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Parkwood Entertainment and Disney+ have announced that the new visual album “Black Is King,” written, directed and executive produced by 24-time Grammy Award-winner Beyoncé, will premiere globally on the streaming service this July.
As the lights came down at the beginning of the press junket for Disney’s “The Lion King” on July 10 at Montage Beverly Hills, the opening strains of the film’s signature song, “Circle of Life,” echoed through the Marquesa ballroom.
I only enjoyed watching “The Lion King” (2019) because I haven’t watched the 1994 film since I was probably at most 9 or 10 years old, and even still, I would have preferred to rewatch the original.
With just 50 days to go until the release of the live-action reimagining of “The Lion King”, Walt Disney Studios has released new character posters for each of the main players.
Disney has released the first teaser trailer for their upcoming live-action retelling of “The Lion King,” which roars into theaters next year on July 19, 2019.
You’ve seen her in bubbles and you’ve seen her without pants, but you’ve never seen Lady Gaga quite like this – covered in gumdrops, licorice and M&M’s.
Lady Gaga is just one of an all-star lineup of new celebrity portraits made entirely from candy, commissioned by Ripley’s Believe It or Not!
In this one of a kind work of art, Lady Gaga’s lovely locks are made from yellow licorice. There’s no blue suede on this Elvis – but there are hundreds of blue M&M’s. Michael Jackson thrills in multiple flavors – one portrait captures his essence with M&M’s, while another uses licorice and gumdrops. And our candy Beyonce looks good enough to – well, let’s just says she looks good enough to stare at and admire.
The Lady Gaga, Michael Jackson and Elvis portraits will feel right at home in their new surroundings – new Ripley’s Candy Stores that have been added to several Ripley’s attractions around the country. Beyonce and Marilyn Monroe will hang in the lobby of the Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Odditorium in Orlando.
The portraits were created by Mexico City artist Enrique Ramos who previously has done several pieces for Ripley’s. Picasso may have had his blue period, but Ramos is now experiencing his “sweet” period. These portraits are 100% candy, and include Gummy Bears, licorice, Fruit by the Foot, M&M’s, after-dinner mints and candy hearts.
As Beyonce says, “Put a Ring (pop) on It.” [Read more…]