Kathryn Hahn makes her way into another Disney project
Fans of “Agatha All Along” got exactly what they wished for today. Kathryn Hahn has officially confirmed she will play the villainous Mother Gothel in Disney’s live-action “Tangled” remake. She’ll be starring alongside Teagan Croft as Rapunzel and Milo Manheim as Flynn Rider in the Michael Gracey-directed film.
Donald Glover is taking a trip to the space Mushroom Kingdom
In a surprise reveal during the final trailer for “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie,” it was announced that Donald Glover will provide the voice for everyone’s favorite green dinosaur, Yoshi. The star-studded sequel hits theaters April 1 and adds Issa Rae (Honey Queen) and Luis Guzman (King Wart) to the ensemble.
’Project Hail Mary’ reviews reach escape velocity
Early reviews for the film adaptation of Andy Weir’s “Project Hail Mary” are calling it a “miracle of modern cinema.” Critics are particularly praising Ryan Gosling’s performance as Ryland Grace as he promotes the film in London ahead of its March 20 release.
Chuck Norris doesn’t age; he just levels up to 86
The internet’s favorite martial arts legend Chuck Norris is trending today as he celebrates his 86th birthday. While fans are busy sharing “Chuck Norris Facts” to mark the occasion, the Almanac reminds us that he shares the March 10 spotlight with other icons like Sharon Stone and Jon Hamm.
Gwen Stefani opens up about her ’miracle’ journey
Gwen Stefani, 56, is making headlines today for a candid interview where she describes her pregnancy at 44 as a “full-on gift” that sparked a spiritual awakening. Between her upcoming 2026 festival headlining slots and a new “Wizard of Oz”-inspired series for Prime Video, No Doubt frontwoman is busier than ever.
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