Artemis Fowl’s days have come to an end, but that doesn’t mean his creator Eoin Colfer is going anywhere. In fact, he’s got a brand-new hero for you to root for: Riley, the Victorian boy time-traveler and star of Colfer’s forthcoming WARP series, which kicks off on May 7 with The Reluctant Assassin. Check out an exclusive trailer below! READ FULL STORY »
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Watch the trailer for Eoin Colfer's 'WARP: The Reluctant Assassin' -- EXCLUSIVE
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'Kyle XY' reunion on ABC Family's 'Baby Daddy': FIRST LOOK
Fans of belly button-free teen science fiction, we’ve got the reunion for you.
Kyle XY star Matt Dallas will guest star on the second season premiere of the ABC Family sitcom Baby Daddy, which stars former XY-er Jean-Luc Bilodeau. Baby Daddy — surprise! – follows Bilodeau as he unexpectedly becomes a father to a baby girl when she’s left on his doorstep by an ex-girlfriend. The show, which also stars Derek Theler, Chelsea Kane, and Tahj Mowry, wrapped its 10-episode first season in August, and has already been renewed for a third. In the premiere episode this season, Dallas will play a guy who hits it off with Riley (Kane).
Check out an exclusive behind-the-scenes photo of the onetime-brothers goofing around on set of Baby Daddy (Hellooo, abs!) below and then click to the second page for another exclusive photo. Baby Daddy will premiere its second season Wed. May 29 at 8:30 p.m. ET on ABC Family.: READ FULL STORY »
Mickey Mouse returns in old-school 'Get a Horse' short -- FIRST LOOK

Walt Disney Animation Studios is back to being a Mickey Mouse operation.
The corporate mascot will return to the big screen in the animated short Mickey Mouse in ‘Get A Horse!’, a sepia-toned hand-drawn comedy that will use the vocals of Walt Disney himself, who supplied the original voice of the cartoon creation. The announcement comes just a few weeks after The Disney Channel announced Mickey would star in a brand-new collection of TV and online cartoons.
A first image of Mickey as his gal pal Minnie in the logo for the big-screen film has been released by the animation house, which is playing coy about the short’s origins. READ FULL STORY »
Lance Bass does boy bands proud on 'Gravity Falls': FIRST LOOK VIDEO
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It can be so hard to shake those boy band roots, so why not have fun with it? N’SYNC alum and former Dancing With the Stars contestant Lance Bass guest stars on Disney Channel’s Gravity Falls this week as one of the members of Mabel’s favorite boy band Sev’ral Timez. Turns out that they’re actually a bunch of imprisoned clones, so she sets them free, only to keep them for herself.
The episode was inspired by creator Alex Hirsch twin sister’s love for N’SYNC and Bass, her favorite. The “Boyz Crazy” episode airs Friday, April 19 (9:00 PM – 9:30 PM ET/PT). Check out the video below as the group’s heartfelt song brings Mabel to tears… guilty tears:
Happy 30th anniversary, 'Fraggle Rock'! Celebrate with this first look at a new graphic novel -- EXCLUSIVE
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Dance your cares away / Worry’s for another day / Everybody say / Happy birthday, Fraggle Rock!
That’s right: It’s been three whole decades since Jim Henson’s felt-covered musical romp premiered, introducing the world (or at lest those with HBO) to level-headed Gobo, artistic Mokey, athletic Red, nervous Wembley, and worrywart Boober. And happily, the Fraggles (and their human pals) are giving fans plenty of ways to celebrate this momentous occasion.
Namely: The Hub will air a special three-hour marathon of six classic Fraggle episodes on Sunday, April 21. And on May 14, the Jim Henson company and Gaiam Vivendi Entertainment will release a massive, 21-disc 30th Anniversary Collection that includes all four seasons of the show, plus a keychain, and a graphic novel that follows the Fraggles as they set out on an all-new adventure.
Check out a promo for The Hub’s upcoming marathon below — and click onward to get your first look at the graphic novel. Look, Ma — we caught five Fraggles!
'Pretty Little Liars' finale: Mona's back in the 'A' team's lair...with Spencer? -- EXCLUSIVE VIDEO
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It’s all coming to a head on Pretty Little Liars.
Or so says Mona (Janel Parrish) in an exclusive clip from the season finale of ABC Family’s teen soap, a video that finds the devious girl in the “A” team’s mobile lair. Mona gives her approval to her faceless co-conspirator’s plan to host a Hastings gathering of dinner and dancing, an event where Mona promises that the Liars will “finally going to get what they deserve.”
Relevant questions: Who is she talking to? Could the person in the black hoodie — the “A” team leader maybe — be Spencer? And what is the reward that Mona mentions? Watch the clip from next week’s Pretty Little Liars – which airs Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET — below.
'Pretty Little Liars' sneak peek: The good doctor is in -- VIDEO
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It’s like they always say: Someone is most dangerous when they have nothing left to lose. And now that Spencer has hit rock bottom, we think the members of the “A” team should be scared ones for once.
Like the episode title implies, Season 3, Episode 19 “What Becomes of the Broken-Hearted” looks to be all about how Spencer is dealing with Toby’s secret, Mona and … Wren? From ditching school to crying at school and even getting a message from “A” written on the inside of her sunglasses, it’s clear that Spencer isn’t holding up too well. And we aren’t the only ones who think so. Did we just hear that Mona calls Wren in order to give Spencer a treatment plan? And what is all this talk about the girl in the red coat? It looks like we’ve got another Mona versus Spencer showdown on our hands in this week’s episode. Place your bets now!
Watch three clips from this week’s Pretty Little Liars, airing Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET, below.
Hasbro introduces Nerf Rebelle line for girls, starting with the Heartbreaker bow -- EXCLUSIVE

Hasbro is hoping to hit a bullseye with its next high-profile launch — a new brand of Nerf toys aimed specifically at girls. The line, called Nerf Rebelle, will feature projectiles that have the same power as the top items in the brand’s Nerf Elite line — but come wrapped in a prettier package and designed to encourage the collaborative play Hasbro has found girls prefer. Aspiring Princess Meridas and Katniss Everdeens can own the first Rebelle product — called the Heartbreaker bow — this fall.
Rebelle immediately brings to mind Lego Friends, a new line of female-driven products that helped to increase Lego’s profits by 36 percent last year — even as critics accused the toy company of promoting gender stereotypes. But John Frascotti, Global Chief Marketing Officer of Hasbro, says that his corporation isn’t worried that Rebelle pigeonholes girls or reinforces the ideology of separate spheres.
'Pretty Little Liars' sneak peek: The girls say goodbye to Ali ... for good? -- VIDEO

The many lies and mysteries of Rosewood can for the most part be traced back to one person: Alison DeLaurentis. Is she dead? Is she alive? Is she “A”? Does she have a twin? These are only four of a thousand questions related to Ali and her perfect blonde curls. But this week, might the Liars finally get a little closure when it comes to the question of Ali’s whereabouts?
With the return of Jason and (supposedly) Ali’s remains, the girls will get a chance to say goodbye to their beloved queen bee. But that’s not to say that they all want a goodbye. If you recall the mascara-stained tears of last week’s episode, we think it’s safe to say that Spencer is hanging on to her sanity by a very thin thread. And from the looks of tonight’s episode, she is not interested in saying goodbye to Ali, playing games with Mona or telling Emily the real reason she and Toby broke up.
How much longer will Spencer be able to keep Toby’s black-hooded secret from the girls?
Watch three clips from this week’s Pretty Little Liars, airing Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET, below.
'Lab Rats' returns for season 2 on...
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The second season of Disney XD’s hit bionic comedy series Lab Rats will premiere on Monday Feb. 25 (9:00-9:30 p.m., ET/PT), EW has learned. Expect a guest appearance from Madison Pettis (Jake and the Never Land Pirates) and a chance to watch Leo (Tyrel Jackson Williams) and his siblings, teen super-humans – Adam (Spencer Boldman), Bree (Kelli Berglund) and Chase (Billy Unger) – as they embark on critical missions with high stakes while learning more about each other and navigating everyday teenage life.
In the season premiere, “Speed Trapped,” Adam, Bree, and Chase sneak out to meet Marcus (Mateus Ward) in Davenport’s (Hal Sparks) new self-driving sports car. When Leo tries to stop them, his nemesis Marcus traps him inside the car and programs it to take him on a wild, high-speed ride bound for the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. The premiere will also be available on iTunes, Microsoft Xbox and Amazon beginning Tuesday, Feb. 26.
And beginning Saturday, Feb. 9, DisneyXD.com will post “Lab Rats: Who Is Marcus?,” a short-form series that gives a sneak peek at Leo’s video logs, in which he’s trying to uncover the truth about Mission Creek High School’s creepiest new student. Also, on the the same day as the premiere “Lab Rats: Leo’s Stealth Ops,” a new online game inspired by Tyrel Jackson Williams, will launch, along with behind-the-scenes videos.
Click through for more new images of the super crew in their newly redesigned suits: READ FULL STORY »
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