The new preschool series Not a Box is a fun way to explore young imaginations. It’s based on the award-winning children’s picture book.
The eight-episode series follows little Riley, a fun-loving little bunny who has amazing adventures with one cardboard box. To Riley, it’s not a box. It’s a boat, a spaceship, or any number of things – just not a box.
Riley’s imagination is endless. He manages to explore other places while creating scenes in his mind. He does not feel limited by the box. Instead he uses it to take him on fun adventures.
The series shows how imagination is a powerful tool for youngsters. It is a way to explore, enjoy other places, and have fun – all while in a little cardboard box. But for Riley, it’s not a box. It is his vehicle to fabulous adventures.
Imagination is limitless, as Riley demonstrates in this adorable pre-school series on Apple TV+.
As Riley says, “Anything is possible when you use your imagination.”
About the Author
Francine Brokaw has been covering all aspects of the entertainment industry for over 30 years. She also writes about products and travel. She has been published in national and international newspapers and magazines as well as Internet websites. She has written her own book, Beyond the Red Carpet The World of Entertainment Journalists, is the entertainment correspondent for Good Day Orange County, and has her own TV show, Beyond the Red Carpet, on Village Television in Orange County. She is a longstanding member of the Television Critics Association and is accredited by the MPAA.
Sometimes there are products that hit the market that you might think, “Why would I need that?” But let me tell you, some of those products definitely make things easier and the Stand Shield is one of them.
This is a handy little item that is compatible with Roku, Alexa, and Siri remote controls and comes in a variety of colors.
I’m tired of digging through my couch cushions for the remote control. It is thin and slides through the cracks making retrieving it a challenge. The Stand Shield is a holder designed to be comfortable to hold, stand on a flat surface, and it doesn’t slide between the seat cushions on my couch.
I honestly love this. It is just what I needed without knowing I needed it. I particularly like the way it stands up so I can place the remote on the table next to my couch and easily turn on my TV, change the channels and volume, and pick it up without having it slide through my fingers.
This chunky case is soft and easy to hold. And, hold onto your hats, they have some that glow in the dark. Finding the remote is easy at night as some are designed to glow softly for up to 10 hours.
The case comes with a wrist strap. I removed mine as it is not something I need however it is a handy addition for some users.
The remote fits snugly into the holder which wraps around the entire unit. The front of the remote is exposed and there are cut-outs for all the plugs on your specific remote. Some buttons on the side are raised to allow for easy access.
If you’re tired of hunting for your remote between or under your couch or behind your bed (ahem, that’s me) this is something to consider. They are made specifically to fit different remotes so when you order all you do is select the remote system you use (Siri, Roku, or Alexa) and the color you want.
From the 73 & Sunny company website, they say “we believe in turning the ordinary into the extraordinary, one accessory at a time.” And a TV remote is definitely an ordinary accessory. Who would have thought that something this simple would be so useful?
I was sent a unit for an honest review without any expectations. I can definitely recommend it. I will be ordering one for my bedroom as the one they sent is staying in my living room. No more hunting between the cushions or behind my bed for that darn slippery remote. And having different colors in different rooms is a plus to distinguish which remote goes with which TV.
About the Reviewer
Francine Brokaw has been covering products, travel, and all aspects of the entertainment industry for over 35 years. She has been published in national and international newspapers and magazines as well as Internet websites. She has written her own book, Beyond the Red Carpet The World of Entertainment Journalists, is the entertainment correspondent for Good Day Orange County, and has her own TV show, Beyond the Red Carpet, on Village Television in Orange County. She is a longstanding member of the Television Critics Association and is accredited by the MPAA.
Note: This unit was sent to me for an honest review with no expectations.
John Krasinski and Natalie Portman star in Guy Ritchie’s action-adventure film Fountain of Youth, streaming on Apple Plus. Luke (Krasinski) and his sister Charlotte (Portman) have been estranged for awhile but one big adventure reunites them.
Owen Carver (Domhnall Gleeson) is a dying billionaire who wants to find the famed Fountain of Youth. He is financing this big adventure that takes the team around the world, following clues to decipher the location of the fountain. To do this the team must steal – or more precisely Luke must steal – six classic paintings who have messages hidden on the back of their canvasses. One by one these famous paintings wind up in the hands of the team and they are soon left with a puzzle deciphering the clues.
If this sounds familiar, yes, you’re right. In 2024 Nicolas Cage and Diane Kruger starred in National Treasure, which has similar properties to Fountain of Youth, with some major differences but nevertheless in both films trace clues to their ultimate treasure. Perhaps the main difference is the cast and actors’ personalities.
This team is not deterred by Interpol, a Thai mob, or anyone that stands in their way. They are steadfast in solving the puzzle and finding the fountain.
The Protectors, led by The Elder (Stanley Tucci) have kept secrets throughout the centuries. His disciple Esme (Eliza Gonzalez) is hot on the trail of Luke and his team in an attempt to stop them from finding the fountain.
There is plenty of action involved – car chases and scooter chases are just the tip of the action. They must also bring up the torpedoed Lusitania to extract a painting from the Vanderbilt vault. Then they have to steal a famous bible. There’s more in store for this team as they take on one challenge after another, all the while pursued by those who want to stop them.
This is a little bit National Treasure and some DaVinci Code. The ending leaves room for a sequel.
Fountain of Youth is rated PG-13 for violence and action, and some language.
About the Author
Francine Brokaw has been covering all aspects of the entertainment industry for over 30 years. She also writes about products and travel. She has been published in national and international newspapers and magazines as well as Internet websites. She has written her own book, Beyond the Red Carpet The World of Entertainment Journalists, is the entertainment correspondent for Good Day Orange County, and has her own TV show, Beyond the Red Carpet, on Village Television in Orange County. She is a longstanding member of the Television Critics Association and is accredited by the MPAA.
Anyone who has ever attended the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta knows how magnificent it is and memorable to see hundreds of hot air balloons ascend at the same time and float over the city. That is exactly what reporter Brooklyn (McKenzie Westmore) discovers when she is sent from Seattle to Albuquerque to cover the Fiesta. But this intrepid reporter gets more than she bargained for.
Brooklyn brings her videographer Elise (Alexis Zollicoffer) along with her. They are to be hosted by hot air balloon pilot Jared (Paul Greene). Jared is not only a hot air balloon pilot, he is plain hot! Sparks fly between Brooklyn and Jared but there is something in his past that keeps him from acting on his emotions.
His cousin Carlos (Koppany Pusztia) is his assistant in his balloon business that specializes in romantic balloon rides. Carlos helps with the balloon as well as mans the chase car to be there wherever it lands. He is immediately attracted to Elise, so there are two budding relationships in store this week.
Not only does the Fiesta host hundreds of balloons but there are other events taking place during the week and Brooklyn is eager to experience them all.
Now, on top of the four main characters, add Jared’s parents Brad and Jane (Lorenzo Lamas and Gail O’Grady) who are dealing with their new life as retirees.
Brooklyn has not told anyone she is afraid of heights so she is relieved when the balloons are not allowed to ascend on the first day due to winds. Elise volunteers to go up when they are allowed to ascend, giving Brooklyn a reprieve. But that doesn’t last long as Jared takes her on the Sandia Peak tramway which, for those who have not had the pleasure, or freight, of traveling up the mountain in a tram then traversing over a valley from one peak to another, is quite something for anyone the least bit nervous about heights.
It doesn’t take any time for Jared to realize how terrified of heights his new friend is however his calm demeanor manages to calm her down. They also have fun with other events in town that have nothing to do with heights! That’s a relief for Brooklyn.
The Fiesta is a magical experience and Brooklyn as well as Jared finally let their emotions take over and allow themselves to open up to each other and yes, fall in love.But her assignment is only for a week so she has to return to Seattle. There is one consolation though, she has applied for a job in Albuquerque and is anxious to quit her job and boss-zilla in Seattle.
This is a fun show that is uplifting (pun intended) and enjoyable. And for those viewers who have never experience the wonder of the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, it might be the inspiration for their next vacation. The Fiesta begins the first weekend in October so mark you calendar. And in the meantime, check out Love in the Clouds now streaming on Hallmark Plus.
About the Author
Francine Brokaw has been covering all aspects of the entertainment industry for over 30 years. She also writes about products and travel. She has been published in national and international newspapers and magazines as well as Internet websites. She has written her own book, Beyond the Red Carpet The World of Entertainment Journalists, is the entertainment correspondent for Good Day Orange County, and has her own TV show, Beyond the Red Carpet, on Village Television in Orange County. She is a longstanding member of the Television Critics Association and is accredited by the MPAA.
In 2002 audiences were delighted by the animated film Lilo and Stitch. It became an instant Disney classic as the story of little Lilo and her best friend Stitch became a true Ohana – family. Now the live action version of that story adds to the delight of the original with a new live cast and many enjoyable moments to delight the entire family.
Maia Kealoha is Lilo. She inhabits the character with every cell in her body. This little girl steals the show as she faces life without her parents and no friends.
Lilo’s older sister Nani (Sydney Elizabeth Agudong) has taken on the role of parent to her sister along with being the big sister. Nani finds it difficult to juggle her own life while at the same time looking out for the well-being of her somewhat mischievous little sister.
There are some new characters in this film that were not present in the original story. Amy Hill plays Tutu, Lilo and Nani’s neighbor. Tutu helps the girls when she can. Tia Carrere is Mrs. Kekow, the social worker who wants Nani to keep custody of little Lilo but does not think it is in the little girl’s best interest. After all, Nani is just a teenager herself.
Stitch, experiment 626, escapes his planet and after taking the red police cruiser and going into hyperdrive, crashes in Hawaii. Being pursued by his creator Jumba (Zach Galifianakis) and Pleakley (Billy Magnussen), the agent sent by the Grand Councilwoman to bring back the experiment, little Stitch sees a way to avoid them. He pretends to be a dog and is thereby adopted by Lilo who loves this little fellow. He will be her best friend.
The story is a bit different than the animated version. As Jumba and Pleakley take on human form once they arrive on Earth, sometimes they revert back to their alien bodies. They also bring some alien weapons which are useful – especially in the end of the film.
There is still Elvis music throughout the movie however in this story Lilo does not teach Stitch about Elvis. Instead, the duo learn about each other and as they cause havoc (Stitch a little more than Lilo), the CIA is alerted to the fact that an alien has landed and are on the lookout for anything suspicious. This is where Agent Cobra Bubbles (Courtney B. Vance) comes in.
The movie is filled with memorable moments. There are funny scenes as well as a few emotional scenes that will bring a tear to the eyes of viewers. But even so, the movie is a family story about family, Ohana, and is meant for families to watch together.
By all means, stay for the ending credits. The film is a true delight from the very start to the very end.
Whether you are a Lilo fan or a Stitch fan, or a fan of both, this is a fun take on their original story. Yes, it does have differences, but they provide additional insight into the characters.
Disney does not have a good track record when making live action films based on their classic animated movies, but they definitely did right by Lilo, Stitch, Nani, and the whole gang. This is a great film for young and old, whether you know everything about the first film or not. It is a pure delight. And Maia Kealoha is definitely the star.
Lilo and Stitch is rated PG for action, peril, and thematic elements. The ending, although different from the animated movie, is a happy one and will have audiences rejoicing with the characters.
Aloha.
About the Author
Francine Brokaw has been covering all aspects of the entertainment industry for over 30 years. She also writes about products and travel. She has been published in national and international newspapers and magazines as well as Internet websites. She has written her own book, Beyond the Red Carpet The World of Entertainment Journalists, is the entertainment correspondent for Good Day Orange County, and has her own TV show, Beyond the Red Carpet, on Village Television in Orange County. She is a longstanding member of the Television Critics Association and is accredited by the MPAA.
Ashley Newbrough and Jason Diaz star in this romantic story of success and fears. A Bestselling Kind of Love delves into a condition many people have – stage fright.
Sophie (Newbrough) just found out her first novel is a bestseller. That feeling of accomplishment and knowing others enjoy her story puts her on cloud nine. That is until her agent informs her she will be going on a book tour where she is expected to talk with the media and fans.
This immediately bursts her bubble. Sophie has stage fright to the max. She cannot even talk on a radio show even when there is no audience. She is absolutely terrified of public speaking.
Her agent puts her in touch with another client, Daniel (Diaz) whose specialty is coaching people who have to do public speaking engagements. He has some interesting ways of conquering their fears, and although Sophie is initially resistant she relents to letting Daniel help her overcome her fear.
So Daniel immediately has her make a list of her fears, besides public speaking. One item on her list is fear of heights. For Daniel that is an easy one. He takes her to a tall building where she doesn’t actually conquer her fear but does face it.
Daniel has several other tricks up his sleeve to help Sophie overcome her fears and as he goes through her list, she gradually gains more confidence in herself. But is it enough to help her with her public speaking fear? That is the ultimate test.
In the meantime, Daniel and his friend are trying to get a new podcast off the ground. Their first script was turned down by the producers. They return to square one to try to find a different concept that would be approved.
Why not use Sophie’s condition? After all, IF she conquers her fear of public speaking that would make a great story. The biggie here is the “if.” Sophie turns out to be more of a dilemma than Daniel has ever faced. Her fear is overwhelming.
While the two are working on Sophie’s fear and Daniel is secretly working on his new pitch for his show, yes, they do fall for each other. The attraction was there from the start.
So, does Sophie conquer her fear of public speaking or will Daniel fail in his attempt to help her? A Bestselling Kind of Love premieres May 25, 2025 on UPtv.
About the Author
Francine Brokaw has been covering all aspects of the entertainment industry for over 30 years. She also writes about products and travel. She has been published in national and international newspapers and magazines as well as Internet websites. She has written her own book, Beyond the Red Carpet The World of Entertainment Journalists, is the entertainment correspondent for Good Day Orange County, and has her own TV show, Beyond the Red Carpet in Orange County. She is a longstanding member of the Television Critics Association and is accredited by the MPAA.
The latest animated feature from Disney/Pixar is the heartfelt story of Elio. This is the story of one little boy who had a fantastic galactic adventure. The Art of Elio is a fun adjunct to the film as it delves into the story, the creation of the film, and the artwork.
In the forward Director Adrian Molina writes, “We hoped to create a version of outer space that says ‘There is room here for all types. There is beauty in many shapes. There is a place for you. You are not alone.’” That is the message many people want to hear and that is the message of Elio.
Adding, “We hope The Art of Elio ignites your imaginative mind and that you use your creativity to make the world a better place too.” The messages in the film are positive and audiences will not only take the little boy to heart, they will also be warmed by the messages in the film.
The story is about a little boy named Elio who is lonely and wants to find a place where he will belong. Well, Elio is abducted by aliens and thought to be the representative of humans and the planet Earth. Chief Creative Officer Pete Doctor writes in the preface of the book, “So, turn the page and let the abduction – I mean, inspiration – begin!”
The pages are filled with plenty of sketches helping the animators get the right spirit of the characters. Even if you haven’t seen the movie yet, this book will help you understand the characters and see the wondrous adventure that awaits young Elio as he tries to get through the maze of aliens and get back home.
As many kids are trying to find their place in the world,Elio is no exception. This poor little guy had a traumatic past and coping with the world as it is is not an easy task for him. So, why not try outer space? Even though he is abducted, Elio still has the opportunity to make new acquaintances and see new places.
Elio wears an eye patch to help strengthen his weaker eye. With or without this patch, little Elio is an adorable fellow, and the pictures in the book bear this out.
As readers turn the pages they see and understand more about the story of Elio through descriptions and wonderful visuals. The thing about “The Art of” books is they are filled with great images from the story that sometimes made it into the final film or sometimes not. Nevertheless, they are images the studio used to help create this wondrous film.
How does an animator find the right alien? There are several species in the movie and there are plenty of images in the book showing all kinds of aliens. There are some evil creatures and some nice ones. (Just like on Earth.)
Elio’s new friend Gordon is depicted in the book and story artist Esteban Bravo writes, “I was trying to discover different ways they could interact and connect emotionally throughout the highs and lows of their journey.” He added, “Despite coming from different parts of the universe, these two characters felt like mirrors to one another, making it feel like they were always meant to be friends.” What a nice thought.
So combining the narratives of the characters and the story along with plenty of sketches and artwork, this book is an inside look at the story and the film.Animation fans as well as Disney and Pixar fans will definitely want to add this to their collection.
This is a fun way to delve further into the story that is Elio.
The book is available now. The film premieres June 20, 2025.
Francine Brokaw has been covering products, travel, and all aspects of the entertainment industry for over 35 years. She has been published in national and international newspapers and magazines as well as Internet websites. She has written her own book, Beyond the Red Carpet The World of Entertainment Journalists, is the entertainment correspondent for Good Day Orange County, and has her own TV show, Beyond the Red Carpet, on Village Television in Orange County. She is a longstanding member of the Television Critics Association and is accredited by the MPAA.
It’s official. The 70th anniversary celebration is in full swing at the Disneyland Resort. With a new Celebrate Happy Cavalcade, night shows, food, and merchandise, this is a happy celebration. The logo is Celebrate Happy and that is what guests will feel when they come to the resort.
Here is a brief look at what is in store for guests when they visit the resort during this anniversary celebration.
Celebrate Happy Cavalcade
The new Celebrate Happy Cavalcade is adorable. It’s a mini parade led by Duffy and Shellie May. These two are fun to watch as they come down the street looking all cuddly and sweet. If you haven’t fallen in love with these two yet, you will once you see them in this cavalcade.
The song is upbeat and will have guests humming it as they continue their fun in the resort. This is a peppy tune, and only one among the many new music created for this special event.
Paint the Night
The Paint the Night parade is bright and cheery. This is the closest to the Main Street Electrical Parade that has been a favorite among Disneyland fans for years. This new parade is filled with plenty of lights (!) and characters from several films, including Cars, Frozen, and Monsters Inc. This Monsters Inc. float is awe-inspiring as the screens onboard change to different doors that open to reveal characters inside. How ingenious. And the big truck from Cars is another highlight. This truck is huge.
Wondrous Journeys
(Richard Harbaugh/Disneyland Resort)
Wondrous Journey is a nighttime spectacular brings together the history of Disney with plenty of characters to delight viewers. There are amazing projections on the castle and the buildings on Main Street, U.S.A. accompanied by fireworks over Sleeping Beauty’s castle. The castle, by the way, is decorated for the 70th anniversary so by day or night it represents seven decades of the park.
World of Color Happiness
(Sean Teegarden/Disneyland Resort)
(Sean Teegarden/Disneyland Resort)
In Disney California Adventure the World of Color – Happiness water show is introduced by the Muppets. The emotions from Inside Out take center stage as guests are encouraged to vote (via the Disneyland app) during the day for one of four emotions. The emotion that receives the most votes that day will be highlights in the evening’s show. Will you vote for Sadness, Disgust, Anger, or Envy?
The Food
Food specialties during this celebration are both savory and sweet. The Mickey Hat cookie is not only a great throwback to the past, it is also delicious.
And the Mickey popcorn bucket is probably going to be very popular during the celebration. Mickey’s eyes blink and he says three different things. This little guy is going to be enjoyed for years once he’s home and filled with your own popcorn or even empty.
The Merch!
Let’s not forget about the merchandise. Here are just a couple of the new items.
The Castle Collection is for those who love castles (what else?) and more vintage items.
The pièce de resistance is the Key to Disneyland. This rather large plastic key is interactive. Take it to each of the lands and insert it into a special keyhole. The key registers that land and adds it to the body of the key.
Once all the lands have been collected insert the key into the main keyhole at the front of the part. Lights will sparkle, bubbles will be emitted, and a little hidden compartment opens revealing a “D” pin with a special design.There are several pins to collect. It’s a blind item so no one knows in advance which pin they will get. But don’t forget about pin trading. This item is unique, interactive with the park, and an experience that is memorable for guests of all ages.
(Disneyland Resort)
There is plenty more. This has hardly cracked the surface of all the fun, new, and exciting things happening at the Disneyland Resort right now as they celebrate the 70th anniversary.
It has been seven decades since Walt Disney opened this park. Through the years it has changed, grown, and brought in new experiences for guests of ALL ages. As the park grows, so do the attractions. There are still several original attractions that have survived the decades. New rides, food, merchandise, parades, night time spectaculars, and fun experiences have added to the original park that is touted as “The Happiest Place on Earth.” Now it is time to“Celebrate Happy” throughout the resort.
Happy 70th anniversary, Disneyland!
About the Author
Francine Brokaw has been covering all aspects of the entertainment industry for over 30 years. She also writes about products and travel. She has been published in national and international newspapers and magazines as well as Internet websites. She has written her own book, Beyond the Red Carpet The World of Entertainment Journalists, is the entertainment correspondent for Good Day Orange County, and has her own TV show, Beyond the Red Carpet, on Village Television in Orange County. She is a longstanding member of the Television Critics Association and is accredited by the MPAA.
The adorable animated movie Panda Bear in Africa is now available on DVD and Digital. It’s a story of friendship, family, and finding ones inner strength.
In China little Panda Pang and his best friend dragon Jielong enjoy their time playing together. Jielong is always upset that her dad still treats her like a child because she has not yet been able to fly and her other dragon powers have yet to appear.
Pang, on the other hand, is happy with his youthful spirit.
Now, over in Africa the lion prince is celebrating his birthday and his guardian uncle has sent his underlings to Asia to capture a dragon for the prince. He has ulterior motives however, as the hyenas are returning to the forest and the lion wants them gone. He wants the captured dragon to freeze them with her breath to keep them out of the lions territory. If they are allowed to return to the forest some secrets from the past will come out and his future will be in jeopardy.
In Asia when Jielong is captured Pang is at a quandary. Should he go for help or go after his best friend? He decides to follow the boat that is taking Jielong to Africa.
Once he gets to Africa his adventure leads him through all kinds of situations that put him in jeopardy. First he meets a little monkey named Jojo who befriends him but has ulterior motives. Soon Pang is imprisoned along with Jojo.
This clever little Panda manages to escape and brings Jojo with him on his quest to find the lion rock and free Jielong. Together they face even more challenges on their way but manage to forge on.
Jielong is now the “pet” of the little lion prince. She is uncertain of what her future will be but hopeful she will be able to get out of this horrific situation and return to her dad.
Eventually Pang, Jojo, and Jielong are united and after digging down they all realize their potentials and bravery and yes, (spoiler alert), they all are freed and able to return to Asia. It is a happy ending although throughout the ordeal they each face dreadful situations with consequences that could end their lives.
There are shades of The Lion King as well as a possible nod to The Wizard of Oz as along the way to saving Jielong Pang brings Jojo as they head toward the pride land.
The film won the 2025 National Parenting Product Award and Common Sense Media, “It delivers exactly what it promises: an adventurous, feel-good tale for kids.”
The bonus features include a featurette with screenwriter Rob Sprackling discussing how the story began and what the characters offer to each other and to the viewers. It is a look at the evolution of the story and the characters as they are able to find their inner strengths and forge on through tough times.
Panda Bear in Africa is a cute story filled with all kinds of characters. And the ending is definitely a happy one for all.
Panda Bear in Africa is not rated. The film is available on Digital and DVD.
About the Author
Francine Brokaw has been covering all aspects of the entertainment industry for over 30 years. She also writes about products and travel. She has been published in national and international newspapers and magazines as well as Internet websites. She has written her own book, Beyond the Red Carpet The World of Entertainment Journalists, is the entertainment correspondent for Good Day Orange County, and has her own TV show, Beyond the Red Carpet, on Village Television in Orange County. She is a longstanding member of the Television Critics Association and is accredited by the MPAA.
This animated fantasy adventure is a fun look at a new take on the whole Tooth Fairy story.A Tooth Fairy Tale brings together a variety of characters who each have their own task in life however everyone is interdependent.
Van is a teenage tooth fairy who was born with a slight defect – a whole in his wing. He is a bit rebellious and very curious. The tooth fairies gather children’s teeth and in exchange give them a gold coin. They use the teeth to make more fairy dust.
The goblins are a different group and the two communities do not combine. But when Van sees a goblin named Gemma he follows her into Goblin Mountain. There he is amazed at all that they have created inside the mountain. It is quite different from the Fairy Village.
Gemma is a scientist who has dreams of her own. Goblins cannot live in the sunlight therefore they go out at night. Van helps Gemma create a special formula so she can experience the world during the day. And Gemma helps fill the whole in Van’s wing.
In the meantime, Van encounters an adorable little troll named Rupee. Trolls are the third community in this little world. No one interacts with anyone in the other group until Van and Gemma bring them all together. They all have one common enemy. The spiders are intent on capturing them all for food and to gain control of all the gold and fairy dust.
The adventure is filled with excitement and interesting animation. As these little creatures learn to work together it is a whole new world.
Gemma and Van become good friends and even though they are different, they find they have a lot in common and share affection for each other.
The cute little trolls steal the show. Just don’t touch their hair. They are very sensitive about anyone touching their hair.
In the end, all the kingdoms are united and all is well with the world. They prove teamwork is not reserved for just those in their own communities.
A Tooth Fairy Tale is a nice little story filled with fun and cute characters and a catchy soundtrack.
The movie is available on various digital platforms beginning May 20, 2025. It is rated PG for some mild rude humor (and some dangerous scenes).
About the Author
Francine Brokaw has been covering all aspects of the entertainment industry for over 30 years. She also writes about products and travel. She has been published in national and international newspapers and magazines as well as Internet websites. She has written her own book, Beyond the Red Carpet The World of Entertainment Journalists, is the entertainment correspondent for Good Day Orange County, and has her own TV show, Beyond the Red Carpet, on Village Television in Orange County. She is a longstanding member of the Television Critics Association and is accredited by the MPAA.
