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Top children's day gift ideas that are on discount right now
It's Children’s Day this Friday, what plans do you have with your kids? Leave out the homework and read on for ways to bring a smile to your children's faces.
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Card game Uno to become hip-hop heist movie with rapper Lil Yachty
Uno is heading to the big screen, as a comedy heist movie set in the world of Atlanta hip-hop.
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‘Wishbone’ Feature Film in the Works From Universal Pictures and Mattel
Universal Pictures is developing a live-action film version of the iconic children’s TV show “Wishbone” alongside toymaker Mattel, the two announced on Wednesday.The TV show, which ran on PBS from 1996 through 2001, followed Wishbone, a Jack Russell terrier, who would daydream about being in some of the most famous and cherished literary moments that often mirrored his family’s real-life situations. Mattel’s film division, which got off the ground in 2018, is rebooting “Wishbone” into a modern,
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Daniel Kaluuya wants to 'subvert expectations' with 'new approach' to TV dinosaur Barney
'Get Out' star Daniel Kaluuya is turning his hand to an iconic children's TV character, and promising something out of the ordinary.
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‘Barney’ the Purple Dinosaur Movie in the Works From Mattel and Daniel Kaluuya
Someone wake up Baby Bop: “Barney” the Purple Dinosaur is getting his own movie, thanks to a collaboration between Mattel Films and Daniel Kaluuya.The live-action project will mark the first collaboration between Mattel Films, Valparaiso Pictures and “Get Out” star Kaluuya’s 59% production company. In addition to Kaluuya, 59%’s Rowan Riley and Amandla Crichlow will also executive produce the movie, as will Valparaiso’s David Carrico, Adam Paulsen and Bobby Hoppey, and Kevin McKeon of Mattel Film
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Barbie manufacturer Mattel launches 'gender-inclusive' toy line
The gender-neutral dolls allow children to style it with short or long hair, or in a skirt, trousers, or both.
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Mattel's sold-out 'Day of the Dead' Barbie called 'cultural appropriation at its worst'
Cultural appropriation or a celebration?