'Frozen's Olaf Is Getting an Origin Story in the Disney Plus Short 'Once Upon a Snowman'

Film  and television productions are ramping up in many areas despite looming concerns over the coronavirus pandemic -- and the latest reality TV series to hit go on filming is “Top Chef.” The competition cooking show is all hands on deck to begin shooting its next edition in Portland, Ore. And with the greenlight, COVID-19 measures will be implemented to keep production on track and positive tests hopefully at a minimum.

Once Upon a Time is finally streaming on Disney+ so you'll be able to binge-watch this epic fairytale drama as many times as you want!Once Upon a Time originally aired on ABC from 2011 to 2018 and follows a young woman named Emma Swan (Jennifer Morrison), whose life is thrown for a loop when the son she gave up for adoption, Henry (Jared Gilmore), shows up at her door one day with a fantastical tale about her destiny.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson jokingly took a swipe at Chrissy Teigen on Instagram after she shared an adorable snap of her daughter Luna washing her hair.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson became a dad back in early July and he has already faced some parent shaming since Beckett‘s birth. Now, he’s jokingly shaming Chrissy Teigen‘s photo to attempt to see what the trolls get out of parent shaming online.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson jokingly attempted to mom-shame Chrissy Teigen after the Cravings author shared a photo of her 3-year-old daughter, Luna, washing her hair.“Every day she makes me a warm (not hot, chill!) bath and refuses to let me wash my own hair,” the Bring the Funny judge, 34, captioned the Sunday, September 20, Instagram photo of herself resting while her and John Legend’s eldest child rubbed in shampoo. “Girls, man.

Once Upon a Time is officially streaming on Disney+, where it belongs, and you'll be able to binge-watch this epic fairytale drama as many times as you want!Once Upon a Time originally aired on ABC from 2011 to 2018 and follows a young woman named Emma Swan (Jennifer Morrison), whose life is thrown for a loop when the son she gave up for adoption, Henry (Jared Gilmore), shows up at her door one day with a fantastical tale about her destiny.

Even though the drama of “Once Upon a River” kicks off with the use of rifles and a huge fight, the film is actually a quiet affair. The coming-of-age film might begin with loud, violent heartbreak, but it’s clear that Haroula Rose’s feature aims to be as calming as the body of water in its title.

Naman Ramachandran “I Am Slave” director Gabriel Range’s “Stardust,” that chronicles the young David Bowie’s first visit to the U.S. in 1971, a trip that inspired the invention of his iconic alter ego Ziggy Stardust, will open the 28th Raindance Film Festival.Like several other festivals this year, Raindance will be a hybrid version comprised of a strong online presence with some physical events and screenings.

Once Upon a Time is finally coming to Disney+, where it belongs, and you'll be able to binge-watch this epic fairytale drama as many times as you want starting Friday, Sept. 18.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticAt this point, there are several things you’re almost sure to encounter when diving into one of Ryan Murphy’s gilded television worlds. No matter where or when it’s set, the show will have impeccable, eye-popping costume and production design.

Typical accoutrements for eating raw oysters include cocktail sauce and mignonette, plus or minus a curious spirit for the uninitiated. The key accompaniment is subtlety.

After a fan made a suggestion to make Taylor Swift’s song “The Last Great American Dynasty” into a movie, the tweet quickly went viral.

Olaf is getting his very own origin story!

Disney will leave no stone or troll unturned when it comes to the mysteries of “Frozen”. When fans began asking, “Why does Elsa have powers? And why does Anna not?” a sequel — 2019’s “Frozen 2″ — was born. Now, a new short film will fill in the origin story for everyone’s favourite chatty snowman.

Film fans often debate the necessity of a prequel film or TV series. Often, prequels serve only to shine a light on mysteries that should have remained in the dark.

Once Upon a Timeis no longer on Netflix. All seven seasons of the fan-favorite drama left the popular streaming service on Saturday, Sept.