Let’s Break Down the ‘Drivers License’–High School Musical Drama You’re Seeing Everywhere

, Brandon and Julia got what they wanted when it comes to their living arrangements on his parents' farm, thanks to Brandon threatening to leave the farm altogether for Julia.On this season of, 26-year-old Julia has hated living on her 27-year-old fiancé Brandon's parents' farm in Virginia, since she is used to living an urban lifestyle in Russia. She has also been upset that his parents, Betty and Ron, don't let them sleep in the same room together since they're not married yet.

direct to your inbox A mother-of-four died in her car on the M60 after she broke down and a lorry smashed into her, an inquest heard. Shirley-Ann Dumbuya tragically lost her life after a HGV collided into the back of her Kia Ceed near to junction 20 on the anticlockwise carriageway.The 38-year-old student nurse's car had broken down and was stationary in lane one just before the collision.

Monique Coleman is opening up about her experience filming High School Musical and why her character Taylor McKessie always wore headbands.

In Peter Nicks’ documentary Homeroom, premiering today at the Sundance Film Festival, Oakland mayor Libby Schaaf speaks with a small group of students of color from Oakland High School.

High School Musical because the franchise’s stylists didn’t know how to style black hair. The actor played Taylor McKessie, the best friend to Vanessa Hudgens’ Gabriella Montez, in all three High School Musical films.

Monique Coleman has a surprising revelation about why her character in the Disney Channel’s “High School Musical” franchise had a fondness for headbands.

Once you realize the amount of racist microagressions that infiltrate our everyday lives, it’s hard to un-see them.

The heartbreaking truth. Monique Coleman revealed that her High School Musical character’s signature hairband accessory was used to cover up the fact that the crew didn’t know how to style Black hair.

direct to your inboxSilence fell as a heartbroken father stood in the witness stand.Teary-eyed, his voice cracked as he read his crushing statement to a court, detailing the devastating impact of the loss of his child.Yards away, his son's killer watched on, his head down, his cold eyes darting up in fleeting glances.Alex Rodda's mum and dad spoke emotionally at Chester Crown Court minutes before the young man in the dock - the 'cold and calculating' murderer who brutally killed their

"And you're probably with that blonde girl / Who always made me doubt / She's so much older than me / She's everything I'm insecure about," is the main lyric from Olivia Rodrigo's hit single Drivers License which had many fans convinced that the song was about Joshua Bassett and Sabrina Carpenter.

Kenny Ortega had directed a string of “Ally McBeal” and “Gilmore Girls” episodes, but what he really wanted to was return to making movies.So he asked his agents to keep an eye out for a TV movie, something “under the radar” that would allow him to quietly flex his filmmaking chops as he slid behind the camera for his first feature since 1993’s “Hocus Pocus.” (And before that, he’d directed another cult Disney favorite, the 1992 musical “Newsies.”)The script that caught his eye, a Disney Channel

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentMer Film, the well-established Norwegian film production banner, is reteaming with “Sami Boy” filmmaker Elle Sofe Sara on her feature debut “Arru.” The project will be pitched for the first time at the virtual Nordic Film Market, the industry program of the Goteborg Film Festival, whose full lineup has just been unveiled.“Arru” is a musical drama set in Kautokeino, a small Sami village in Northern Norway.

Woah! Could this be a new layer to the “Drivers License” drama?

Since the release of her song, fans have wanted to know if Olivia Rodrigo’s “Drivers License” lyrics are about Joshua Bassett and Sabrina Carpenter, like the theories claim. For those who don’t know what the Olivia-Joshua-Sabrina love triangle is, here’s a recap.

Kate Ferdinand has shared an adorable note from her stepchildren who have been attempting to console her as she navigates being a new mum in lockdown.The first-time mum, who shared the first snap of son Cree in December, took to Instagram to share the note and also wrote a lengthy post about how she's been feeling.The note read: "Pls stop crying I love you," alongside a love heart drawing.

Vanessa Hudgens is no stranger to hair transformations. Since her High School Musical debut in 2006, the star has tried every hair colour and cut imaginable.

The memes are breaking free! Vanessa Hudgens posted a hilarious photo featuring none other than her ex-boyfriend Zac Efron 10 years after their split.

Move over Vanessa Hudgens and Zac Efron? Olivia Rodrigo is making headlines after she seemingly penned the song “Drivers License” about her High School Musical: The Musical: The Series costar Joshua Bassett.