Natalie Issa is a Trending Editor at Yahoo News. She specializes in covering entertainment and culture, with a focus on topics such as television, holidays, shopping, and documentaries. Natalie’s work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News and Deseret News.
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By: Natalie Issa
Is your city ideal for singles? WalletHub's 2024 study ranks U.S. cities based on dating opportunities, fun, and affordability.
“Bluey” fans, rejoice — a “Bluey” movie is officially in the works. The wildly popular Disney+ series follows the adventures of Bluey, a Blue heeler puppy, and her family: her little sister Bingo and her parents.
By: Natalie Issa
The new trailer for 2025 "Superman," directed by James Gunn, also shows Nathan Fillion as Guy Gardner, Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, Krypto the Superdog and much more.
Are we witnessing the death of new ideas in Hollywood?
By: Natalie Issa
“Mufasa: The Lion King,” Disney's live-action prequel to “The Lion King,” opened with a whimper this past box office weekend.
‘The Lion King’ prequel had a bumpy start, debuting with a meager $35 million.
Now, “Wicked: Part 1″ will be available to rent or buy starting on Dec. 31, “on major digital platforms” like Apple TV, Prime Video and more, Variety reported.
You probably have New Year's Day off — but since the holiday is in the middle of the week, you might not have a lot of plans.
From a Bob Dylan biopic to a prequel to ‘The Lion King,’ families have many movies to choose from.
There's something magical about New Year's Eve. It's a time full of hope, new beginnings and celebrating.
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