Disney’s D23 Expo Pushed Back to September 2022

Dr. Anthony Fauci, on Thursday morning, clarified his response to being included in a new Trump campaign ad and vehemently shut down a declaration from a group of scientists about herd immunity that has reportedly been embraced by the White House, according to the New York Times.

Hugh Jackman‘s musical revival is being pushed back even further.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaBroadway will be without a marching band for more than a year. “The Music Man,” the upcoming revival of Meredith Willson’s classic look at a huckster who cons a town into buying instruments for its kids, will be delayed until 2022, Variety has confirmed.

With the pandemic still posing a major threat to live events for the foreseeable future, Coachella is not likely to happen until October 2021, according to Rolling Stone. Originally slated for April of this year, the music festival was initially pushed back to this month after coronavirus lockdowns and social distancing measures saw the postponement and cancellation of concerts and other large gatherings.

Also Read: 'Jurassic World: Dominion' to Scale Back Production in Malta After Rise in Coronavirus CasesAlongside the “Fast & Furious” series, “Jurassic World” has become one of Universal’s most lucrative blockbuster franchises. The last two films in the series, released in 2015 and 2018, combined to gross just shy of $3 billion at the global box office with the first “Jurassic World” standing as Universal’s highest grossing film ever.

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The upcoming movie Monster Hunter has made a rare move BACK to 2020 after previously being delayed until next year.

Nvidia has pushed back the launch of its GeForce RTX 3070 graphics card by two weeks.The company announced the delay through a blog post on its official website, where it noted that production on the cards are “ramping quickly”. While the postponement “may be disappointing” to some, Nvidia pointed out that “this shift will help our global partners get more graphics cards into the hands of gamers on launch day”.

The biggest marketing pull for Universal‘s “F9” is the promise that the film will bring “Justice for Han,” a phrase referring to the character of Han Seoul-Oh who is apparently coming back to life after being dead the past three movies. Sadly, it seems fans of the “Fast & Furious” saga will have to keep waiting to get some justice, because “F9” has been delayed yet again, and it’s all James Bond’s fault.

 And Furious film has been delayed again.The ninth instalment of the Vin Diesel-led franchise has been pushed back to May 28 2021 as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.F9 was one of the first films to have its release date pushed back as the pandemic took hold with Universal pushing the first release date back one year to April 2021.Fans of the long-running franchise will now have to wait a further month before seeing the return of Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Jordana Brewster,

Rebecca Rubin News Editor, Online“F9” will have to wait a little longer to take a lap in theaters.

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No Time to Die is no longer hitting theaters in 2020.

Rebecca Rubin News Editor, Online“No Time to Die,” the latest James Bond installment, will be postponed until next year, the filmmakers announced Friday.The film, starring Daniel Craig in his final stint as the agent formerly known as 007, is expected to hit theaters April 2, 2021, a year later than initially planned. “No Time to Die,” back in March, was the first major tentpole to shift its release date as cases of coronavirus began to spread.

Also Read: Cannes Plans 3-Day In-Person Version of Festival in Late OctoberAn update regarding #D23Expo: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event: pic.twitter.com/4v6cG8AvOA— Disney D23 (@DisneyD23) September 28, 2020The coronavirus pandemic forced pretty much every major in-person event to either cancel, delay or go virtual in 2020.