‘All Together Now’ Trailer: ‘Moana’ Star Auli’i Cravalho Leads A Netflix Musical For Director Brett Haley

So long, City of Lights! Brad Pitt, 56, was seen leaving France on Sunday, August 30, where he did his best to remain incognito amid him being an international superstar and all. The Oscar winner dressed in the most casual of manners during his time overseas where he rocked a blue button down over a white t-shirt with green pants while adding a pop of bright color to his ensemble with an orange fedora.

Brett Haley wants to make a ton of different kinds of films. That much is clear just looking at the movies he’s made over his short yet productive career.

Baseball’s Mets and Marlins are standing in solidarity with Black Lives Matter protesters.

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On the surface, the YA adaptation All Together Now may seem like something Netflix is releasing in an effort to capture the tween market. Sure, it’s adapted from a YA novel and has an appealing young cast, but the secret weapon here is that it’s made by an old soul in Brett Haley.

Auli'i Cravalho, the voice of Disney's Moana and star of their live-TV version of The Little Mermaid, inches away from musicals in All Together Now, Brett Haley's film of a YA novel by Matthew Quick: Though her character's a teen singer who hopes to go pro, the pic gives more attention to her struggle to remain a local ray of sunshine despite being homeless.

Amber Appleton gives, gives, gives. The 17-year-old spends her free time teaching English to a group of Korean women.

Andrew Barker Senior Features WriterFor those who were charmed by writer-director Brett Haley’s incisive microbudget debut “The New Year,” or his Sam Elliott-starring Hollywood fable “The Hero,” or his crowdpleasing father-daughter dramedy “Hearts Beat Loud,” it might initially come as a surprise to see his name attached to two glossy, unabashedly sentimental Netflix teen dramas within the same year: February’s “All the Bright Places,” and this week’s “All Together Now.” Unexpected as it may be

Auliʻi Cravalho’s life changed forever at age 14 when she was cast as the voice of Disney’s “Moana.” The Hawaiian native loved singing and acting, but they were just hobbies to her. So were horseback riding, swimming and microbiology, for that matter.

Making its debut off-Broadway in 1968, “The Boys in the Band” proved to be a defining statement for the burgeoning gay rights movement of the era.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerContinuing baseball’s strangest season ever, the New York Mets’ scheduled game tonight against the Miami Marlins has been postponed by positive coronavirus tests on a Mets player and staff member.The game was scheduled for Citi Field in New York. The state has been relatively quiet in coronavirus outbreaks over the last two months, while Florida has been among the nation’s leaders.

Selling Sunset star Christine Quinn revealed that Brett Oppenheim has now quit his brother's firm to go it alone.The 31-year-old also talked about how she too thought about leaving over "favouritism" within the brokerage. Christine admits she's not happy that the founder, Jason Oppenheim, 43, favours Mary Fitzgerald, 39, who he gives properties to to sell – where the other real estate agents have to bring in new business for themselves.

 Jennifer Lopez  and  Alex Rodriguez  have reportedly purchased a new house together. Sources told TMZ that the Hollywood stars are the proud owners of a $40 million waterfront estate located in Miami’s exclusive Star Island community.

Hollywood fitness personality Eric the Trainer made a career out of using his muscles to life weight.

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The Princess Diana musical is making history as the first production to debut on Netflix ahead of its official Broadway opening night

Coming of age is hard.

Auli’i Cravalho and Rhenzy Feliz get flirty in the school hallway in this first look at their upcoming Netflix movie, All Together Now.

“Moana” star Auli’i Cravalho’s latest film “All Together Now” adapts Matthew Quick’s novel “Sorta Like a Rock Star” and is a heartwarming, young adult drama about a musically gifted teen who has to overcome poverty and family problems to live out her dreams.Brett Haley (“Hearts Beat Loud,” “All The Bright Places”) directs the film that’s dropping on Netflix on August 28, and this first trailer for the film really sings.“The pain that you’re feeling, channel it, put it into your song.