Disney Channel just dropped the trailer for the all new Descendants special!
Descendants: The Royal Wedding will be here before you know it, and will of course see the nuptials between Mal and King Ben.
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Disney Channel just dropped the “Save The Date” video invitation for the upcoming Descendants: The Royal Wedding!
The royal event is set to take place on Friday, August 13th, right after the premiere of the new Disney Channel Original Movie Spin.
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Premiere dates are here! Or should we say “date”?!
Disney Channel has revealed the premiere date for the upcoming Descendants: The Royal Wedding special, as well as the premiere of the new series Disney’s Magic Bake-Off, which are happening on the same night.
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Black Lightning is coming to an end in just a couple of weeks!
The CW just revealed the exact date of the final episode, along with a brief synopsis.
The title of the episode is “The Book of Resurrection: Chapter Two: Closure,†and is directed by showrunner Salim Akil.
Descendants fans – the time has finally come!!!
The Disney Channel JUST announced the upcoming animated special we’ve all been waiting for, Descendants: The Royal Wedding.
The special will invite viewers to Auradon’s epic social event – Mal and King Ben’s wedding, and it will premiere this summer.
Reprising their roles include Dove Cameron as Mal, Sofia Carson as Evie, Booboo Stewart as Jay, Mitchell Hope as Ben, Sarah Jeffery as Audrey, Melanie Paxson as Fairy Godmother, China Anne McClain as Uma, Jedidiah Goodacre as Chad, Anna Cathcart as Dizzy, Dan Payne as Beast, Bobby Moynihan as Dude the Dog, and Cheyenne Jackson as Hades.
The late Cameron Boyce‘s character Carlos’ absence will be acknowledged in the storyline and Cameron‘s memory will be honored in the telecast.
“Descendants introduced a fantasy world of stories and characters, anchored in Disney mythology. For the past six years, it captivated young viewers and grew to become among Disney Channel’s biggest entertainment franchises ever.,” Disney Channel president Gary Marsh said in a statement. “It had the benefit of immensely talented stars, who we now welcome back for this animated ‘Royal Wedding’ special that will bridge the audience to what we hope will be a new chapter of compelling Descendants stories and characters yet to come.”
Check out the announcement below, which features a poem spoken by Mal!
Tonight is the beginning of the end of Black Lightning!
The DC Comics series premiere it’s fourth and final season on The CW TONIGHT (February 8).
Here’s an episode synopsis: Jefferson Pierce (Cress Williams) is still mourning the death of his long-time friend Detective Henderson. Meanwhile, Gambi (James Remar) is presented with an interesting opportunity. Lastly, Lynn (Christine Adams) and Jefferson are still not able to see eye to eye.
The series, which also stars China Anne McClain, Nafessa Williams, Krondon, Chantal Thuy and Jordan Calloway, was revealed to be coming to an end back in November.
China previously said that her role in the series was going to be limited in the new season. Be sure to also see what Nafessa recently shared ahead of the season premiere.
This may not be the end of the Black Lightning world though, as Painkiller is potentially getting a spinoff, with a backdoor pilot airing later in the season.
Tune in to the final season premiere of Black Lightning TONIGHT (February 8) at 9/8c on The CW!
China McClain is opening up about the cancelation of her show Black Lightning.
The 22-year-old actress shared that she found out at the same time as everyone else, and that she was actually already going to be leaving the show.
“Hey y’all, so there’s something that I want to tell you. For those of you who haven’t heard, and if you haven’t heard, I’m sorry, but this season that we’re filming of Black Lightning now, is going to be the last season of the show. I didn’t that find out until yesterday. I found out with everybody else. I didn’t know,” China revealed.
“But, what I did know, and have known, along with the rest of the cast, since before we even started shooting this season, is that I am leaving the show, and was leaving the show. This was going to be my last season, regardless if it went on or not. For different reasons that, to be honest, I don’t want to go into. I just want y’all to trust me on it,” she continued.
China also shared that she’s only going to be in a limited amount of episodes this upcoming season.
“I didn’t want to tell you until I had to, but now with this news breaking, I thought that it would be the right time. I knew I was going to have to tell you at some point because I only agreed to do a certain number of episodes, so I’m not in the whole season,” she said. “Obviously y’all are going to notice that, given the fact that I’ve been in every episode in the past three seasons.”
She also said that she’s not leaving on bad terms, or because she had a bad experience, but she feels a higher calling/purpose after this year.
“I’m not leaving because I had a terrible time working at The CW. I like The CW. I like [network president] Mark Pedowitz, I like Peter Roth, Greg Berlanti. I love [showrunner] Salim, I always will. He gets it,” she said. “God is moving me in more than one way than just this show. It’s bigger than this show.”
Check out her full IG video below…
