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‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ post-credits scene is justice for a beloved character

Yes, ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ has multiple post-credits scenes. Here are the characters involved and how they set up what could be next.

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‘Harry Potter’ series has ‘serious security’ because of racist death threats against Paapa Essiedu

Audiences are blindfolded in "Poe: Pulse & Pendulum," a new production from Theatre Obscura.

This L.A. play wants you to feel the story viscerally — by keeping you blindfolded

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‘Bluey’ experience opens at Disneyland. Here’s what it’s like

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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ trailer teases Peter Parker’s mutating powers and ‘rebirth’

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ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA - FEBRUARY 25: Nikkolas (cq) Smith, 40, of Los Angeles, poses in front of "Legacy Tower" at Downtown Disney on Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2026 in Anaheim, California. Smith is a former Walt Disney Imagineer who is now independent. He was the concept designer for "Sinners," and designed a tower in Downtown Disney that nods to Black history. Each pillar is in the style of a different architect. (Gary Coronado / For The Los Angeles Times)

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His portrait of MLK in a hoodie went viral. Now he shares a message in his Downtown Disney art

Former Imagineer Nikkolas Smith, a self-described “artivist,” imbued his Legacy Tower in Downtown Disney with hidden meaning. It’s a piece that nods to five Black architects.

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