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Lindsay Arnold is best known to fans for her work on Dancing with the Stars. However, before joining the reality competition series, Arnold was part of another high-profile gig, though fans might have missed her. Recently, the star shared the surprising amount she was paid for the job.

One Of Lindsay Arnold’s First Hollywood Gigs Was A Popular Disney Film

Arnold arguably rose to prominence as a finalist on the ninth season of So You Think You Can Dance. In 2013, she joined Dancing with the Stars as one of the show’s youngest pros.

Arnold would even win the twenty-fifth season, partnered with Jordan Fisher. She would even end up setting a record for earning nine perfect scores within a single season.

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The star recently made an appearance on the Lightweights podcast. During this time, she actually looked back at one of her earlier television roles.

Following the highly positive reaction to the first season of Adult Swim's My Adventures With Superman animated series, the network has announced that season 2 is set to premiere on Saturday, May 25.

The show returns to Toonami with two back-to-back episodes at midnight Et/Pt, followed by one new instalment every Saturday. New episodes will also stream Sundays on Max.

Warner Bros. Animation has also debuted the first trailer, which finds the Man of Steel, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen continuing their adventures in Metropolis, as the trio is forced to contend with the emerging threat of Lex Luthor and several other supervillains.

Fortunately, the heroes are going to have some pretty formidable back-up, as season 2 will also introduce Kara Zor-El, aka Supergirl!

The first season was a big hit with fans and critics, earning a very impressive 96% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Check out the trailer below along with a new poster,...

The Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg-produced World War II series Masters of the Air has something that its predecessors did not: a bona fide movie star in the lead role. Thanks to his award-winning role as the King himself in 2022’s Elvis, Austin Butler has burst onto the scene as a major acting force. And he brings that gravitas with him to portray Gale “Buck” Cleven in the nine-episode Apple TV+ series about WWII bomber pilots.

Cleven is the perfect role for the brooding Butler – a quiet, confident figure that the rest of his crew looks up to. Cleven also serves as the culmination of years of work for the actor just as much as the Elvis Presley gig did. As a teen, Butler made the Disney and Nickelodeon TV show circuit via a mix of one-off and recurring roles on Zoey 101, Hannah Montana, iCarly, Wizards of Waverly Place,...

No Disney Channel Original Movie had the masses soaring and flying in quite the same way as High School Musical.

Released in 2006, the original movie starred the likes of Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale at the very start of their careers. It was the sort of smash hit that launched a mega-successful franchise and that had a positive impact on their net worth.

After working their way through classic bops like “We’re All In This Together,” the group got together for two more movies. High School Musical 3: Senior Year even got a theatrical release.

The franchise even inspired a Disney+ series High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, starring the likes of Olivia Rodrigo and Joshua Bassett.

Alongside Zac, Vanessa and Ashley, Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman and Lucas Grabeel made up the main group of the original High School Musical franchise. Many of them have...

Disney+ on Sunday dropped the tastiest of teasers for its live-action Ahsoka series — a trailer that hints at a potential reunion between Rosario Dawson’s Ahsoka Tano and her former Jedi Master.

The 45-second sneak peek features new dialogue by Hayden Christensen’s Anakin Skywalker. “In this war, you will face more than just droids,” he says. “As your master, it is my responsibility to prepare you.

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Even with an extended runtime of more than an hour, the series finale of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series had to cover a lot of ground very quickly.

From Kourtney’s decision about which college to attend, to Ashlyn’s bold confession (and first kiss!) with Maddox, to Miss Jenn turning down an offer to play Glinda in the national tour of Wicked, to Carlos helping Seb come out to his father, there were so many loose ends to tie up in this final hour. And that’s not even including what Ricky and Gina went through!

This week, the final season of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series premiered on Disney+.

Unfortunately, Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens didn't join their co-stars from the original movies to make a cameo on the spinoff.

But that doesn't mean we didn't get any indication about where Troy and Gabriella's relationship is in 2023.

Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, Bart Johnson, Alyson Reed, and Kaycee Stroh returned to play themselves.

The group also resurrected their High School Musical roles as Chad Danforth, Taylor McKessie, Ryan Evans, Coach Jack Bolton, Ms. Darbus, and Martha Cox, respectively.

The returning faces popped up at East High to shoot High School Musical 4.

There were hopes that Efron and Hudgens would make surprise appearances for at least one scene, but it didn't happen.

The closest we got to Troy and Gabriella was a sad update about their relationship, courtesy of Corben.

"It is our 15-year high school reunion,...

Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens may not have made cameos in the final season of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, but the Disney+ mockumentary still gave us an update about their characters’ relationship status — whether we wanted to hear it or not.

Here’s the extremely meta plot of the show’s final season, for context: Several members of the original High School Musical cast — Corbin Bleu (aka Chad), Monique Coleman (Taylor), Kaycee Stroh (Martha), Alyson Reed (Miss Darbus), Bart Johnson (Coach Bolton) and Lucas Grabeel (Ryan) — come to East High to film High School Musical 4, reuniting fans...

Spoiler Alert: This story contains spoilers for the fourth and final season of “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series,” now streaming on Disney+.

The Wildcats of “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” have taken their final bow.

The Disney+ extension of the popular movie musical trilogy concluded this week with an eight-episode fourth season that found its cast performing a stage — or rather, basketball court — production of 2008’s “High School Musical 3: Senior Year.” Members of that film’s original cast returned to East High to shoot the fictional “High School Musical 4: The Reunion.”

Although the original films have had a presence since the pilot episode — the series is set at the high school where the films were shot — the final season is the show’s most meta endeavor yet.

“I think that’s one reason we wrapped up the show, or why I wanted to wrap up the show,...

A big “High School Musical” reunion just wasn’t in the cards.

The fourth and final season of “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” is over, and some fans were disappointed by the absence of a few original “HSM” stars.

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Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale were all missing from the action, despite appearances from fellow original cast members Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, Kaycee Stroh, Bart Johnson and Alyson Reed.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, “Hsmtmts” showrunner Tim Federle revealed that bringing Efron, Hudgens and Tisdale back was seriously considered.

“It was definitely discussed,” he said. “Here’s my fully transparent answer: First of all, Zac is busy. He has 20 movies going. Second of all, Ashley’s in LA launching a very successful line of products, and she’s a new mom,...

In addition to wrapping up Ricky & Co.’s adventures at East High, the fourth and final season of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series also reunites fans with the previous generation of Wildcats, leading to a long-overdue moment for a beloved character.

Now streaming in its entirety, the farewell season kicks off with a scene from High School Musical 4, a reunion movie being filmed at East High — you know, as if this show couldn’t get any more meta. During a break in the song, Ryan Evans plants a big ol’ kiss on his partner (played by Pentatonix...

Senior year is here! The Wildcats are ready for graduation in Season 4 of the Disney+ musical mockumentary “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series,” which will debut on Wednesday, Aug. 9. As the students prepare to mount a stage production of “High School Musical 3: Senior Year,” they find out the long-awaited “High School Musical 4: The Reunion” movie will shoot on location at the high school. Expect some meta twists, franchise favorites, and more in the series’ 11 o’clock number. You can watch High School Musical: The Musical: The Series: Season 4 with a subscription to Disney+.

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The season of #Rina is finally upon us.

After ending their summer vacation with a long-awaited first kiss, Ricky and Gina are officially a couple when High School Musical: The Musical: The Series returns on Wednesday for its fourth and final season. And the fans aren’t the only ones relieved to see this twosome finally getting its day in the sun.

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What time is it? Graduation time! Well, almost. That emotional day looms large as most of the Wildcats begin their senior year in the fourth and final season of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, the mockumentary inspired by the hit films. This round, teases exec producer Tim Federle, is their “most meta” yet. And he’s not kidding. Not only are East High’s theater kids performing a stage version of High School Musical 3: Senior Year — with newly united lovebirds Ricky (Joshua Bassett) and Gina (Sofia Wylie) as Troy and Gabriella — but East High is also the official film set for the fictional High School Musical 4: The Reunion. (Credit: Disney+) Federle notes they assembled the “Avengers of High School Musical” to return. Corbin Bleu (Chad) is back after guest starring in Season 3, along with fellow original actors Monique Coleman, who played Taylor, Lucas Grabeel (Ryan...

[This interview was conducted prior to the SAG-AFTRA strike authorization.] The cast of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series grew up on the original High School Musical movies. But how well do they know the lyrics of those classic Disney Channel songs? We tested their knowledge ahead of Hsmtmts Season 4, the final season, which drops in full on Disney+ on Wednesday, August 9. While Olivia Rodrigo is not part of the Hsmtmts cast in Season 4, three of the original HSM cast are! Corbin Bleu, Lucas Grabeel, and Monique Coleman return to East High in the beloved musical series’ final installment. How do you think they’d fare in a lyrics quiz like our video above? Joshua Bassett, Sofia Wylie, Julia Lester, Frankie A. Rodriguez, and Dara Reneé are High School Musical pros. How couldn’t they be? Their series is about staging a production of HSM at their very own East High, which in the show’s world,...

High School Musical: The Musical: The Series is returning soon for its fourth and final season, and Disney+ has now released a music video teasing the final episodes. Season four will feature a reunion of the original High School Musical movies cast members.

The cast of the final season includes Joshua Bassett, Matt Cornett, Sofia Wylie, Julia Lester, Dara Reneé, Frankie A. Rodriguez, Saylor Bell Curda, and Adrian Lyles. Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, Bart Johnson, Alyson Reed, and Kaycee Stroh will play fictional versions of themselves as the cast returns to the high school where they shot the original High School Musical.

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“Invincible” Announces Season 2 Date With First-Look Teaser

While San Diego Comic-Con guests got an early sneak peek at the highly anticipated second season of Prime Video’s adult animated superhero series “Invincible,” home audiences thankfully quickly got in on some of the action, as well.

Prime Video has released a teaser trailer announcing the Nov. 3 premiere date. In addition to the teaser, series creators also dropped a standalone episode “Atom Eve” centered on the origin story of the teen superhero.

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The acclaimed series follows Mark Grayson, a.k.a. Invincible (voiced by Steven Yeun), an 18-year-old superhero whose dad is (or was) the most powerful superhero on the planet: Omni-Man (J.K. Simmons). Following the shocking events of Season 1, Mark will struggle to rebuild his life in the face of betrayal, new threats, and the fear he may become just like his father.

Long-suffering High School Musical fans, prepare to feel extremely vindicated.

Following nearly two decades of speculation, the character of Ryan Evans (played by Lucas Grabeel) is confirmed to be gay in the final season of Disney+’s High School Musical: The Musical: The Series.

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Calling all Bravoholics! Fans will be able to purchase three-day tickets for the upcoming BravoCon beginning Friday, July 21 at 12 p.m. Et/ 9 a.m. Pt, NBCU announced on Thursday.

Fans who decide to purchase tickets on July 21, will have the choice between the three-day “Bravoholic” general admission and “Future Bravolebrity” VIP tickets for the Las Vegas event.

The annual convention will relocate for the 2023 event and take place from Nov. 3-5 at Caesars Forum on the Las Vegas Strip. Fans will have the opportunity to attend over 60 live events that will host their favorite cast members, from several Bravo franchises including “The Real Housewives,” “Vanderpump Rules,” “Below Deck,” “Southern Charm,” “Summer House” and “Winter House.” In between attending live events, fans will have the opportunity to shop around the Bravo Bazaar, attend VIP talent meet and greets and participate in immersive activations.

In addition to panels with the casts, fans...

High School Musical: The Musical: The Series returns later this summer with its fourth and final season. Disney+ announced the end of the series by releasing a trailer and key art.

Starring Joshua Bassett, Matt Cornett, Sofia Wylie, Julia Lester, Dara Reneé, Frankie A. Rodriguez, Saylor Bell Curda, and Adrian Lyles, the series follows a group of East High School theater students.

Season four will feature the return of members of the original movies' cast, including Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, Bart Johnson, Alyson Reed, and Kaycee Stroh. The season will follow the high schoolers as they participate in a reunion movie filmed at the school.

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Disney Branded Television and Disney+ Hotstar released the teaser for the Disney+ Original series ‘High School Musical: The Musical: The Series’, revealing that the Wildcats will take their final bow this summer. From Disney Branded Television, the Emmy-nominated television series was inspired by the hugely popular ‘High School Musical‘ movies, which first aired on Disney Channel in 2006 and 2007, and theatrically in 2008.

Earlier today, series creator and executive producer Tim Federle (a DGA and Emmy nominee for “Better Nate Than Ever”) – who will continue a multi-year overall deal with Disney Branded Television said in a social post, “After four years at East High, it’s time to graduate. This will be our final, endgame season.”

Federle continued, “This show brought the most extraordinary cast – and crew, and collaborators – to my life. To the fans, who embraced our super-meta series: we “don’t not love you.” We can’t wait to share...

Disney+’s teaser trailer for High School Musical: The Musical: The Series confirms that the upcoming fourth season will be the show’s final season. Season four will drop all eight episodes on Wednesday, August 9, 2023.

The final season brings back High School Musical stars Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, Bart Johnson, Alyson Reed, and Kaycee Stroh as themselves. Plus, the show will wrap up with a major meta twist that finds East High hosting High School Musical 4: The Reunion.

Series creator and executive producer Tim Federle took to social media to discuss the final season: “After four years at East High, it’s time to graduate. This will be our final, endgame season,” stated Federle. “This show brought the most extraordinary cast – and crew, and collaborators – to my life. To the fans who embraced our super-meta series: we ‘don’t not love you.’ We can’t wait to...

The fourth season of “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” will be its last. All episodes in the eight-episode installment will premiere on Disney+ on Aug. 9.

“After four years at East High, it’s time to graduate. This will be our final, endgame season,” series creator and executive producer Tim Federle wrote on Instagram. “This show brought the most extraordinary cast — and crew, and collaborators — to my life. To the fans, who embraced our super-meta series: We ‘don’t not love you.’ We can’t wait to share this epic fourth act with you all.”

Federle, who also directed the 2022 film “Better Nate Than Ever,” based on his novel of the same name, will continue his multi-year overall deal with Disney Branded Television.

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The upcoming fourth season of Disney+’ original series High School Musical: The Musical: The Series will be its last, with all eight episodes dropping on August 9.

The show’s conclusion was announced on social media by creator and executive producer Tim Federle.

“After four years at East High, it’s time to graduate. This will be our final, endgame season,” he wrote. “This show brought the most extraordinary cast – and crew, and collaborators – to my life. To the fans, who embraced our super-meta series: we ‘don’t not love you.’ We can’t wait to share this epic 4th act with you all.”

Along with The Mandalorian, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series helped launch Disney+, premiering in November 2019. It is the longest running and most successful Disney Branded Television series for the streamer to date.

inspired by the hugely popular High School Musical movies, High School Musical: The...

All good things must come to an end, and we're reaching the last song for High School Musical: The Musical: The Series.

The Hollywood Reporter confirmed Wednesday afternoon that the Disney+ original series will end with its upcoming fourth season.

"This series was always about found family, and about making something you love with people you love. In other words, it was a tribute to theater kids," showrunner Tim Federle said in a statement to the outlet.

"I can't wait for our dedicated fan base to watch this world-class cast take a final bow."

The final season will bring back several of the Disney original movie franchise's stars back into the fold.

Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, Bart Johnson, Alyson Reed, and Kaycee Stroh will play themselves while resurrecting their High School Musical roles as Chad Danforth, Taylor McKessie, Ryan Evans, Coach Jack Bolton, Ms. Darbus, and Martha Cox,...

“High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” is coming to a close. The teen musical comedy’s upcoming fourth season will be its last on Disney+.

The met series is set at the high school where the original “High School Musical” movies were filmed and centers on a group of teenage musical theater lovers who decide to mount a production of “High School Musical.”

In Season 4, which premieres on Aug. 9, the Wildcats return to East High after an epic summer at Camp Shallow Lake and prepare a stage production of “High School Musical 3: Senior Year.” But plans are disrupted when Principal Gutierrez announces that Disney has decided to make the long-awaited “High School Musical 4: The Reunion” movie on location at their beloved high school.

Series regulars include Joshua Bassett as Ricky, Sofia Wylie as Gina, Dara Reneé as Kourtney, Julia Lester as Ashlyn, Frankie Rodriguez as Carlos, Kate Reinders...

Disney+ just dropped a bombshell on Wildcats everywhere: High School Musical: The Musical: The Series is ending with its upcoming fourth season, which will release all eight episodes on Wednesday, Aug. 9.

“After four years at East High, it’s time to graduate,” showrunner Tim Federle says in a statement. “This will be our final, endgame season. This show brought the most extraordinary cast — and crew, and collaborators — to my life. To the fans, who embraced our super-meta series: we ‘don’t not love you.’ We can’t wait to share this epic fourth act with you all.”

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High School Musical: The Musical: The Series is gearing up for one last production.

The series will end with its fourth season, Disney+ and showrunner Tim Federle announced Wednesday. Season four is set to premiere on Aug. 9 with a binge release of all eight episodes. The series also released a trailer for the final season.

“This series was always about found family, and about making something you love with people you love. In other words, it was a tribute to theater kids,” Federle said in a statement. “I can’t wait for our dedicated fan base to watch this world-class cast take a final bow.”

Watch the trailer below.

In an Instagram post about the final season, Federle wrote, “This will be our final, endgame season. This show brought the most extraordinary cast — and crew, and collaborators — to my life. To the fans who embraced our super-meta series, we ‘don’t not love you.

We Lost Our Human is an interactive movie directed by Curtis Lelash.

Today, Tuesday, we get this new interactive adventure from Netflix, in which – through your decisions – you will have to help these two cute little dogs fix situations related to quantum physics, travel to the center of the universe, and other issues about the singularity.

We hope you like it. It has its fun points and its (more than evident) touch of surrealism.

Enjoy it – big, small and theoretical physicists alike.

Storyline

There’s been a glitch — all the humans are gone! Can you help pampered pet siblings Pud and Ham journey to the center of the universe to fix it?

Release Date

March 21, 2023

Where to Watch We Lost Our Human

Netflix

The Cast

Ben Schwartz

Ayo Edebiri

Lauren Tom

Henry Rollins

Matthew Cardarople

Jon Glaser

Lucas Grabeel

Adrienne C. Moore

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The Wildcats are together again - and this time they're in Paris! On Saturday, "High School Musical" director Kenny Ortega and actor Drew Seeley (who did the singing for Zac Efron's Troy) shared photos from the cast's reunion at the Dream It Conventions in Paris on Instagram. Cast members in attendance included Seeley, Vanessa Hudgens, Corbin Bleu, Lucas Grabeel, and Bart Johnson.

Ortega captioned his reunion photo simply with, "@dreamitcon #paris #hsmforever." In the picture, Hudgens can be seen hugging Grabeel, while Johnson wraps his arm around Bleu's shoulder. Johnson commented on the pic, writing, "Back with my Wildcat family!! ❤️❤️❤️...

High School Musical: The Musical: The Series is bringing back some familiar faces for its fourth season. Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, Bart Johnson, Alyson Reed, and Kaycee Stroh, cast members from the original High School Musical movies, are set to appear in the Disney+ mockumentary series. Filming on the fourth season is now underway in Salt Lake City.

Joshua Bassett, Matt Cornett, Sofia Wylie, Julia Lester, Dara Reneé, Frankie A. Rodriguez, Saylor Bell Curda, and Adrian Lyles star in the current High School Musical series. Recurring performers in season four include Kylie Cantrall, Matthew Sato, Caitlin Reilly, and Vasthy Mompoint. The show revolves around a group of teenage theater enthusiasts and is set at a fictional version of East High School, the school where the original 2006 High School Musical movie was filmed.

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Original “High School Musical” franchise cast members Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, Bart Johnson, Alyson Reed and Kaycee Stroh have joined season four of the Disney+ series “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series,” the streamer announced as production begins on the new season.

The new season will take a meta turn, with the Principal Gutierrez character announcing that Disney has decided to make the long-awaited “High School Musical 4: The Reunion” movie on location at their in-show high school. Bleu, Coleman, Grabeel, Johnson, Reed and Kaycee Stroh will play themselves, resurrecting their “High School Musical” roles within the show, while the students will play featured extras in the in-universe movie.

Additional new cast for the fourth season include Kylie Cantrall, Matthew Sato, Caitlin Reilly and Vasthy Mompoint in recurring guest star roles. The show, created and executive produced by Tim Federle, will feature songs from the “High School...

“High School Musical” fans are in for a treat in the upcoming season of “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series”.

Disney announced that six of the original cast members from the movie franchise will be making appearances in season 4.

Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, Bart Johnson, Alyson Reed and Kaycee Stroh will be joining the cast in the new season, along with recurring guest stars Kylie Cantrall, Matthew Sato, Caitlin Reilly and Vasthy Mompoint.

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“High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” – Photo: Disney/Fred Hayes

The official synopsis for the next season reads:

“After an epic summer at Camp Shallow Lake, the Wildcats return to East High where they prepare a stage production of ‘High School Musical 3: Senior Year.’ But plans are disrupted when Principal Gutierrez announces that Disney has decided...

"We're all in this together" isn't just the catchiest earworm to ever come out of a Disney Channel Original Movie, it's also a way of life. As was announced today, some of the original cast members of "High School Musical," the 2006 Disney Channel Original movie that spawned a franchise, will be appearing on the next season of "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series," which is an actual show and the reason pop sensation Olivia Rodrigo had a reason to write an album of heartbreak bangers. Og cast members Corbin Bleu, Kaycee Stroh, and Lucas Grabeel have all already appeared in previous seasons of "HSM:tm:ts," but the trio will be joined by Monique Coleman, Alyson Reed, and Bart Johnson.

According to Disney, the appearances are part of a major season 4 storyline, where Disney (the real company but in the HSM universe) has decided to make "High School Musical 4: The Reunion,...

Lucas Grabeel, Corbin Bleu, and Monique Coleman in ‘High School Musical: The Musical: the Series’ (Photo Credit: Disney/Fred Hayes)

The High School Musical gang is getting back together for Disney+’s High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. Original High School Musical cast members Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, Bart Johnson, Alyson Reed, and Kaycee Stroh are joining the cast for the upcoming fourth season of the popular series.

Disney+ also announced season four has added recurring guest stars Kylie Cantrall (Gabby Duran & The Unsittables) as social media star “Dani;” Matthew Sato (Doogie Kamealoha) as sitcom actor “Mack;” Caitlin Reilly (Hacks) as indie film director “Quinn;” and Vasthy Mompoint (The Prom) as choreographer “Krystal.”

The HSM veterans and newcomers join a cast that includes Joshua Bassett as Ricky, Sofia Wylie as Gina, Dara Reneé as Kourtney, Julia Lester as Ashlyn, Frankie Rodriguez as Carlos, Kate Reinders as Miss Jenn,...

Some Og Wildcats are headed back to East High for High School Musical: The Musical: The Series Season 4.

Original High School Musical stars Corbin Bleu, who played Troy Bolton’s Bff Chad; Lucas Grabeel, who played theater lover Ryan, Monique Coleman, who played the super smart Taylor; Bart Johnson, who played Coach Bolton; Alyson Reed, who played the drama teacher Ms. Darbus; and Kaycee Stroh, who played cheerleader-turned-dancer Martha, are all set to appear in the upcoming season. (Grabeel, Bleu and Stroh have previously guest-starred in the Disney+ series.)

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High School Musical: The Musical: The Series pinned down on a fourth season renewal.

As part of the renewal, we learned there was a possibility original franchise stars could make an appearance.

Now, we have some clarity on who will be back and, more importantly, what's about to go down.

Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, Bart Johnson, Alyson Reed and Kaycee Stroh will play themselves, resurrecting their High School Musical roles as Chad Danforth, Taylor McKessie, Ryan Evans, Coach Jack Bolton, Ms. Darbus, and Martha Cox, respectively,

Series regulars on the show include Joshua Bassett (Ricky), Sofia Wylie (Gina), Dara Reneé (Kourtney), Julia Lester (Ashlyn), Frankie Rodriguez (Carlos), Kate Reinders (Miss Jenn), and Liamani Segura (Emmy).

Olivia Rodrigo exited the series for good during its recent third season finale.

Here is the logline for Season 4:

After an epic summer at Camp Shallow Lake, the Wildcats return to...

High School Musical:The Musical: The Series is welcoming some familiar faces to its Season 4 cast as production gets underway in Salt Lake City. The Disney+ Original series is tapping into its well of East High alums as original High School Musical franchise cast members Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, Bart Johnson, Alyson Reed, and Kaycee Stroh sign on to return to the place where the phenomenon began. Bart Johnson, Kaycee Stroh, and Alyson Reed (Credit: Courtesy of Disney+) Also joining the cast this season in recurring guest star roles are Kylie Cantrall, Matthew Sato, Caitlin Reilly, and Vasthy Mompoint. Season 4 of the hit series, Hsmtmts, created and executive produced by Tim Federle, will feature songs from the High School Musical franchise as well as original music. Following an epic summer at Camp Shallow Lake in Season 3, the Wildcats are returning to East High as they prepare to stage...

A bunch of old friends are set to join the fourth season of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series.

Original High School Musical franchise cast members Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, Bart Johnson, Alyson Reed and Kaycee Stroh will join the Disney+ series that’s executive produced by Tim Federle.

Also joining the cast this season are Kylie Cantrall, Matthew Sato, Caitlin Reilly and Vasthy Mompoint in recurring guest star roles. Season four of the series will feature songs from the High School Musical franchise as well as original music. Disney+ has yet to announce a drop date for the new season.

Here’s the logline for the upcoming batch of episodes: After an epic summer at Camp Shallow Lake, the Wildcats return to East High where they prepare a stage production of “High School Musical 3: Senior Year.” But plans are disrupted when Principal Gutierrez announces...

You could say the boys (and girls) are back: “High School Musical” originals Corbin Bleu (“Chad”), Monique Coleman (“Taylor”), Lucas Grabeel (“Ryan”), Bart Johnson (“Coach Bolton”), Alyson Reed (“Ms. Darbus”) and Kaycee Stroh (“Martha”) have joined the cast of Disney+’s spinoff show “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” Season 4.

The actors will play themselves as they reprise their own “High School Musical” roles after Disney announces it will make the long-awaited “High School Musical 4: The Reunion” movie at East High.

Season 4 will also see recurring guest stars Kylie Cantrall (“Gabby Duran & The Unsittables”), Matthew Sato, Caitlin Reilly (“Hacks”) and Vasthy Mompoint (“The Prom”).

Cantrall will play social media star Dani; Sato will star as sitcom actor Mack; Reilly is indie film director Quinn; and Mompoint will portray choreographer Krystal.

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The original Wildcats are heading back to East High. That's right, several original cast members from the High School Musical film franchise are joining the ranks of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series for season four, Disney+ announced Sept. 23.  So, which Wildcats will be joining the fray? For starters, we see the return of Corbin Bleu, who appeared in season three as a more "jaded" version of himself. But he'll be joined by on-screen love (and real-life Bff) Monique Coleman in addition to Lucas Grabeel, Bart Johnson, Alyson Reed and Kaycee Stroh. Could this be the reason some of the Og stars have been...

It’s the crossover we’ve all been waiting for. It looks like the cast of the original “High School Musical” films and the cast of “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” will be colliding in Season 4 of the Disney+ series.

After spending the summer at camp, the Wildcats are returning to school for Season 4, only to find out that they’ll be featured extras in the long-awaited “High School Musical 4: The Reunion,” which is currently filming at their school.

And speaking of the original films, the students of East High will be returning to their roots for their fourth musical. This year, they’ll be performing “High School Musical 3: Senior Year.”

This, of course, answers the question as to why so many “HSM” alum have been spotted at East High recently, including Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens and Kaycee Stroh. While Disney hasn’t exactly confirmed...

It’s now or never for the East High Wildcats.

The upcoming fourth season of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series will find Miss Jenn & Co. staging a production of — wait for it — High School Musical 3: Senior Year.

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But wait, in classic HSM:tm:ts fashion, there’s a twist! When the students return for their first day back...

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It's Sharpay and what's-his-name! Ashley Tisdale just revisited her days as a Wildcat and didn't miss a beat. The actress joined TikToker Chris Olsen for a clip on the social media app on Aug. 18 set to her character Sharpay Evans's song "I Want It All" from "High School Musical 3."

In the video, Tisdale - a regular TikTok queen - expertly lip-syncs to the lyrics she sang in the 2008 movie musical, with Olsen taking on the role of her onscreen brother, Ryan (originally portrayed by Lucas Grabeel). The song documents Sharpay's unrelenting vision of success for herself - and Ryan - as her high-school tenure comes to a close. Tisdale wrote on the clip, "Me trying to get Chris to help me with my TikTok."

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Could this be the return of Troy Bolton? On July 22, "High School Musical" alum Zac Efron posted on Instagram about his recent visit to his old East High stomping grounds, posing for a photo right in front of the famous Salt Lake City school where the movie was filmed. "Don't you . . . Forget about me ✊...

The “High School Musical” franchise may be living on in series format over on Disney+, but the original performances are also finding new life on TikTok. In fact, one duo is re-creating scenes from the movie to near perfection.

Lexy Hutchinson and Crystal Hutchinson started their series on August 10, re-creating the entire “The Boys Are Back” number from “High School Musical 3: Senior Year.” And they made sure to get even the smallest details right, from Zac Efron and Corbin Bleu’s outfits to the franchise’s intricate choreography from Kenny Ortega.

In their latest video, the women performed Sharpay (Ashley Tisdale) and Ryan’s (Lucas Grabeel) version of “What I’ve Been Looking For” from the first “HSM.” And, as always, they nail it — right down to Sharpay’s sparkly wardrobe and Ryan’s bright green hat.

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From the top, make it bop! TikTok just gave fans a crazy remix of a High School Musical hit and one of Cardi B's most Nsfw songs, and strangely, it works.  On Feb. 3, TikTok user @kraziibird answered fan @mickeycvd's call to combine Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion's 2020 single "Wap" with HSM's "Bop to the Top," performed by Ashley Tisdale and Lucas Grabeel's characters Sharpay and Ryan. It's easy to see why the songs would make a hilarious combo: While they couldn't be more different in terms of, um, meaning, the songs both feature the word "top." In "Wap," the lyrics are "From the top, make it drop," while "Bop to...

Ok, Wildcats, it's time to get real. It's been 15 years since High School Musical made its grand debut. The iconic Disney Channel musical spawned a franchise that gave us three films, a Disney+ series adaptation, a stage musical, concert tours, books, and even video games! Jams like "Start of Something New" and "We're All in This Together" will go down as the boppiest bops to ever bop their way to the top! But there's one conversation that's long overdue among HSM fans: Troy Bolton (Zac Efron) deserved better.

I know that seems like a wild statement, especially considering that Troy has it made in every way possible, but it's true. I'm not saying Troy is an innocent cinnamon roll who needs protecting from the world - he definitely plays himself by making terrible decisions that exacerbate drama rather than making things easier - but it isn't all his fault. Despite...

In the early aughts, Kenny Ortega had directed a string of “Ally McBeal” and “Gilmore Girls” episodes, but what he really wanted was to return to making movies.

So he asked his agents to keep an eye out for a TV movie, something “under the radar” that would allow him to quietly flex his filmmaking chops as he slid behind the camera for his first feature since 1993’s “Hocus Pocus.”

The script that caught his eye, a Disney Channel Original Movie with the working title “Untitled High School Musical Project,” became a phenomenon despite Ortega’s desire to keep a low-profile.

“High School Musical” was the rare made-for-tv movie that transcended its humble origins and captivated a generation of teens and tweens when it premiered on Jan. 20, 2006. It didn’t just launch the careers Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens (known then as Vanessa Anne Hudgens), Ashley Tisdale and more. It also...

“DuckTales” alum Ben Schwartz and “Big Mouth” star Ayo Edebiri are set to lend their voices to the feline and canine leads of “We Lost Our Human,” an animated Netflix interactive special from “Pinky Malinky” creators Rikke Asbjoern and Chris Garbutt.

Per the streaming service, “Audiences will choose to experience the story from the perspective of a self-involved cat (Pud) or a loving, hyperactive dog (Ham), who wake up one day to find that their human and All humans have disappeared from Earth! Desperate to find their owner, these two homebound pets venture out into the world for the first time to discover strange mysteries, meet bizarre creatures and maybe – with the audience’s help – save the universe along the way!”

Along with Schwartz as Pud and Edebiri as Ham, the cast of “We Lost Our Human” includes Adrienne C. Moore, Lauren Tom, Jon Glaser, Henry Rollins, Lucas Grabeel and Matty Cardarople.