‘it’s a decommissioned g-17 imperial reaper 🤓 fastest star fighter ever built ☝️’ pic.twitter.com/WqsS61qltp
— cam 🌌 (@camandfilm) August 15, 2026
Star Wars ✅
— IMAX (@IMAX) August 15, 2026
Ryan Gosling ✅
IMAX ✅ pic.twitter.com/Nm84j25yg2
Ryan Gosling gets a special Mickey Mouse Club sizzle at #D23. pic.twitter.com/qgE8acYXVA
— Rotten Tomatoes 🍅 (@RottenTomatoes) August 15, 2026
Todd Martens for the LA Times:
BTW, from years ago:I had perhaps the best view of the Valley I’ve ever seen.
Granted, it was fleeting. But I was alternately in awe and fearful of what Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift was presenting before me.
Vin Diesel says Universal rejected his $10,000,000 offer to buy the Riddick franchise before giving it to him in exchange for a Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift cameo
— dank (@cptdankkk) July 28, 2026
“There was a point where I called Universal and I said, ‘Could I give you $10 million to get Riddick back, if you… pic.twitter.com/MEfOxvhQpd
Disney says their safety team is reviewing the incident.
— Scott Gustin (@ScottGustin) December 31, 2025
The 400-pound rubber ball prop is used to recreate the iconic opening from Raiders of the Lost Ark, where Indiana Jones triggers a trap and outruns a massive rolling boulder.
@crislainyrodrigues Ao vivo é desse jeito! Espero que o cara esteja bem 🙌🏻 #disney #indianajones ♬ On A Roll (STEM whistling) - Altitude Music / BMGPM
@kellyfitzsimons__ The cutest thing I’ve ever seen 😭😭😭🩵
♬ original sound - tuckerbudzyn
@sleasca Just 15 seconds of #olaf wondering around @Disneyland Paris ✨ #frozen #worldoffrozen #disney #disneyland ♬ original sound - Stacey Leasca
@drewthedisneydude Walt Disney Imagineering just revealed a next-generation robotic character representing Olaf, the beloved snowman from Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Frozen. This debut marks a new chapter in Disney character innovation, one where technology, storytelling, and collaboration come together to bring screen to reality. From the way he moves to the way he looks, every gesture and detail is crafted to reflect the Olaf audiences have seen in the film — alive, curious, and unmistakably himself. As for his snow-like shimmer that catches the light just like fresh snow, this was enhanced by iridescent fibers. These details make Olaf one of the most expressive and true-to-life characters built, and he’s soon making his debut at Disney Parks. Walt Disney Imagineering collaborated closely with the film’s original animators at Walt Disney Animation Studios to ensure every gesture felt true to the character. To make Olaf as authentic as possible, Imagineers used a branch of artificial intelligence called reinforcement learning, pushing the limits of hardware to achieve the creative intent of the artists. Olaf’s “snow” also moves differently than the hard shells of other robotic characters, and he can fully articulate his mouth, eyes, and removable carrot nose and arms. Most importantly, Olaf can speak and engage in conversations, creating a truly one-of-a-kind experience. Olaf will soon greet Guests in World of Frozen, coming soon to Disney Adventure World at Disneyland Paris, and World of Frozen at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort. #DisneyParks #DisneyAnimation #Frozen #Frozen2 #Olaf ♬ original sound - Drew Smith
While the BDX droids — the Star Wars free roaming robotic characters that mimic movements in a simulation — have been interacting with guests for a while now, Olaf presents a far greater challenge: an animated character with non-physical movements. To make Olaf as authentic as possible, the team used a branch of artificial intelligence called reinforcement learning, pushing the limits of hardware to achieve the creative intent of the artists.It takes humans years to master walking and even longer to perform graceful motions. Deep reinforcement learning helps him acquire these skills in a fraction of the time.Olaf’s “snow” also moves differently than the hard shells of other robotic characters, and he can fully articulate his mouth, eyes, and removable carrot nose and arms. Most importantly, Olaf can speak and engage in conversations, creating a truly one-of-a-kind experience....Olaf will soon venture out into the unknown, eager to see guests at:Arendelle Bay Show in World of Frozen, the new immersive world coming soon to Disney Adventure World at Disneyland Paris.Limited-time special appearances at World of Frozen at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort.
@eljojo100 Another day at Universal Studios Hollywood 🙌🏼🎬🥷🏽 #UniversalStudios #LosAngeles #LA #FYP #Transformers ♬ original sound - eljojo100
A man wearing scuba gear reportedly stole as much as $20,000 from the Paddlefish restaurant at Disney Springs, then jumped into the water and escaped before deputies arrived early Monday morning, according to two restaurant employees who were tied up during the burglary. pic.twitter.com/9ZLYzol5nE
— Scott Gustin (@ScottGustin) September 15, 2025
Reportedly swam up, restrained the employees, and swam away with over $10,000
The Hollywood Tower of Terror shot during blue hour post storm. Love how thew letters just fall down the tower itself. pic.twitter.com/WvvLc80bPH
— Evan Patel (@EvanPatel11) June 24, 2025
LAT (plenty of photos):
The last time the attic received a major overhaul was in the mid-2000s, and that figure, known as the “black widow bride,” had a more aggressive, sinister story to tell. Holding an ax, she was portrayed as a murderous, wealth-seeking seductress who had beheaded her husbands, evident by their heads disappearing from the wedding portraits scattered around the attic. Those pictures are still present, only now the full bodies of the men vanish — leaving their departure up to the imagination.
Irvine said the attic scene was redone, in part, because the projection technology on the prior figure had become so outdated as to necessitate regular maintenance. But rather than update what was there, [Disneyland Creative Director] saw an opportunity to add a greater contrast with the more festive waltz in the prior room as well as to embellish the Mansion’s tale.
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“The bride that used to be in there was an ax murderer, and in this day and age we have to be really careful about the sensitivities of people,” [Creative Director] said. “We were celebrating someone chopping off her husband’s heads, and it was a weird story.
It’s still spooky season. Haunted Mansion. (No flash, no exterior light) Never EVER interrupt the show.
— Peter Tedone (@ptfilm.bsky.social) November 23, 2024 at 9:02 PM
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@8dayssg It must feel like a party in the lost and found office everyday. #8dayssg #fyp #foryourpage #universalstudiosjapan #lostandfound ♬ Ready - Official Sound Studio
Also I'm sure no one's gonna get this because it's intentionally distorted and I definitely got the grammar wrong, but the huttese at the beginning of the credits song basically says "I was disappointed by the price"
— Jenny Nicholson (@JennyENicholson) May 19, 2024
(In Utah, several options starting at $120.)They claimed that upon request they offer a 10 hour version and we want to go back and plan a whole weekend around it, I feel it could be very immersive
— Jenny Nicholson (@JennyENicholson) May 20, 2024
Nemesis Reborn is everything I hoped it would be. Even gleaned a fair few Lord Loss influences from quite a few parts of the coaster's themed experience 😜 (1) pic.twitter.com/vSfi108tG3
— Max Aaron (@Aaron1Max) March 17, 2024
Not all my photos came out how I wanted them to this weekend, but I'm quite happy with this one! #nemesisreborn pic.twitter.com/SEHfl4zEE4
— Jamie (@jaystocky) March 18, 2024
🧵 of some shots from Nemesis yesterday. Feel free to add yours 📷 pic.twitter.com/OUSNCK0wy8
— Paul Young (@PaulAndrewYoung) March 17, 2024
Absolutely love how the train carries the smoke with it. pic.twitter.com/J02rWHmiwR
— Jackstagram 🏳️🌈 (@jack_stagram) March 17, 2024
Eurosat Coastiality - The Phantom of the Opera invites you on an immersive VR adventure. At the centre of this gripping story is the ghost of the Parisian 'Opéra Populaire', whose fascinating story is now brought to life at Europa-Park. The Phantom of the Opera lives in secret and hides his masked face from the world. But when the young soprano Christine enters his life, fate takes its course.
The mystery and intrigue of this gripping love story, coupled with the thrill of a rollercoaster ride, can now be experienced up close.This new virtual reality adventure in the French themed area on Eurosat Coastiality has been set to Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic musical 'The Phantom of the Opera'. A separate station with sliding track and separate trains has been integrated into the dark ride rollercoaster to make the innovative ride experience possible.This means that there are two attractions in one ride that use the same track layout. With this concept, Europa-Park offers its visitors a unique virtual reality experience.All passengers put on the VR headset in a pre-show room before the actual VR rollercoaster ride. The real, physical environment is recreated exactly in virtual reality, allowing visitors to board the train without any problems while wearing the VR headset. This is followed seamlessly by the actual VR ride on the rollercoaster.
9 years ago facing the 5 freeway adjacent to the ABC building in Glendale for all to see, how big would the beast (as we called it) be and how high would the guests be? New problem, how much more of the land would have to be finished out from their point of view? pic.twitter.com/MxvJYt9rLL
— Frank Mezzatesta (@FrankMezzatesta) February 19, 2024
Spent all afternoon building the Blue Bayou in the Sims4 so my Sims could enjoy a little bit of Disneyland pic.twitter.com/OxgiSiQtHc
— Jess Siswick (@tinymallet) February 18, 2024
The Sims Blue Bayou now has fireflies, atmospheric fog and monte Cristos on the menu. pic.twitter.com/uK98XkMdZr
— Jess Siswick (@tinymallet) February 19, 2024
We have quite a few more things to reveal in time, but if you want an early preview of what we've done so far, check out our recreation of the defunct Magic Kingdom ride, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea here:https://t.co/fQwtKAS87L
— DefunctVR (@DefunctVR) February 15, 2024
Ran across these shots of the 1/200 model I made as a kid. Still have it although it's in bad repair. Had to play "sick" from school to finish it, but worth it. pic.twitter.com/okVGy2fpvw
— Eddie Sotto (@boss_angeles) January 4, 2024
It was, but in reality I was trying to show WED I was hoping to be taken seriously (at 13!) after being turned away.
— Eddie Sotto (@boss_angeles) January 5, 2024
I was so obsessed I made tiny construction fences when I redid areas so miniature guests could not see in!🤪
— Eddie Sotto (@boss_angeles) January 5, 2024
Yes. Took business cards from wherever and cut them into the buildings. Little reference back then, has to use guidebooks and postcards. No net yet. Sculpted the Matterhorn from modeling clay.
— Eddie Sotto (@boss_angeles) January 4, 2024
Yes. I only had the “spaceport and rocket flight” art from the park map
— Eddie Sotto (@boss_angeles) January 4, 2024
1972-3. Here are two Disney letters that mention the model. One from archivist Dave Smith, and another from Disney News. It almost made it! 😄 https://t.co/PkWDEOl9Tt pic.twitter.com/vgt5uCfjQu
— Eddie Sotto (@boss_angeles) January 5, 2024