What were the filming locations for 'National Treasure: Edge of History'? We've got details on the globe-spanning Disney Plus series. Get in everyone — Disney Plus is taking us on a journey to steal the Declaration of Independence! OK, well not exactly. But they are continuing the Nicholas Cage-helmed franchise National Treasure on the small screen, with the upcoming series National Treasure: Edge of History. The series follows Jess Valenzuela (Lisette Olivera) as she hunts down a (national) treasure that hosts a connection with her late father.

The 'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt' Movie Is Going to Be the First of Its Kind (EXCLUSIVE)By Lizzy RosenbergUpdated Dec. 4 2019, 4:19 p.m. ET Source: GettyAlthough Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt unfortunately came to an end earlier this year after four amazing seasons, it turns out the saga might not be over just yet. Netflix has rumored plans to release an Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt movie in 2020, letting fans catch up with Kimmy, Titus, and the rest of the gang.

Most child actors are usually so popular and loved by both producers and fans. However, as they enter adulthood, they disappear quietly from the public eye and live simple yet successful lives as they enjoy their unbelievable net worth. The unfortunate ones, however, experience difficulties coming to terms with the fact that their glory days are over. This explains the numerous cases of drug abuse and other forms of addictions. Hayden Byerly is one of the fortunate ones, and here is his story.

ason Dewande Bell (born April 1, 1978) is a former professional American football cornerbackin the National Football League for the Dallas Cowboys, Houston Texans and New York Giants. He played college football at UCLA. Bell was born on April 1, 1978 in Long Beach, California to parents Cortland and Geraldine Bell. He attended Robert A. Millikan High School, where he played quarterback, wide receiver and cornerback. As a senior, he posted 70 tackles, 5 interceptions, 19 passes defensed, 26-yards average in kickoff returns, 12-yards average in punt returns, while receiving All-league and All-city honors.

When Sunny Choi informs strangers she’s heading to the Paris Olympics for breaking—more colloquially known as breakdancing—she gets her fair share of quizzical stares. Sometimes people laugh. And she’s seen the comments when, say, the Team USA account posts on X about her event. “What the?” replied one man. “Please no,” wrote another. Someone used the clown emoji.  Often Choi laughs with her haters. I know, it’s crazy, right? She explains that breakers today don’t carry around cardboard and start spinning on street corners, like they did in the 1980s.