How to Watch Beyoncé's 'Black Is King': Stream the New Movie on Disney Plus

Beyoncé on Disney+! The GRAMMY-winning artist's new visual album,, which Queen Bey wrote, executive produced and directed is coming to the streaming service on July 31. The film is based on the music from her album, and isbilled as «a reunion of cultures and shared generational beliefs,» and includes featured artists and guest appearances.Earlier this month, Beyoncé revealed the latest trailer for .

Disney+'s was made for you. The series, executive produced byand adapted from 's nonfiction book of the same name, revisits the earliest days of the space race.The cast, which includes and , and the creative team assembled for a virtual Comic-Con@Home panel on Saturday moderated by , the first Black female astronaut to go to space.

After months…err years of waiting, we now know when “New Mutants” will finally arrive for audiences– uh…the same date as last time. Yeah, don’t get overly excited for a Disney+ announcement, because that didn’t happen today at Comic-Con @ Home.

With its increasingly absurd number of delays, “The New Mutants,” fast becoming the “The Man Who Killed Don Quixote” of superhero movies, has again returned to prove that it actually exists. A large push at this year’s virtual edition of the San Diego Comic-Con that included a screening of the opening few minutes.

Nearly every 90’s baby was ecstatic to find out that a Lizzie McGuire reboot was in the works. Because it was slated to premiere on Disney Plus, the writers and producers were worried about the show centered around a grown-up Lizzie in her 30’s wouldn’t be able to reach its full potential with a PG rating.

After months…err years of waiting, we now know when “New Mutants” will finally arrive for audiences– uh…the same date as last time. Yeah, don’t get overly excited for a Disney+ announcement, because that didn’t happen today at Comic-Con @ Home.

With the news that “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” is being delayed from its original August release date on Disney+ due to the COVID-19 production delays, it appeared that the Mouse House’s streaming platform wasn’t going to have any new Marvel content for quite a while. But in fact, the service is set to premiere “Marvel 616” soon enough and has released a couple of teasers to help promote the new docuseries.

Beyoncé on Disney+! The GRAMMY-winning artist's new visual album,, which Queen Bey wrote, executive produced and directed is coming to the streaming service on July 31. The film is based on the music from her album.

Beyoncé on Disney+! The GRAMMY-winning artist's new visual album,, which Queen Bey wrote, executive produced and directed is coming to the streaming service on July 31. The film is based on the music from her album.

Just last week, it was revealed that the first major Disney+ original from Marvel Studios, “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” has been pulled from the August release schedule and has yet to finish production due to the COVID-19 pandemic. And as we’ve seen with how Marvel Studios does business with its shared universe storytelling, a delay of one project starts a chain reaction that normally ends with everything shifting to accommodate.

Recently, the CEO of Netflix threw a bit of shade at Disney+ for only offering event-style content instead of a consistent stream of originals, as seen with the recent release of “Hamilton.” Well, regardless of the strategy, it seems to be working, as the Mouse House’s streaming service is gaining subscribers at a very fast rate. And with the release of the next “event” film, “Black is King,” it’s likely that Disney+ will dominate the conversation yet again this month.

We may not be getting “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” next month, but Marvel is still making moves on their other Disney+ TV series, as they just started recruiting their directorial team for the “Hawkeye” series, and they are as surprising as when Taika Waititi directed a Thor movie.

Back in November, when Disney+ first launched, the service was like a rocket out of the gate, attracting millions of subscribers and touting its new, original series, such as “The Mandalorian.” However, since then, the service has struggled to populate its library with some high-profile originals.

When choosing a life partner, you need to develop a relationship built on trust. Sometimes your eyes are going to wander to the new, attractive option.

Werner Herzog is one of Germany’s great filmmakers. French director Francois Truffaut called Herzog “the most important film director alive” and legendary film critic Roger Ebert was a huge fan of Herzog’s work.

has come to an end, but the Bad Batch's journey is just beginning., a new animated series set in a galaxy far, far away, is coming to Disney+ in 2021, the streamer announced. The series, hailing from executive producer Dave Filoni, follows a squad of elite clones first introduced in a four-episode arc of .Also known as Clone Force 99, the clones who make up the Bad Batch have been genetically enhanced and each possess a singular unique skill.

Let’s be honest for a minute—the “Star Wars” franchise is at a crossroads and there’s really no way of knowing what the future holds for the Lucasfilm moneymaker on the big screen. But we do know one thing—fans sure do love what Dave Filoni is doing with the animated “Star Wars” universe.

, the smash Tony Award-winning musical by composer, playwright and performer Lin-Manuel Miranda landed on Disney+ on July 3 in a production recorded at the Richard Rodgers Theatre with the original 2016 cast, which includes Miranda, as well as Leslie Odom Jr., Renée Elise Goldsberry, Daveed Diggs and more.Up 'til now, non-theatergoers have only been able to experience it via the official soundtrack, which you can stream on Spotify and on Apple Music right now.To watch on Disney+, which is