STEVE TALLEY IS
MALE LEAD IN 'YOUNG AND SOFIA' SITCOM SPIN OFF
As you know Freeform's super popular multi camera comedy series YOUNG AND HUNGRY returns next week with the new episodes, but 
one of its most popular characters, Sofia or Lil' Soso is getting her own spin off sitcom called YOUNG AND SOFIA! Aimee Carrero will again play Sofia, and the latest news say that always lovely Steve Talley will be her male lead! Ryan Pinkston will also star!
one of its most popular characters, Sofia or Lil' Soso is getting her own spin off sitcom called YOUNG AND SOFIA! Aimee Carrero will again play Sofia, and the latest news say that always lovely Steve Talley will be her male lead! Ryan Pinkston will also star!
It isn't known whether Sofia Rodriguez, banking intern and roommate to
Gabi (Emily Osment) will leave YOUNG AND HUNGRY when in the possible
spinoff (which will be announced in episode 8th of the 4th season) she
lands a job working for an overbearing boss at a magazine. Steve Talley
will be Kendrick, a super-hot, sexy and masculine journalist with whom
Sofia is immediately intrigued by, while Pinkston will be the magazine's
pop culture editor.
'SING' NEW TRAILER
WHEN PIGS GO GAGA
Two animated trailers for you today, starting with the second one for SING which will follow a koala named Buster who recruits his best
friend to help him drum up business for his theatre by hosting a singing competition. Matthew McConaughey, Reese Witherspoon and Scarlett Johansson lead the voice cast!
friend to help him drum up business for his theatre by hosting a singing competition. Matthew McConaughey, Reese Witherspoon and Scarlett Johansson lead the voice cast!
'FINDING DORY' NEW TRAILER
UNFORGETTABLE JOURNEY SHE PROBABLY WON'T REMEMBER
The second trailer has also been released for Disney's anticipated sequel FINDING DORY in which the eponymous forgetful blue tang 
searches for her parents. Along with Nemo and his dad, Marlin, the trio takes off on a life-changing adventure across the ocean to California’s Marine Life Institute, aka the fish hospital.
searches for her parents. Along with Nemo and his dad, Marlin, the trio takes off on a life-changing adventure across the ocean to California’s Marine Life Institute, aka the fish hospital.
Cute trailers. Always good to hear Matthew McConaughey's voice.
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DeleteSuch exquisite delights today! I can't wait for both animated films.
ReplyDeletehope the kid will enjoy them! Are you going to cinema this week to watch ANGRY BIRDS?
DeleteWe'll wait for that to hit video. I still need to get the kids to Jungle Book before it leaves the theaters. End of the school year is so jam packed with activities, we haven't had much movie watching time lately.
DeleteJungle Book surely must be seen in Imax or something
DeleteI can't wait to watch these animated films. I am going to look up Young and Hungry.
ReplyDeleteit's a fun little sitcom! Carefree and joyful
DeleteI think Finding Dory is going to be a Blockbuster. Ellen is promoting it on her daytime talk show every single day!
ReplyDeletemost probably, although I can't for the life of me understand why it is so popular, I fell asleep during the first movie :)
DeleteI'm so excited for finding dory!! My daughter would love it also!
ReplyDeletethere will be tons of new seacreatures in it
Delete"Sing" looks TERRIFIC! The funniest things were the gorilla wearing the little bunny mask and the pig singing Lady Gaga!
ReplyDeleteI think I will love the pig and the oliphant :) And the gorilla with the sweet voice :)
DeleteFinding Dory has had a lot of marketing publicity. I hope it lives up to all the hype.
ReplyDeletemost probably won't but hype is all these days
DeleteWell the kids watching over my shoulder are pretty stoked about SING. Here's hoping it's decent.
ReplyDeletethey should really like it
DeleteWill definitely be taking the kids to see Finding Dory! Does Matthew Mc sing? I'm wondering!
ReplyDeleteI think not, he's the koala who organizes everything
DeleteMongo has that fish for breakfast. :p
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