Find Your Bounty with Mando Mania

By Analise Warner

This is the way…to bountiful new Star Wars: The Mandalorian products! No need for holopucks or bounty credits to find and collect the galaxy’s most-wanted merchandise. We have scoured the galaxy to share some new Grogu and Din Djarin inspired products to help you prepare for the premiere of Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season 3, premiering on March 1 on Disney+ with new episodes every Wednesday.

Joffrey’s: STAR WARS™ The Mandalorian™ – Precious Cargo Blend Coffee D23 Exclusive Reveal
Joffrey’s Roastmaster has searched across the galaxy for the finest quality Arabica beans and is excited to bring you this ethically sourced, 100 percent Arabica coffee that is small-batch roasted and delivers a rich and smooth taste. Part of the Disney Specialty Coffee Collection, this artisan brew brings you the galaxy’s finest quality medium-roasted Arabica beans and exclusive packaging inspired by Grogu.

  • Available in 11oz: Ground and Whole Bean

Grogu in Pram – The Mandalorian
That precious bounty Grogu is now available in his hover pram. Bitty Boomers are wireless Bluetooth speakers that are ultra-portable! Imagine a collectible with a purpose. Don’t be fooled though, what they lack in size they make up for with mind-blowing sound. Tiny size. Huge sound.

  • Sync two speakers together for extra boom!
  • Connect to any Bluetooth enabled device
  • Four hours + of music play on a single charge
  • Backpack clip / strap included
  • Can be used as a selfie remote
  • 2″ tall

Grogu™ Freshener
Imagine Grogu’s™ meditative presence as he reaches out with the Force. Notes of gardenia fill the air, with touches of lavender and rosemary. Crafted with essential oils and recyclable materials.

  • Fragrance notes: Top: Lavender, Rosemary, Marine; Mid: Gardenia, Mineral Amber; Base: Patchouli, Vetiver, Sea Moss
  • To Use: Hang freely. Designed for cars or other small spaces. Control scent throw by only exposing part of the freshener at a time.

Star Wars Grogu Tamagotchi
The Star Wars™ Grogu™ Tamagotchi Nano brings the beloved character to the palm of your hand like never before. It’s up to you to take care of Grogu, and how you do will change him into one of 12 different appearances, this includes three secret styles! Play two different mini-games, along with a third that alternates depending on how you interact with Grogu. The “Using the Force” device comes with an included chain for on-the-go fun and comes with a silicone case to show off your fandom!

The Art of Star Wars: The Mandalorian (Season Two)
Explore the official behind-the-scenes companion to Season 2 of the hit Disney+ series Star Wars: The Mandalorian. Filled with concept art, character, vehicle, weapon, and creature designs, and interviews with key crew and creatives, including executive producer/showrunner/ writer and Disney Legend Jon Favreau (Iron Man, The Lion King) and executive producer/ director Dave Filoni (Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars: Rebels), The Art of Star Wars: The Mandalorian (Season Two) will provide readers with an exclusive look at the stunning art and design work that helped bring new and returning characters and locations to life. The Art of Star Wars: The Mandalorian (Season Two) is the only book to explore the artistic vision for this groundbreaking sophomore season, taking readers on a deep dive into the development of the next chapter of Din Djarin and Grogu’s story. Exclusive interviews with the filmmakers and the Lucasfilm visualists provide a running commentary on Star Wars: The Mandalorian’s innovative art and design, revealing the inspiration behind the look and feel of the series.

Mando Mono-Line, For Mandalore, and I’m With Mando
Bring home the bounty for your sock drawer! Get ready for Season 3 of Star Wars: The Mandalorian with brand new designs from Rock ’Em Socks.

ColourPop Cosmetics’ The Mandalorian™ Collection
Complete your galactic vanity with The Mandalorian™ Collection including our best-selling The Child™ Palette! This complete set includes the NEW 9-pan The Mandalorian™ Pressed Powder Palette with saturated neutrals and rich earth toned shades in buttery matte, matte with sparkle, and shimmering metallic finishes. Pair with The Child™ Pressed Powder Palette featuring a mix of sages, olives, golds, and neutral tones in a range of finishes from matte and metallic to our iconic Super Shock formula. Complete your The Mandalorian™ haul with two shades of our nourishing Lux Lip Oil, a super cute The Child™ Hand Mirror to check out your look on the go, and The Cutest in the Galaxy Makeup Bag for all your galactic beauty essentials!

Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron Starship Class: Boba Fett’s Starship
Take back Tatooine with the Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron Starship Class: Boba Fett’s Starship. Featuring incredible details and authentic scaling, this 7-inch vehicle is based on the Firespray gunship reclaimed by Boba Fett when he became daimyo of Mos Espa. Blast into battle with a pivoting cockpit and wings, opening side panel, removable weapon block, extending boarding ramp, chin cannons that can be positioned and a seismic charge hatch. Vehicle also includes articulated 1-inch Boba Fett and Fennec Shand micro figure accessories, compatible with any Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron craft. Collect Boba Fett’s Starship and rule the planet with respect. Officially licensed Star Wars product from Jazwares for ages 8+.

Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season 3 Posters
These Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season 3 posters are perfect for any Star Wars fan. Shop Trends posters are printed on premium paper with high-quality ink to ensure a sharp, vibrant design, making it the perfect wall decor for any room.

Mandalorian and Grogu PopOuts
Add a little bounty of choice to your phone with these convenient and out-of-this-world designs.

QUIZ: Do You Know the Way to Complete The Mandalorian Quotes?

By Analise Warner

The man, the myth, the Mandalorian. Din Djarin is a man of few words, yet his Disney+ series Star Wars: The Mandalorian has a bounty of wise and witty lines. Since the debut of The Mandalorian on Disney+ in 2019, iconic Star Wars quotes have infiltrated fans’ everyday conversations. Ever catch yourself saying “this is the way,” or “I have spoken” while chatting with a friend about nothing intergalactic related? Then this quiz is for you! Test your mighty Mandalorian knowledge to brush up on previous quotes in preparation for the bounty to come in The Mandalorian Season 3, all episodes now streaming on Disney+.

“I can bring you in ____, or I can bring you in ____.”

Correct! Wrong!

Season 1, Chapter 1, quote from The Mandalorian

“Bounty hunting is a ____ profession.”

Correct! Wrong!

Season 1, Chapter 1, quote from The Client

“I will initiate _____.”

Correct! Wrong!

Season 1, Chapter 1, quote from IG-11

“I’m a Mandalorian. ____ are part of my religion.”

Correct! Wrong!

Season 1, Chapter 2, quote from The Mandalorian

“I would like to see the _____.”

Correct! Wrong!

Season 1, Chapter 7, quote from The Client

“You are a clan of ____.”

Correct! Wrong!

Season 1, Chapter 8, quote form The Armorer

“Wherever I go, he ____.”

Correct! Wrong!

Season 2, Chapter 9, quote from The Mandalorian

“There you will find Ahsoka Tano. Tell her you were sent by ____.”

Correct! Wrong!

Season 2, Chapter 11, quote from Bo-Katan

“I like firsts. Good or bad, they’re always ____.”

Correct! Wrong!

Season 2, Chapter 13, quote from Ahsoka Tano

“I’ll see you again. I _____.”

Correct! Wrong!

Season 2, Chapter 16, quote from The Mandalorian

“I believe that pursuit of ____ is the most noble thing someone can do.”

Correct! Wrong!

The Mandalorian Season 3, spoken by Dr. Pershing

“You walk both ____”

Correct! Wrong!

The Mandalorian Season 3, spoken by The Armorer

“Mandalorian are stronger ____”

Correct! Wrong!

The Mandalorian Season 3, spoken by Bo-Katan

“Surrender or ___?”

Correct! Wrong!

The Mandalorian Season 3, spoken by Moff Gideon

QUIZ: Do You Know the Way to Complete The Mandalorian Quotes?
“Come, little one” – Luke Skywalker
A young Padawan, perhaps? Looks like you need some training; no Jedi tricks will help you now.
“I Like Those Odds” – The Mandalorian
Neither here nor there. Make sure to brush up on your skills before hunting down any bounty!
“I Have Spoken” – Kuiil
Kuiil would be proud! All of the wisdom and wit spoken in The Mandalorian has resonated with you. The Force must be strong with this one!
“A friendly piece of advice, assume that I know everything” – Moff Gideon
You have the knowledge to yield the power of the Darksaber!

Icons of Disney Storytelling: Peter Sohn

By Zach Johnson

In this special series of intimate interviews, D23.com speaks with the most talented, prolific, and articulate storytellers from across The Walt Disney Company.

Is there anything Peter Sohn can’t do?

Sohn, who grew up in New York and graduated from California Institute of the Arts (Cal Arts), joined Pixar Animation Studios in September 2000, where he worked in the art and story departments for the Oscar®-winning feature film Finding Nemo (2003). For his next project, The Incredibles (2004), Sohn worked in the art, story, and animation departments—proving that, much like the Parr family, he’s up for any challenge. After that, he worked as a story artist for WALL•E (2008)—another Academy Award® winner.

From there, Sohn made his directorial debut with the short film Partly Cloudy (2009). The following years saw him work on beloved titles such as Toy Story 3 (2010), Brave (2012), and Inside Out (2015), to name a few. Sohn also directed the original feature film The Good Dinosaur (2015), in which he voiced the character Forrest Woodbush. In fact, Sohn has voiced many Pixar characters over the years, from Ratatouille’s Emile and Monsters University’s Scott “Squishy” Squibbles to Luca’s Ciccio and Lightyear’s Sox.

Currently the Vice President, Creative, at Pixar Animation Studios, Sohn is hard at work putting the finishing touches on Elemental, a new original feature film releasing on June 16. Set in Element City, where fire, water, land, and air residents live together, the film introduces Ember (voiced by Leah Lewis), a tough, quick-witted, and fiery young woman whose nascent friendship with Wade (voiced by Mamoudou Athie), a fun, sappy, go-with-the-flow guy, challenges her beliefs about the world they live in.

Now, Sohn joins D23: The Official Disney Fan Club for a wide-ranging Q&A...

Darla, a red-headed girl with big green eyes and freckles, screams as she sits in a dentist’s chair, exposing her silver braces and headgear. She is wearing a purple sweater and a green bib, and she is pointing forward as dentist’s tools fly everywhere.

D23: How did it feel when you first joined Pixar Animation Studios?
Peter Sohn (PS): I remember meeting a tribe of filmmakers who were very passionate and being really inspired by their love of filmmaking and building such universal characters. I didn’t know anything about CG animation; Toy Story was released during my first year at Cal Arts, but I remember seeing that and wanting to understand more.

D23: What makes Pixar the perfect home to tell the kinds of stories you want to tell?
PS: The community here is very supportive. People care about how to have fun and how to tell stories. Whether it’s notes, riffing, or playing with ideas, it all comes from a place of trying to help fulfill a concept. There’s such a sincere want to find the truth of the characters and the story—in every department. When you grow something here, people understand how fragile a seed of an idea can be, because they’ve done it. They’ve all been in those trenches, so they share advice: “That’s a pitfall! Be careful! But if you need to fall into it, we’ll be here.” Pixar is just super supportive, creatively.

D23: How has the legacy of Disney storytelling impacted your own work at Pixar?
PS: Oh, man! Seeing animated Disney films as a kid made a big impression on me, because the stories were so universal and creative and artful. I’ve always wanted to work for Disney. As a kid, when I found out how those films were made and I learned about the people behind them, that became my goal. I would read about them in books, and my role models would tell me to “observe life” and “find fun ways to caricature and translate it in storytelling.” That became the DNA of how I approach drawing or looking at things—all because of all of those early philosophies they had formed while making those early Disney films. Now, when I’m listening to voices or riffing with people, there’s always something that triggers a Disney film or experience.

Spot, a 7-year-old caveboy, crouches on a rock. Behind him are pine trees.

D23: You’ve had many opportunities during your time at Pixar, from directing two feature films to voicing multiple characters. How does it feel to be in an environment where you’re often encouraged to take chances and step outside your comfort zone?
PS: I think it’s all luck. It’s driven by a very sincere love for the work and the people here. It’s the most cliché thing to say, but seeing another person make the most of their talent is like a sporting event to me. I’m very lucky for all the opportunities I had to jump into different departments. I see these artists like athletes, slamming, dunking, and shooting their three-pointers. In the art department, I would watch a production designer do their thing, and in the story department, I loved seeing a story sequence get pitched and everyone connecting to it. Or, when you’re in the voice room and you see someone be very vulnerable, you’re so grateful. Through the years, I consider myself super lucky to have had the chance to have jumped around. I owe a lot to the artists and filmmakers who put forward the idea of wanting to do the best for each film.

D23: How has being at Pixar enabled you to collaborate with other storytellers?
PS: So much of my job at Pixar has been about learning. When you’re done with a film, it’s not nomadic—like a lot of films in Hollywood are. With most films, you’re let go and you have to find another home. Most of the people at Pixar have worked as long as I have or even longer. And so, every film has been a building of experiences. You’re always sharing with each other. With the insights of the new generations here, there’s this amazing mix of people that you’re always learning from. It’s not just about a movie experience. It’s about lifeexperiences from all different folks working side by side. It becomes the reason why you get up. As hard as filmmaking can be, you think about the people you get to work with, and you wake up and think, “This is going to be fun!”

D23: How have Disney and Pixar supported your development as a storyteller?
PS: I was a sketch artist designing scuba gear for the dentist’s office [in Finding Nemo]. The director, Andrew Stanton, saw some of my work and said, “Hey, have you ever thought about doing story?” And I had not. I only wanted to be an animator. I was like, “Frank and Ollie [Disney Legends Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston] are my gods. That’s the life for me... and hi-diddle-dee-dee!” This idea of going into story was new, but Andrew gave me a shot at it, even though I didn’t know what I was doing. I was literally making flip books of the scenes I was animating, and he threw it all out. He was like, “No, this is the one storyboard that tells everything. What are you giving me 100 proposals for?” I was crushed because I’d spent all night on those drawings, but at the same time, it was a big deal for me to understand and boil it down the essence of a scene. I learned a lot on The Incredibles right after that with Brad Bird, as well as on Up with Pete Docter. There was always a way to get better at X or to do it in a more focused way. Brad brought me to do voices. I had never done anything like that before. I never grew up thinking about that. But again, as I was pitching something, he saw something in me: “You could be a funny East Coast rat. The world of French cooking is effete, but the rats are blue collar.” He smelled my background, and he brought me in in that way. With performing, I didn’t know what I was doing, so he’d give advice in terms of where to be vulnerable, where to push it—and how to do that.

Ember, a glowing orange humanoid with a fiery head, and Wade, a watery blue humanoid wearing a yellow T-shirt, stand side-by-side overlooking Element City.

D23: What are some common things you hear from fans about your work at Pixar?
PS: The thing I always hear is, “You are just as chubby as Russell!” It’s usually funny stuff like that, which I love. But even if I’m just saying the title of some of the movies I’ve worked on, people smile and say, “Oh, you worked on that film?” They light up. It doesn’t matter what you did on it; you were part of it. When I go to Korea and see family members who know what Finding Nemo is and they have the same reaction as someone in Yonkers, New York, I’m just like, “Wow. That is really amazing.”

D23: How has Pixar helped you realize your dreams—and also dream new ones?
PS: There’s a lot that happens in 22 years in your personal life, and all of that gets mixed into your work day. If you have creative problem at Pixar, everyone starts pulling from their lives to solve it. It’s a handshake—a weird form of therapy, maybe. It’s sort of magic. So, when you’re drawing a goofy idea, Pixar gives you the room to come up with it, then dig into it and try to find out why you’re even going there in the first place.

Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse’s Most Magical Day at Disney100: The Exhibition

By Jocelyn Buhlman

Disney100: The Exhibition opened this month at The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, showcasing a dazzling display of over 250 treasures from across 100 years of Disney history. On February 15, D23 Gold Members got a sneak peek at the exhibition—but they weren’t the only ones who stopped by the museum. Our pals Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse joined in for the opening celebration, dressing extra-festive for their short visit in their dazzling platinum attire.

Mickey and Minnie hold hands in the “Where It All Began” gallery of Disney100: The Exhibition. They are both dressed in sparkling, platinum outfits with royal blue accents. To their left is a marquee for The Alice Comedies and a screen playing a clip from the Alice’s Wonderland short.

Our pals checked out the “Where It all Began” gallery, which celebrates the very start of Disney Animation, including the Alice Comedies and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit—along with a certain charming mouse duo!

Mickey and Minnie admire a display in Disney100: The Exhibition that showcases a large-screen depiction of Eyvind Earle’s artwork inside the Sleeping Beauty prop book. Mickey holds his hand out to the image, while Minnie applauds.

Over in the “Where Do the Stories Come From?” gallery, the platinum pair paused to admire the exhibit’s interactive display on the Sleeping Beauty prop book. While guests cannot open the actual, physical prop book, a special display lets them flip through pages of the book to view enlarged and animated versions of the pages—featuring beautiful art by Disney Legend Eyvind Earle.

Mickey and Minnie embrace while admiring the prop carousel horse from Mary Poppins. The horse, viewed in profile, is white with purple accents and white flowers.

The “Where Do the Stories Come From?” gallery highlights the inspiration sources for Disney films—from fairy tales to comic books! One of Disney’s most famous adaptations is Mary Poppins, and guests can admire several props from the film—including the original carousel horse that Mary herself rode in the “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” musical number.

In front of a red curtain, Minnie and Mickey lean in to admire Disney artwork showcased on desks lit by small, curved lamps. Minnie holds a hand to her face in the foreground, while behind her Mickey is focused on the art in front of him.

Music is an essential and beloved part of Disney magic, so naturally there’s a whole gallery dedicated to the Disney grooves that make our feet tap and our hearts sing! Mickey and Minnie couldn’t help but dance while visiting “The Magic of Sound and Music” gallery, but they also stopped to admire some of the featured art on display, including promotional art for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and concept art for Encanto.

Mickey and Minnie lean over an interactive table in the “Your Disney World” gallery. Behind them is an illuminated print of Peter Ellenshaw’s concept art for Disneyland. The wall behind them is designed to look like the building fronts of Main Street, U.S.A.

Some of our favorite places to experience Disney magic are Disney Parks, and Disney100: The Exhibition celebrates those happy places in the “Your Disney World” gallery. Besides showcasing Disney Parks items from the Walt Disney Archives, such as a Matterhorn Bobsleds attraction vehicle and a Red Demon Figure from Walt Disney World’s Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, the gallery also features an interactive table full of fun facts about every Disney Park! (Seasoned D23 Gold Members may recognize the art featured on the table, too!)

It’s hard not to be overcome with emotion and nostalgia while exploring Disney100: The Exhibit, and even Mickey and Minnie needed a moment to pause in front of the stunning model of Walt Disney World’s Cinderella Castle.

Mickey and Minnie hug Disney Legend Bob Gurr.

Mickey and Minnie weren’t the only Disney icons to visit the exhibit for a sneak peek—Disney Legend Bob Gurr, the Walt Disney Imagineer behind more than 100 attraction designs (including the Matterhorn Bobsleds vehicle displayed in the gallery), stopped by to visit the exhibit himself. Mickey and Minnie were so excited to see their friend that they just had to give him a big hug!

Our pals only had a quick visit to Philadelphia to visit Disney100: The Exhibit, but you can see it for yourself at The Franklin Institute. If you’re a D23 Gold Member in Philadelphia, you can get discounted admission to the exhibit here. 

D23 Gold Member-Exclusive Women of Pixar Pins: Meilin Lee, Alisha Hawthorne, and Colette Tatou

By Cammie Fournier

Women’s History Month is right around the corner, and this year we are Celebrating Her Story. Whether you’re spirted and spunky like Turning Red’s Meilin Lee; beyond brave like Lightyear’s Alisha Hawthorne; or daring and assertive like Ratatouille’s Colette Tatou, you have a story to tell! Celebrate your story 24/7/365 with our D23 Gold Member-exclusive pins showcasing the powerful Pixar heroines that remind us… being ourselves is our superpower!

Turning Red Meilin Lee Pin–D23-Exclusive Limited Edition
Unleash your inner beast and turn red with this D23 Gold Member-exclusive pin inspired by Disney and Pixar’s Turning Red! It’s a fabulous way to celebrate the adorable awkwardness and curious nature of Meilin Lee... This pin features Meilin, along with elements from her favorite band 4*TOWN and a doodle of her alternate Panda self. Prove that Meilin is “never not on your mind” and snag this pin now!

Our D23-Exclusive Turning Red Meilin Lee Pin, offered in a limited edition of 1,000, is available to D23 Gold Members on shopDisney on Tuesday, March 7, at 7 a.m. PST.*

Lightyear Alisha Hawthorne Pin–D23-Exclusive Limited Edition
Launch into infinity and beyond with this stellar D23 Gold Member-exclusive pin inspired by Disney and Pixar’s Lightyear! This pin is an awesome way to celebrate the bravery and empowerment of Commander Alisha Hawthorne; it features the commander in her space ranger utility suit, along with cosmic space elements and a silhouette of everyone’s favorite robot feline companion: Sox! Gear up for your next space ranger adventure into the stars with this pin...

Our D23-Exclusive Lightyear Alisha Hawthorne Pin, offered in a limited edition of 750, is available to D23 Gold Members on shopDisney on Tuesday, March 7, at 7 a.m. PST.*

Ratatouille Colette Tatou Pin–D23-Exclusive Limited Edition
Cook up some fun and celebrate the delicious with this D23 Gold Member-exclusive pin inspired by Disney and Pixar’s Ratatouille! This pin is a tasty way to celebrate the grit and daring nature of Chef Colette Tatou. This pin features Colette, along with elements from her culinary world and a silhouette of her fellow chef, Remy. Embody the idea that “anyone can cook” and grab this pin now!

Our D23-Exclusive Ratatouille Colette Tatou Pin, offered in a limited edition of 750, is available to D23 Gold Members on shopDisney on Tuesday, March 7, at 7 a.m. PST.*

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*Available while supplies last. To purchase, you must log into shopDisney.com with the Disney account tied to your D23 Gold Membership. These pins are sold for $19.99 each, plus applicable sales tax. Maximum of two (2) pin sets of this style for purchase per D23 Gold Member for online orders. Shipping not available to PO boxes; shipping and handling fees may vary for all online orders. Other restrictions may apply. All information is subject to change including, but not limited to, artwork, release dates, editions sizes, and retail prices

5 Fantastic Things to Watch This Week

By Andie Hagemann

This week, prepare for all-new spectacular content coming to your TV (and assorted streaming devices). On Monday, watch a brand-new episode of the Watchful Eye on Freeform, followed by a new episode of The Good Doctor on ABC. Hulu debuts a new episode of How I Met Your Father on Tuesday. The highly anticipated premiere of Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season 3 launches Wednesday on Disney+, while a new episode of Not Dead Yet airs that night on ABC.

In a scene from an episode of The Watchful Eye, actors Warren Christie as Matthew and Mariel Molino as Elena dance as they wear masquerade masks and formal attire.

The Watchful Eye—Monday, February 27, at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Freeform
In the all-new episode titled, “Save New York,” Elena (Mariel Molino) sneaks into a masquerade ball hosted by the Greybournes. Meanwhile, as Elena parties with society’s elites, Roman (Andres Velez) searches Mrs. Ivey’s apartment. However, things go awry as Ginny (Aliyah Royale) confronts Elena about her mysterious identity. The series also stars Warren Christie, Amy Acker, Jon-Michael Ecker, Kelly Bishop, and Lex Lumpkin, to name a few. New episodes are available to stream the following day on Hulu.

In a scene from an episode of The Watchful Eye, actors Warren Christie as Matthew and Mariel Molino as Elena dance as they wear masquerade masks and formal attire.

The Good Doctor—Monday, February 27, at 10:01 p.m. ET/PT on ABC
When a 3-year-old boy arrives in the emergency room, the team immediately recognizes that he appears to be experiencing stroke-like symptoms. Dr. Shaun Murphy (Freddie Highmore) diagnoses the patient. However, it doesn’t seem to solve the problem, leading Dr. Alex Park (Will Yun Lee) to search deeper. The series also stars Hill Harper, Richard Schiff, Christina Chang, Paige Spara, Fiona Gubelmann, and Antonia Thomas, to name a few. New episodes are available to stream the following day on Hulu.

In a scene from an episode of How I Met Your Father, actor Tien Tran as Ellen sits on a tan couch and speaks to actor Rose Abdoo as Dr. Dominguez who sits in a white armchair. Tran wears a red long-sleeved T-shirt and a black skirt.  Abdoo wears a black patterned dress and a gray blazer.

How I Met Your Father—Tuesday, February 28, on Hulu
Sophie (Hilary Duff) is dating a guy who appears to check all the boxes; however, she can’t stand his necklace! As she grapples with this relationship obstacle, she seeks advice from her tight-knit group of friends. Meanwhile, Ellen (Tien Tran) uses her health insurance thanks to her new corporate job to see a therapist. Elsewhere, Valentina (Francia Raisa) enlists help from Jesse (Christopher Lowell) at work; and Sid (Suraj Sharma) and Charlie (Tom Ainsley) try to sell a terrible wine at Pemberton’s.

In a scene from an episode of Star Wars: The Mandalorian, actor Pedro Pascal as Mandalorian/Din Djarin shakes hands with actor Carl Weathers as Greef Karga. Pascal wears a metal helmet and metal suit of armor. Weathers wears a red tunic and a gold patterned cloak.

Star Wars: The Mandalorian—Wednesday, March 1, on Disney+
The journey through the Star Wars galaxy continues with the debut of Chapter 17. Once a lone bounty hunter, Din Djarin/Mandalorian (Pedro Pascal) has reunited with Grogu. Meanwhile, the New Republic struggles to lead the galaxy away from its dark history. The Mandalorian will cross paths with old allies and make new enemies as he and Grogu continue their journey together. Created by Disney Legend Jon Favreau, the series also stars Carl Weathers, Giancarlo Esposito, Katee Sackhoff, and Amy Sedaris.

In a scene from an episode of Not Dead Yet, actors Hannah Simone as Sam and Gina Rodriguez as Nell sit on steps and eat breadsticks. Simone wears a white blouse, an orange patterned vest, and an orange and gray plaid skirt. Rodriguez wears a green floral dress and a black patterned sweater.

Not Dead Yet—Wednesday, March 1, at 9:31 p.m. ET/PT on ABC
When Nell (Gina Rodriguez) falls for the wrong guy—again—she realizes that her last relationship is still holding her back. Meanwhile, Edward (Rick Glassman) helps Cricket (Angela Elayne Gibbs) figure out that what is missing from the bar is a bit of her past. The hilarious new series also stars Hannah Simone as Sam, Lauren Ash as Lexi, and Josh Banday as Dennis. New episodes are available to stream the following day on Hulu.

QUIZ: Armor Up for The Mandalorian Season 3 Premiere

By Analise Warner

A knight in shining armor? In this galaxy, prepare for a Mandalorian in chrome beskar. The importance of Mandalorian culture and impressive armor has become an icon across the galaxy. Armor up for the Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season 3 premiere with a refresh of your intergalactic knowledge by matching the close-up image with the correct The Mandalorian character. Make sure to grab your T-visor helmet and Z-6 Jetpack for The Mandalorian Season 3, premiering March 1 only on Disney+.

Identify the character in the image:

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QUIZ: Armor Up for <em>The Mandalorian</em> Season 3 Premiere

Mandalorian armor pieces are always unique, from the helmet down to the colors. Make sure to rewatch The Mandalorian Seasons 1 and 2 on Disney+ before the Season 3 premiere!

You’re ready for a trip to The Armorer for a custom build! Be sure to bring beskar and your signet symbol!

Rogers: The Musical will Premiere at Disney California Adventure Park This Summer

By Jessica Benda

He may have started out as just a kid from Brooklyn, but Steve Rogers’ life turned out to be anything but ordinary. In fact, it’s the more-than-worthy focus of a musical production debuting on the Hyperion Stage at Disney California Adventure Park this summer.

Rogers: The Musical is a fictional Broadway production inspired by the first Captain America’s life, seen in a nearly five-minute segment on Disney+ series Hawkeye from Marvel Studios. Its arrival at Disneyland Resort will mark the first time it has appeared beyond the screen.

The one-act version of the show-stopping musical will be available for a limited time, with more details to be shared in the future. Disney Parks today shared a brief teaser of the upcoming production.

@disneyparks A timeless story of a timeless hero! 🇺🇸💫 #CaptainAmerica #SteveRogers #Avengers #Disneyland #Disney #DisneyParks #Musical #Show #Performance #Hero #CaliforniaAdventure ♬ original sound - Disney Parks

In Hawkeye, the musical premiered in 2024 at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre in New York City. It featured a show-stopping number called “Save the City,” based on the Battle of New York that takes place in The Avengers.  Songwriting team Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman co-wrote the lyrics, with Shaiman producing the actual song recording.

Be sure to stop by Disney California Adventure Park to catch Rogers: The Musical this summer.

Dressing Outside the Lines with shopDisney Princess Tiana Collection Designer Courtney Quinn

By Sarah Sterling

Courtney Quinn lives and breathes fashion.

After graduating with a masters degree in Business Administration, Quinn moved to New York City to pursue a career in fashion design. Along the way, she started a lifestyle brand, Color Me Courtney, as a creative outlet where she could showcase her dynamic sense of style and empower others to “Dress Outside the Lines.” Since starting Color Me Courtney, and her subsequent pop culture blog, Color Me Magic, Quinn has amassed more than 1 million followers across her social media platforms. And, as of D23 Expo 2022, Quinn accomplished one of her milestone goals—designing a fashion line with The Walt Disney Company. The Princess Tiana Collection by Color Me Courtney debuted on shopDisney at D23 Expo, and we sat down with Quinn to talk about the collection, her journey to this huge achievement, and what Princess Tiana means to her. 

Two images of Courtney Quinn as a little girl. She appears to be no older than 6 in both photos. The first photo is of Quinn smiling really big at the camera and she is wearing a children’s Minnie Mouse costume dress. The second photo is of young Quinn in a Mad Tea Party attraction teacup vehicle. She is smiling at the camera in a pink shirt and jean overalls.

D23: You have always been a huge Disney fan. What gave you inspiration to combine your love for Disney with your passion for fashion?
Courtney Quinn (CQ): As a lifelong Disney fan, I think many of us dreamed of working with the company that means so much to us in some way. As a kid, I didn’t quite know it would look like it does now, but I am so grateful my online journey lead me here. I actually got my MBA at 21 and moved to New York with the hopes of working in fashion, but when I couldn’t get hired, I put @colormecourtney on my resume, removed my MBA, and eventually found myself working in product development at Coach. This was years ago, and I was living my “Hannah Montana life” (Courtney by day, Color Me Courtney by nights/weekends), while Coach was creating its first Disney collaboration. This caused me to dream (during my Color Me Courtney time) of what a collection I designed with Disney would look like. I was watching The Princess and the Frog around midnight while editing Halloween photos of myself dressed as Disney Princesses when I sketched out a Tiana inspired Minnie ear... and  the one you can shop in Disney Parks worldwide now is a near identical match to the dream that sparked so many years ago.

D23: How did your connection to Disney grow or change when The Princess and the Frog debuted in 2009?
CQ: I grew up loving characters like Jasmine and Gabriella (a Black, Deaf mermaid from The Little Mermaid TV series) and constantly watching Hercules and A Goofy Movie because of the nods to representation. There was a year growing up where I watched Hercules every night while doing my homework just to see The Muses, who meant so much to me. I don’t think I realized why at the time, but it was obviously because of the representation of seeing someone who looked like me and represented Black culture on the screen. Seeing a film centered around a Black Princess changed so much for so many people, including me. To feel represented and seen on the Disney Princess level helped further cement my bond with the brand. I still get chills knowing little girls now who look like me will never live in a world without a Black Disney princess.

A sample mood board created by Courtney Quinn as inspiration for the Princess Tiana Collection. The board features images of Tiana from The Princess and the Frog and images of Courtney in various outfits. In one image you can see Quinn’s fiancée, Paris, also dressed in colors reminiscent of Tiana’s green dress from the movie. There are color bubbles along the left side of the image, highlighting the yellow, green, and blue tones that can be found in The Princess and the Frog. Overall, it is a collage of inspiration for the collection featuring both Quinn’s own style and images directly from the animated film.

D23: What was the process of creating The Princess Tiana Collection for shopDisney? When did you start and what standout moments did you experience along the way?
CQ: The whole process was really a dream come true. We worked on the collection for years before I could even tell anyone or share anything about it, but I was secretly gathering information from my audience. I would ask about what they would love to see, product-wise, in Instagram captions and took note of their responses. I also thought of a lot of individual members of my Color Me community when designing pieces. One of the standout moments was when I got the call being asked to create the collection and some of the pitches I got to present. The original ask was to create a Disney-inspired collection, so we went through all the possibilities of what we would design before landing on the natural fit: Tiana.

D23: What parts of The Princess and the Frog inspired the designs in your collection? Do you have a favorite item in the collection?
CQ: It’s so hard to pick a favorite, but I had the idea of the ears and the varsity jacket for so long! The yellow dress is inspired specifically by the “Dig a Little Deeper” scene. I took a screen shot of the movie and the team was able to design a print around it that I absolutely love! A tulle skirt is something that’s always been signature to Color Me Courtney, just as showcasing the color palette of characters and looks is something I’ve done on my account. So, combining the two of those in one piece while capturing the essence of three of Tiana’s signature dresses was very special!

D23: What do you love about Tiana? In what ways do you relate to her character?
CQ: I love that everyone can relate to Tiana’s big dream and desire to make it come true, all while being inspired by her work ethic! Everyone has a dream, but not everyone is willing to go after it as fiercely as she does, so she serves as great inspiration in that way. I always encourage my community to shout their dreams, because if they can’t voice them out loud, how do they expect them to ever be made real?

Courtney Quinn and her fiancé, Paris, hold hands while walking down Main Street, U.S.A at Magic Kingdom, Cinderella Castle shining brightly in the sun behind them. Courtney is wearing a yellow dress, Tiana ears, and the Princess Tiana collection letterman jacket draped loosely around her shoulders. One hand is outstretched behind her, holding onto Paris, who is wearing the same letterman jacket and white pants.

D23: What was your experience like at D23 Expo, where you debuted The Princess Tiana Collection? How did it feel to finally have your collection live on shopDisney?
CQ: Wow, D23 Expo was so special to me! What a dream to be able to launch the collection there and meet so many Color Me Cuties and Color Me Minnies! I think one thing that was amazing about this collection is that I wasn’t the only one who got to design something, and I wasn’t the only woman of color. So often when I find myself in these spaces, I’m one of one, but being able to launch my fashion collection side-by-side with Ann Shen’s darling Aristocats line and Ashley Eckstein, who has changed the face of the Star Wars fandom, made it beyond what I could have dreamed. Because the dream isn’t for me to shine, it’s for everyone to feel seen and represented by these things we are creating for the community and sharing with others who want the same. It was truly something I’ll never forget and forever be grateful for.

D23: What does it feel like now to see Disney fans wearing pieces from your collection?
CQ: Oh, it is such a fun moment! I’ve been lucky enough to visit the parks quite a few times to see it all. When the collection first launched, most of the people buying at D23 Expo were members of my Color Me community, so I got to meet them for the first time and learn about why they loved certain pieces. But I’ve also gotten to just wander the parks and watch people who have no idea that I designed it find and fall in love with pieces, which is equally special as it shows the line stands on its own.

The last time I was at Walt Disney World, my friend pointed out someone wearing the ears and the skirt! We gushed about how cute she looked, and she noticed us doing so. It was a fun, full-circle moment, because the girl in the skirt, Mariah—who looked like she could be my model sister—shared why she decided to go after her dream of being a content creator. We’ve done a social media challenge called “Color Me Mermaid” on @colormemagic since the casting announcement of Halle Bailey in The Little Mermaid, and once upon a time I reposted one of Mariah’s looks. This gave her the confidence boost to create on her own! It’s just always further proof how much representation does matter, so seeing her in the look and hearing that story was a really fun moment for me.

A solo image of the Princess Tiana mouse ears. Courtney Quinn’s hand is holding the ears in front of a blurry Mark Twain Riverboat at Disneyland. The ears are a mint green, velvet material with pearl studs all over the ears. Across the headband and white, green, and blue petals.

D23: What is next for you? What would your ideal next collection center around and what takeaways did you get from the success of your first shopDisney collection?
CQ: Designing this collection has been my biggest dream come true, but I am dreamer—Disney made me that way—so, of course I have other dreams I would like to pursue! For starters, I want to do more on camera hosting at live events, and Disney has already made that dream real for me as I just got to announce and walk in the Disney Fairy Tale Weddings fashion show. But to quote Ariel, “I want more!” I’m hoping to get more into TV work of the unscripted nature! I’ve hosted a show before and starred in a commercial but want to continue working that way! And, of course, I hope I get the honor to design a Disney collection again because some of the other initial ideas we worked through are still so special to me and there are so many more I want to come to life!

You can shop The Princess Tiana collection on shopDisney and in person at the Disney Parks!

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