- BusinessTechCrunch
'Mulan' is coming to Disney+ on September 4, for an additional price of $29.99
While the coronavirus pandemic prompted Disney to accelerate the streaming release of some movies like Pixar's "Onward," and to send certain lower-profile movies like "Artemis Fowl" straight to Disney+, until now the company has chosen to delay its bigger releases like "Mulan" and "Black Widow." In fact, "Mulan" and Christopher Nolan's "Tenet" were expected to be the first big movies in theaters whenever they reopened.
- CelebrityE!
Maddie Ziegler Apologizes for Past "Ignorant and Racially Insensitive" Videos
Maddie Ziegler issued an apology over her past actions. "There are a few videos some of you have seen from when I was about 9 years old where I thought it was funny to mock people," she wrote.
- BusinessDeadline
Judge Judy Says She’ll Eat Contract “On National TV” If It Can Be Produced In New Suit Over CBS’ $95M Purchase Of Syndicated Series’ Library – Update
UPDATED with statement from Judy Sheindlin: Judge Judy is heading back to court, but not in the way the fans of the soon-to-end syndicated series probably assume, and it looks to partially be Les Moonves’ fault. Less than six months after CBS and Rebel Entertainment Partners settled their long-running legal battle over big bucks in missed […]
- U.S.In The Know
Cops detain beachgoer over her bikini: 'Completely ludicrous'
The woman's friend caught the whole ordeal on camera.
- SportsNBC News
Basketball players are pushing for racial justice, but commentary can be riddled with colorism
And yet, says sports commentator Chris Broussard, “who is viewed or described as more cerebral than LeBron James?”
- BusinessThe Oprah Magazine
Tia Mowry Just Shared a Gorgeous Gray Hair Selfie: "This Is Me. 42"
The "Sister, Sister" star also has a new Etsy home goods collection.
- PoliticsReuters
Fauci says states seeing surge in COVID-19 cases should reconsider some lockdown measures
In some states with moderate case counts, experts are seeing "that same insidious increase in percent positive that we had seen and pointed out ... in states like Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Minnesota and others", Fauci said during an interview with the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). Fauci said last week that he was seeing signs the surge of COVID-19 cases could be peaking in the South and West while other areas were on the cusp of new outbreaks. Fauci said that it is crucial that the outbreak be contained before autumn, when influenza cases are likely to spike alongside COVID-19 and more people begin to move indoors, increasing the risk of contagion.
