. Multiple games in between[…]
Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast” has been an animated film, a broadway show, a live-action movie and now in concert live-to-film at the Hollywood Bowl. A story that is already beloved[…]
We’re just a few weeks away from what is sure to be an “incredible” summer! “The Incredibles 2” is due out in theaters on June 15 and shortly after, Pixar[…]
Marvel’s “Black Panther” is still playing in a lot of movie theaters still, but that hasn’t stopped Marvel from already moving the global hit to its in-home release for people[…]
