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Former Disney Channel star Christy Carlson Romano posted an emotional video revealing a positive self-screening result for cancer, citing a family history of the disease. She’s headed for a PET scan and urged others to get screened, saying she’s nervous but hopeful for a treatable outcome for her two daughters.
Happy Gilmore 2 includes a subtle tribute to the late Cameron Boyce, featuring a brief clip from Disney's Jessie, honoring his memory after his tragic passing in 2019.
Bluey's first extended episode, "The Sign," featuring Uncle Rad's wedding, will air on the Disney Channel and stream simultaneously on Disney+ on Sunday, April 14. Viewers can also watch it on various live TV streaming services such as DirecTV, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, and Sling. Additionally, exclusive crafts and printable wedding invites are available on the official Bluey website for kids to enjoy ahead of the special episode.
Zendaya reflects on her early years as the family breadwinner, crediting her parents' support and sacrifices for her success in the entertainment industry, where she landed her first job on the Disney Channel at the age of 13. She acknowledges her parents' unwavering belief in her and the core values they instilled in her upbringing.
Former Disney Channel directors Rich and Beth Correll have apologized for writing letters of support for Brian Peck, a former Nickelodeon dialogue coach accused of sexual abuse by Drake Bell. The Corrells expressed deep regret and apologized to Bell and his family, stating they would never have written the letters if they had known the truth at the time. The apology comes in the wake of a documentary detailing disturbing allegations within the kids' TV industry, including sexual assault and gender discrimination. The Corrells emphasized the importance of child safety and expressed support for Bell's bravery, while a new episode of the documentary will further explore the industry's next steps.
Former Disney Channel star Bridgit Mendler has co-founded a space startup called Northwood Space, based in El Segundo, which aims to build satellite ground stations. The company has already secured about $6 million in initial funding and is attracting high-profile investors. Mendler, along with co-founders Griffin Cleverly and Shaurya Luthra, applied their experience in SATCOM to build antennas from scratch and communicate with NOAA satellites, laying the foundation for the company.
Disney Channel alum Bridgit Mendler surprised fans by revealing she's now a mom to a 4-year-old boy whom she fostered and adopted, and also launched her own startup, Northwood Space, aiming to build ground satellite stations for data transmission from space. This comes after pursuing a law degree from Harvard and a PhD from MIT, showcasing her transition from performing to practicing science. Other stars like Ian Somerhalder, Jennette McCurdy, Meghan Markle, and Cameron Diaz have also pursued different careers and lives outside of Hollywood.
Former Disney Channel star Bridgit Mendler, known for her roles in "Good Luck Charlie" and "Wizards of Waverly Place," is now the CEO of Northwood Space, a startup aiming to mass produce ground stations that connect to satellites in space, creating a "data highway between Earth and space." The company, which has received $6 million in initial funding, is set to connect to a spacecraft in orbit later this year. Mendler, who studied at MIT and Harvard Law, was inspired to start the company while spending time with family in New Hampshire during the pandemic, and is building it with two former engineers from Lockheed Martin.
Tish Cyrus responded to ex-husband Billy Ray Cyrus' claim that "Hannah Montana" destroyed their family, stating that she and her family did not feel that way. She implied that the show actually benefited their family financially and allowed them to be together. Tish also opened up about the difficulties of the divorce and the challenges of managing a busy schedule while feeling like a single mom to her five children.
Tish Cyrus reveals that she encouraged Billy Ray Cyrus to star in "Hannah Montana" in hopes of bringing their family together and advancing his career, despite the show ultimately leading to their family's downfall. She saw it as an opportunity to keep the family united and avoid constant travel for Miley's role, but Billy Ray later expressed that the show "destroyed" their family. Tish has since divorced Billy and married Dominic Purcell, causing tension between Miley and her father.
Former Disney Channel star Jake Short, known for his roles in A.N.T. Farm and Mighty Med, has been spotted looking unrecognizable as he hits the golf course in a recent Instagram post. Since his Disney days, Short has continued acting, with credits in various films and series, including a recent appearance in the Brie Larson-led show Lessons in Chemistry. He has also launched a podcast with former co-star Bradley Steven Perry called The Sit and Chat.
Former Disney child star Steven Anthony Lawrence, known for his role as Bernard 'Beans' Aranguren in Even Stevens, has appeared in various TV shows and movies, including Frasier, ER, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. He recently showcased his new smile on Instagram after a dental visit and has been open about his past struggles with addiction. Lawrence remains active on social media, occasionally posting selfies and hosting a podcast with his former Even Stevens costars.
Jake T. Austin confirmed his return for the Wizards of Waverly Place reboot, joining David Henrie and Selena Gomez. The reboot will pick up after a mysterious incident at WizTech, with an adult Justin Russo leaving his wizard powers behind for a normal life, until a young wizard in need of training shows up at his door. The series is set to feature familiar faces and new magic, with Gomez appearing in the pilot episode and Henrie as a series regular.
The cast of "Wizards of Waverly Place" reunited in a photo, sparking excitement for the in-the-works sequel series. The new series will see David Henrie reprising his role as Justin Russo, with Selena Gomez guest-starring and serving as an executive producer. The sequel will follow Justin as he must embrace his past to ensure the future of the Wizard World when a powerful young wizard in need of training shows up at his door. Fans are eagerly anticipating an official series pickup and the return of the beloved magical family.
Selena Gomez reunited with her "Wizards of Waverly Place" co-stars David Henrie, David DeLuise, and Maria Canals-Barrera for a heartwarming photo, hinting at a possible return for the beloved TV family in the upcoming Disney Channel sequel. The new series will feature Gomez and Henrie as executive producers, with a storyline focusing on Justin's return to the wizard world. The reunion comes as the news of the greenlit "Wizards" series surfaces, though the involvement of other original cast members remains unconfirmed.