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Daily Mirror
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes spend day in bed after very romantic reunion
JoJo Siwa was greeted by a bouquet of red roses by Chris Hughes at Heathrow Airport and clearly adored seeing her mum and Chris Hughes had the perfect surprise for JoJo Siwa as he welcomed at London's Heathrow Airport with a bouquet of red roses. The couple passionately embraced and appeared delighted to see one another after her stint in LA. Wearing a turquoise hoodie and baseball cap, Chris curled an arm around JoJo as he handed her the flowers and the pair made their way out of the airport. JoJo, 22, also posted about their reunion, sharing a video of Chris, 32, and her mum Jessalyn and captioning it: "My entire [heart]." As she watched them chatting, she was heard saying: "God, that makes my heart happy." Later, Chris offered a glimpse into their Sunday at home, pizzas perched on the coffee table as they watched Shrek 2. Chris captioned the photo: "Perfect Sunday." In another snap, the pair were in bed as Chris balanced a mug of tea on his knees with a dairy milk and chocolate pot. And it appears Chris would have appreciated more time in bed, sharing a photo of himself in the car this morning at 06.52 as he wrote: "Just another 30 minutes would have been golden." JoJo also had an early start as she shared a video of herself getting ready ahead of a press day in London. "It is very early here in London, but it is also very very early back in good old America, baby," she said. "Today feels so strange because it's a show day but it doesn't feel like it at all." She later appeared on ITV's Lorraine as she was quizzed by host Andi Peters on whether she and Chris have had the 'exclusive' chat like they do on Love Island. Laughing, JoJo replied: "Chris and I have had a lot of chats. We've never gone into the kitchen and the head is turning, we've never had that version. He's the best man." Further quizzed on what was going on, she said: "It's so funny To me. It's so funny how straight up people are." Revealing that he had gifted her roses, she said: "They were discount flowers. There's this adorable clip of him, peeling off the sticker... What's even better now, everyone deserves to know, the flowers exist in a blender bottle. He's the best." It comes after the couple finally confirmed their romance last week after they were spotted locking lips while playing around in the pool at an adults-only Mexican hotel. Chris could be seen smiling from ear-to-ear as he locked lips with JoJo as the Dance Moms star straddled him while sitting on an inflatable bed in the water. Fans had been speculating if there is something more to their friendship for weeks – ever since they grew close in the Celebrity Big Brother house last month. Romance speculation was further fuelled when JoJo dumped her partner Kath Ebbs hours after leaving the CBB house. However, in their first joint interview after leaving the house, JoJo insisted things were platonic between the pair. While in the iconic house, JoJo was in a relationship with her partner of seven-months, Kath Ebbs. However, after growing so close to Chris, JoJo called it quits on the romance and drumped Australian Kath, 27, at the wrap party for the ITV show. Since then, both Chris and JoJo have continued to fuel the rumour mill with loved-up and cosy photos together. Chris jetted on a 12-hour flight to Mexico to watch JoJo perform live during her current tour and was in Orlando, Florida, in a bid to spent more time with his former housemate. The reality TV duo appeared on Access Hollywood alongside presenters Mario Lopez and Kit Hoover where they addressed their 'evolving relationship'. However, things took an awkward turn when Chris became flushed and 'speechless' when asked about the status of his relationship with JoJo, who is 11 years his junior. "I didn't know anything about JoJo, and likewise when we first got into the house, but I think when you're in an environment like that - you're literally stuck in a house, you don't know anything about what's going on in the outside world, there's no phones and no connection with anyone - we formed our own connection. "We bonded with each other and warmed to one another and we just had so much fun," Chris said about his bond with JoJo. When asked how they would describe and define the connection, JoJo gushed: "You kind of can't define it, it's very special." To which Chris agreed: "Yeah, I would struggle to describe it. If you want adjectives, I'd go for....." C hris then started to stutter and became visibly awkward before laughing it off and saying: "Oh.... why am I speechless. What is going on. God."
Buzz Feed
08-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
18 Hidden Easter Eggs From DreamWorks Animated Movies That You Probably Missed The First Time
DreamWorks has a way of planting little details we often miss...I mean, the Easter eggs aren't just for Disney! But I bet you were too into the movies to even notice them. Fortunately for you, I picked up on them and these are the 18 that I noticed in particular: 1. Roxanne's dress color changes throughout Megamind. 2. In Penguins of Madagascar, Dave is seen drinking clam juice when the North Wind breaks into his submarine. Clams are actually known to be one of octopuses' main source of food. 3. The prison floor in Kung Fu Panda 2 resembles the Yin Yang symbol. 4. In the opening scene in Flushed Away, Roddy pulls out Wallace's outfit from the Wallace and Gromit series. 5. In that same scene, Roddy also pulls out a Wolverine outfit. Hugh Jackman, the voice of Roddy, also plays Wolverine in the Marvel films. 7. In Shrek 2, one of the potion bottles the workers put on a conveyor belt in Fairy Godmother's factory is marked "Fiagra"— a play on "Viagra." DreamWorks Animation 8. In Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, Mort mimics the airplane wing walker from the Twilight Zone episode "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet." 9. When Puss first attacks Shrek in Shrek 2, he carves a "P" into the tree. 11. Plushes of Alex from Madagascar and Gromit can be seen in the little girl's bedroom in Flushed Away. DreamWorks Animation/Aardman Animation 12. In Shrek 2, the Big Bad Wolf is found reading a magazine called Pork Illustrated, a parody of Sports Illustrated. DreamWorks Animation 13. The monsters in Monsters vs. Aliens are all nods to classic monster movies. DreamWorks Animation Ginormica is a reference to Attack of the 50-Foot Woman, B.O.B. is a reference to The Blob, the Missing Link is a reference to Creature from the Black Lagoon, Dr. Cockroach Ph.D. is a reference to The Fly, and Insectosaurus is a reference to Mothra. 14. Mason and Phil from Madagascar make a cameo appearance on a newspaper in Turbo. DreamWorks Animation 15. In The Road to El Dorado, Tzekel-Kan's sacred book contains a picture of the DreamWorks logo. DreamWorks Animation 16. In Flushed Away, Roddy slides past various DreamWorks DVDs (how many can you spot?). DreamWorks Animation/Aardman Animation 17. General W.R. Monger wears a Shrek badge in Monsters vs. Aliens. DreamWorks Animation 18. And finally, during the DreamWorks logo in How to Train Your Dragon, Toothless can be seen flying in the sky in the background.
Buzz Feed
03-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
Here Are 18 Details You Missed In DreamWorks Movies
1. Roxanne's dress color changes throughout Megamind It's red when she's against Megamind, then purple when she begins to change her mind about him, then finally blue when she finally accepts and supports Megamind. 2. In Penguins of Madagascar, Dave is seen drinking clam juice when the North Wind broke into his submarine. Clams are actually known to be one of octopuses' main source of food. 3. The prison floor in Kung Fu Panda 2 resembles the Yin Yang symbol 4. In the opening scene in Flushed Away, Roddy pulls out Wallace's outfit from the Wallace and Gromit series. Both Flushed Away and Wallace and Gromit are produced by Aardman. 5. In that same scene, Roddy also pulls out a Wolverine outfit. Hugh Jackman, the voice of Roddy, also plays Wolverine in the Marvel films. 7. In Shrek 2, one of the potion bottles the workers put on a conveyor belt in Fairy Godmother's factory is marked "Fiagra", a play on "Viagra". 8. In Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, Mort mimics the airplane wing walker from the Twilight Zone episode, Nightmare at 20,000 Feet. 9. When Puss first attacks Shrek in Shrek 2, he carves a "P" into the tree - a reference to Antonio Banderas, the voice of Puss, who also played Zorro in The Mask of Zorro. 11. Plushes of Alex from Madagascar and Gromit can be seen in the little girl's bedroom in Flushed Away. 12. In Shrek 2, The Wolf is found reading a magazine called Pork Illustrated, a parody of Sports Illustrated. 13. The monsters in Monsters vs. Aliens are nods to classic monster movies. Ginormica is a reference to Attack of the 50 Foot Woman, B.O.B. is a reference to The Blob, The Missing Link is a reference to Creature from the Black Lagoon, Dr. Cockroach Ph.D. is a reference to The Fly, and Insectosaurus is a reference to Mothra. 14. Mason and Phil from Madagascar makes a cameo appearance on a newspaper in Turbo. 15. In The Road to El Dorado, Tzekel-Kan's sacred book contains a picture of the DreamWorks logo. 16. In Flushed Away, Roddy slides past various DreamWorks DVDs. (How many can you spot?) 17. General W.R. Monger wears a Shrek badge in Monsters vs. Aliens. 18. And finally, During the DreamWorks logo in How to Train Your Dragon, Toothless can be seen flying in the sky in the background. DreamWorks Animation / Via
Express Tribune
07-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
10 Fantasy Movies That Are Too Magical to Watch Just Once
Fantasy films have a unique charm — they transport us to enchanting worlds filled with magic, adventure, and unforgettable characters. Some of these films are so captivating, so layered, that every rewatch uncovers something new. Whether they're beloved childhood favorites or intricate high-fantasy epics, these ten movies are impossible to watch just once. From heartwarming comfort films to those brimming with depth, they hold the kind of magic that begs to be revisited. These are the kind of films that only grow more engaging with time, making them prime candidates for your next movie marathon. The Princess Bride (1987) This whimsical fairytale blends romance, adventure, and humor in a way that's universally loved. With its unforgettable lines and quirky characters, The Princess Bride is one of those films that gets better every time you watch it. Whether you're in it for the sword fights or the 'true love' story, this one never loses its charm. Howl's Moving Castle (2004) Hayao Miyazaki's animated masterpiece is a visual feast. The lush, hand-drawn animation paired with a deep, enchanting story about love, transformation, and war makes Howl's Moving Castle the kind of film that rewards multiple viewings. It's a magical journey through a world that feels both dreamlike and deeply grounded. The Mummy (1999) The Mummy is one of those adventure fantasy films that doesn't just offer thrills, but also gives us a blend of humor, romance, and action. Brendan Fraser's charismatic performance paired with ancient curses and mystical creatures makes it the kind of movie you can't resist watching over and over. Shrek 2 (2004) The Shrek series is a clever mix of fairytale characters and sharp humor, and Shrek 2 shines as a sequel that surpasses the original. With its witty dialogue, iconic characters, and deeper themes about identity and acceptance, it's one of the most rewatchable animated films of all time. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) The epic conclusion to The Lord of the Rings trilogy brings together everything fans have been waiting for, from epic battles to poignant goodbyes. The grandeur of Middle Earth, coupled with its intricate plots and emotional depth, ensures this masterpiece can be rewatched many times and still feel as thrilling as the first time. Enchanted (2007) A perfect blend of fairy tale and modern-day New York, Enchanted is an enchanting film that merges classic Disney magic with the real world. With catchy songs, a delightful cast, and a whimsical plot, it's a film that's easy to revisit when you're in the mood for light-hearted magic. Paddington 2 (2017) While not your typical fantasy film, Paddington 2 brings heart and whimsy in spades. This charming story about a lovable bear in London blends adventure with kindness in a way that makes you want to revisit it over and over. Its positive energy and delightful performances make it an ideal feel-good rewatch. The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988) This Terry Gilliam film is a surreal, over-the-top fantasy adventure filled with extravagant characters and bizarre situations. The lavish set design, coupled with the wild narrative, creates a film that's unpredictable and endlessly fun to watch multiple times. Labyrinth (1986) David Bowie as the Goblin King and Jennifer Connelly's Sarah lead us through a magical maze in Labyrinth. The quirky characters, fantastic creatures, and iconic soundtrack make it a cult classic. It's the perfect blend of fantasy and nostalgia that has people coming back for more. Spirited Away (2001) Miyazaki's Spirited Away is a visually stunning, deeply emotional journey through a spirit world filled with strange creatures and profound themes. This Oscar-winning film is a masterpiece that becomes richer with each viewing, rewarding viewers with new details and a deeper understanding of its intricate world.
Yahoo
28-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Zendaya to voice Shrek's teen daughter in 'Shrek 5': Here's what to know in Michigan
Zendaya will join everyone's favorite burly, green ogre, Shrek, who first debuted on the big screen 24 years ago. Universal Pictures has confirmed that some of the original cast is returning to for "the"Shrek 5," including Mike Myers (Shrek), Eddie Murphy (Donkey) and Cameron Diaz (Fiona). On Thursday, Universal Pictures and DreamWorks Animation shared a new trailer for "Shrek 5," more than six months after announcing the fifth film in the popular animated series. The 30-second trailer features Shrek, Fiona, Donkey, Pinocchio and Shrek's teenage daughter Felicia — sporting deep green lipstick, a half-up-half-down hairdo and a nose ring. The trailer confirms Zendaya's casting as Felicia. As part of the announcement, Universal Pictures re-shared a 2017 X post from Zendaya that says, "I watch Shrek too often in my adulthood." Zendaya most recently starred in the "Dune" movies with actor Timothee Chalamet Shrek's and Fiona's children were introduced in the 2007 release of "Shrek 3," when the animated ogres gave birth to triplets: Fergus, Farkle and Felicia. Until now, the triplets were only been seen as infants in the franchise. "Shrek 5" is slated for a theater release on Dec. 23, 2026, according to the Universal Pictures website. According to IMDB, "Shrek," which premiered in 2001, has grossed $488 million worldwide. The movie has an 88% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. "Shrek 2," released in 2004, has grossed $932 million worldwide. The movie has an 89% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. "Shrek the Third," released in 2007, has grossed $808 million worldwide. The movie has a 41% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. "Shrek Forever After," released in 2010, has grossed $752 million worldwide. The movie has a 58% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Zendaya joins 'Shrek 5' cast as ogre's teen daughter: What to know
