Alex Reif is a Canadian writer and technology enthusiast currently residing in Germany. With a wide range of interests including cars, Arduino, cooking, and comedy, Alex brings a unique perspective to his writing for Laughingplace.com. His articles cover a variety of topics, from TV recaps and film reviews to interviews and updates on Disney-related content.
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Alex Reif's coverage mainly focuses on entertainment news and gaming, particularly delving into reviews and event coverage. If you are looking to pitch to Alex, consider offering exclusive insights into upcoming events in the entertainment industry or providing access for review purposes. Since a significant portion of his work involves reviewing movies, TV shows, and games, he may be interested in early access opportunities or behind-the-scenes stories related to these areas.
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By: Alex Reif
Wondrous Journeys will appear with fireworks on select nights (and without on others).
Community choirs will take the Disneyland stage once again.
Celebrate Anaheim's own NHL team — which was once owned by Disney itself.
By: Alex Reif
The Has Fallen franchise, which began with Olympus Has Fallen in 2013, expands to television with Paris Has Fallen, making its U.S. debut on Friday, December 6th, on Hulu. As the title suggests, the eight-episode series is set in France. But unlike London Has Fallen
By: Alex Reif
Biopics about entertainers are often too ambitious. Bohemian Rhapsody, while commercially successful and displaying memorable performances, was Freddie Mercury’s life story, and it suffered from biting off more than a two-hour film can chew. The films of its ilk that have proven more digestible have typically focused on a slice of life. 2019’s Judy
By: Alex Reif
The four-part animated series takes place in between "Inside Out" and "Inside Out 2"
Disney Cruise Line is famous for its Broadway-style shows, and every ship in the fleet to date includes a beautiful Walt Disney Theater for each vessel’s trio of productions. Most Disney ships have shows that are exclusive to them, and a successful formula has been to feature at least one stage adaptation of an animated classic. Not all of them have been hits, with the Disney Wish’s adaptation of
Ring in the new year with Disney+! Disney’s streaming service just announced all of its planned additions for January 2025, including premieres of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, a new season of Goosebumps, and the finale of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. Here are all of next month’s planned additions.
Blink, the latest National Geographic documentary, follows the Pelletier family on an extraordinary global adventure. With three of their four children diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa (RP) – a rare, incurable condition that leads to severe visual impairment – parents Edith Lemay and Sébastien Pelletier set out to fill their children’s memories with the world’s beauty while they still can. Directed by Edmund Stenson and Daniel Roher,
Disney’s Mufasa: The Lion King is now playing in theaters worldwide, a sequel/prequel to the 2019 live-action remake of The Lion King. As a fan who grew up with the animated classic and its offshoots, one of the big surprises to me was all of the ways it references the original film’s spin-off projects. In that spirit, here are all of the connections I noticed in the family-friendly blockbuster.
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