Ariana Grande's deluxe ‘Eternal Sunshine,' Children's and Family Emmys host and presenters, and more of today's top stories
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The reissued album with new tracks arrives on March 28. She told Variety about the expanded project, "The album is so concise, and I didn't want to add songs just for the sake of it. The new tracks are short, but they really count." The original version of Eternal Sunshine was released a year ago, topped the Billboard 200, sent two singles to the top of the Hot 100, and earned three Grammy nominations. She was up for Best Dance Pop Recording ("Yes, And?"), Best Pop Duo/Group Performance ("The Boy is Mine" remix featuring Brandy and Monica), and Best Pop Vocal Album.
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Puppeteer and actor Dave Goetz will present the Lifetime Achievement Award to performer Fran Brill (Sesame Street). Additional presenters include Ella Bright (Malory Towers), Noah Cottrell (The Spiderwick Chronicles), Lucia Cunningham (Jessica's Big Little World), Terrence Little Gardenhigh (Fright Krewe), Duff Goldman (host, Kids Baking Championship), Jack Griffo (The Thundermans Return), Mykal-Michelle Harris (Raven's Home), Paul Walter Hauser (Orion and the Dark), Leah Sava Jeffries (Percy Jackson and the Olympians), Kiersten Kelly (Jurassic World: Chaos Theory), Donna Kimball (Emmy nominee from Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock), Kira Kosarin (The Thundermans Return), Amanda Lawrence (Malory Towers), Amanda Martinez (Rosie Rules), Arianna McDonald (Snoopy Presents: One-of-a-Kind Marcie), Bobby Moynihan (Saturday Night Live, Pupstruction), Walker Scobell (Percy Jackson and the Olympians), Aryan Simhadri (Percy Jackson and the Olympians), Cree Summer (Spirit Rangers), John Tartaglia (Emmy nominee for Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock), Jacob Tremblay (Orion and the Dark) and Izaac Wang (Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai).
Also in attendance will be Bob Bergen (Looney Tunes), Leslie Carrara-Rudolph (Sesame Street), Adam Copeland (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, WWE), Ben Feldman (Monsters at Work), Eric Jacobson (Sesame Street), Elizabeth Mitchell (The Santa Clauses), Maximilian Lee Piazza (One Piece), Sarah Rafferty (Suits, My Life With the Walter Boys), David Rudman (Sesame Street), Eric Stonestreet (Modern Family, The Santa Clauses), and Kari Wahlgren (Superkitties).
The Emmy-winning comedian hosts a sit-down talk show that will stream live every Wednesday night at 10 p.m. ET starting on March 12, and his first guests have just been announced: Oscar nominee Michael Keaton, legendary folk singer Joan Baez (who was just played by Oscar nominee Monica Barbaro in A Complete Unknown), Saturday Night Live alum Fred Armisen, personal finance columnist Jessica Roy, and musical guest Cypress Hill.
Dark Winds executive producers Redford and Martin showed up in the Season 3 premiere episode of the AMC drama playing a pair of chess rivals whom Zahn McClarnon's Lt. Joe Leaphorn comes across in a police holding cell. Watch the brief scene above.
Based on books by Tony Hillerman, The series centers three members of the Navajo Tribal Police. Season 3 follows Leaphorn (McClarnon) and Jim Chee (Kiowa Gordon) as they investigate the disappearance of two boys, with only an abandoned bicycle and blood-stained patch of ground to go on. Redford previously produced earlier adaptation of Hillerman's works, including The Dark Wind (1991) and Skinwalkers (2002). McClarnon's performance earned a Gotham Award nomination in 2022. The series has already been renewed for a fourth season.
The Disney+ Star Wars series returns for its second and final season on April 22, but in advance of those new episodes, you'll be able to stream Season 1 in its entirety on Hulu and the first three episodes of Season 1 on Disney+'s YouTube channel as of today. You can also watch the 14-minute recap video above to refresh your memory.
Andor was a hit for Disney+ when it debuted in 2022. It earned eight Emmy nominations including Best Drama Series, Best Drama Writing (for the episode "One Way Out") and Best Drama Directing (for "Rix Road"). Set before the events of the Star Wars spinoff film Rogue One, which itself was a prequel to Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope, the series follows the title character (Diego Luna) as he becomes a freedom fighter against the Galactic Empire.
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