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Wreck-It Ralph sequel will unite the Disney princesses

Authored by ew.com

Wreck-It Ralph sequel will unite the Disney princesses — and Star Wars!.

The world wide web brings people from around the world together — mainly so that they can bicker and be mean to each other.

That’s what goes down in Ralph Breaks the Internet — the sequel to Walt Disney Animation Studios’ 2013 video game comedy Wreck-It Ralph.

In footage revealed Friday at the D23 Expo, we see him uniting characters from two entirely different universes — the classic Disney fairy-tales… and Star Wars.

“She’s always up on the latest trends, so she has the ability to constantly shift the look of her hair and clothes.

She tells him he has to appeal to a big group of people, but everyone online is into niche.

Soon, all the princesses are lounging together in shorts, sweats, tank tops, and, as Ariel says, “What’s this called again…? »

San Jose: Judge hands cat killer 16-year sentence

Authored by mercurynews.com

Farmer received the maximum sentence of 16 years, without parole, for the kidnapping, torturing and killing of 21 cats in the Cambrian neighborhood of San Jose in 2015. »

Poland's government seeks total control of the court system

Authored by dw.com

Now the government has determined summer recess to be the best time to put further limits on the rest of the country's court system.

Opposition members say the proposed reforms aim to bring the rest of the justice system under the control of the PiS, just as previous laws have done with the constitutional court.

The opposition views the court's chief justice, Malgorzata Gersdorf, as the last obstacle to the government's plan to take total control of the entire justice system. »

Hollywood funnyman Jack Black discusses new film Be Kind Rewind

Authored by mirror.co.uk

Directed by Michel Gondry (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind), Be Kind Rewind is released on February 22.

No one had ever presented a movie to me like that before, it was very original.

It was one of the best movies I had ever seen, I guess because it resonated on a different level. »

'Quite odd': coral and fish thrive on Bikini Atoll 70 years after nuclear tests

Authored by theguardian.com

The former island paradise of Bikini Atoll is slowing blooming back to life, 70 years after the United States dropped 23 nuclear bombs on it, including a device in 1954 that was 1,100-times larger than the Hiroshima atom bomb.

Building the atom bomb: the full story of the Nevada Test Site Read more.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest A Stanford researcher holds a crab at Bikini Atoll. »