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Cast & crewOriginal title: 3-gatsu no raion kouhen20172h 20mWith friendship of other shogi players and the care of the Kawamoto sisters, Kiriyama Rei's frozen heart melts as he starts to truly appreciate shogi and the world he lives in. However, the ... Read allWith friendship of other shogi players and the care of the Kawamoto sisters, Kiriyama Rei's frozen heart melts as he starts to truly appreciate shogi and the world he lives in. However, the Kawamoto sisters begin to face the troubles of bullying and the return of their unwelcome ... Read allWith friendship of other shogi players and the care of the Kawamoto sisters, Kiriyama Rei's frozen heart melts as he starts to truly appreciate shogi and the world he lives in. However, the Kawamoto sisters begin to face the troubles of bullying and the return of their unwelcome father. Determined to protect the sisters from getting hurt, Rei decides to rise to the to... Read all1Critic review‘Snow White’ Stars Test Their Wits‘Snow White’ Stars Test Their WitsRachel Zegler, Gal Gadot, and director Marc Webb take our Ultimate Disney Quiz.Watch nowMore like thisUser reviewsContribute to this pageSuggest an edit or add missing contentWhat is the English language plot outline for March Comes in Like a Lion 2 (2017)?AnswerEdit pageMore to explore

How did Bob Iger become the CEO of Disney after Michael Eisner retired? Why did his interview process take over six months?In 2004, Michael Eisner stepped down from his position as the CEO of Disney. Although Bob Iger should have been the obvious choice as successor, the board had lost faith in Iger during his time as second in command and was hesitant to promote him.Keep reading to learn how Bob Iger became the CEO of Disney despite all of the backlash he faced. The Search for the Next Disney CEOIn September 2004, Michael Eisner announced to the board that he would step down as the CEO of Disney in 2006 when his contract expired. The board accepted the offer, and pushed the timeline a year faster—they immediately announced a search for Eisner’s successor, targeting June 2005 as a deadline, and they wanted to replace Eisner soon after.Bob Iger wanted to be the CEO of Disney, and he had questions for chairman George Mitchell.Who would the board replace Eisner with? They’d look at both external and internal candidates.Which other internal candidates would the board be looking at, other than Iger? None—he was the only one.Knowing this, Iger pressed Mitchell to publicize that Iger was the only internal candidate. This would legitimize Iger as a possible successor. Within the company, this would give him some authority to continue managing and prevent him from being seen as a lame duck, predestined to be removed with Eisner. Iger felt this had to happen for him to have any shot at becoming the CEO of Disney.Mitchell agreed, but much of the board thought Iger in reality had slim chances of becoming CEO of Disney. Given how long of a slide Disney had been undergoing in the past years, they thought they needed a “change agent” from the outside. As Eisner’s number two for the past 4 years, and a lifelong ABC/Disney man, Iger simply looked like more of the same.Iger Aims to Be the CEO of DisneyThe board began its CEO search, and Iger wanted the job. He didn’t feel entitled to it, but he did think he would do a good job.He’d have to convince the board he was the right person, but his challenge was escaping his contributions to the decline of Disney. As COO for the past 5 years, he was clearly partially responsible for the decline. He could simply blame Michael Eisner for the troubles, but he saw this as a betrayal of Eisner and a cowardly excuse.He soon got a solution from political consultant and brand manager Scott Miller. Miller argued that, as a member of the old guard, Iger could never win the vote as an incumbent. Rather, he needed to be an insurgent—the past didn’t matter anymore; only the future mattered. The message to the board should be: “We can’t change the past. We’ve learned lessons that we can apply, but we can’t redo our mistakes. What matters now is where we take this company from here.

Take a few 1989 cuts, it’s probably the one best suited to being scream-sung during an exuberant karaoke session. “BABY JUST SAY YES!” 21 | “Since U Been Gone” by Kelly Clarkson Is “Since You’ve Been Gone” a near-perfect pop song? Yes. Can you sing it better than Kelly Clarkson did in 2004? Well, probably not, but that doesn’t mean you won’t bring down the house if you decide to cover this ‘00s classic at your next karaoke night.RELATED: 7 Hit 2000s Songs That Are Offensive by Today's Standards. 22 | “Party in the USA” by Miley Cyrus It was a close call between “Wrecking Ball” or this 2009 banger as Miley Cyrus representation on this list, but the former really peaks with its powerful chorus, whereas “Party in the USA” has a great chorus and lots of fun singalong vignettes about “hopping out the plane at LAX” and references to other great artists. All it takes is singing this song to turn an average karaoke night into a party (in the USA). 23 | “Downtown” by Petula Clark Petula Clark sang the definitive version of “Downtown” in 1964, but the beauty of this oft-covered song is that its meaning can totally change depending on how the singer delivers the lyrics. Is going downtown, where “you can forget all your troubles,” a wonderful escape or a sad illusion? Depending on the day you’ve had before karaoke night, the way you sing will decide what this song’s really about. 24 | “These Boots Are Made for Walkin'” by Nancy Sinatra Ideally, you’d be wearing boots when you step onto the stage to cover Nancy Sinatra’s 1965 classic, but it really doesn’t matter what your footwear is, so long as you’re exuding confidence when you sing. 25 | “Rolling in the Deep” by Adele Choosing to sing a song by Adele takes a certain amount of hubris, as the English singer’s pipes are famously powerful. Picking “Rolling in the Deep,” her 2001 breakout song, as your karaoke selection is setting a challenge for yourself, and if you live up to the assignment it will be a karaoke night to remember. 26 | “Let It Go” by Idina Menzel It’s hard to go wrong with a Disney song. Yes, it’s a childish throwback, but everybody knows them, and everybody (who has a heart) loves them. “Let It Go,” the show-stopping number from Frozen, is one of the more vocally impressive Disney songs in recent memory, and it also works as a standalone song better than some other great Disney tracks. You can sing “Let It Go” and have people appreciate the song; if you’re singing “Friend Like Me,” people are going to be thinking about Aladdin. Not that there’s a problem with that, but “Let It Go” slots better into a karaoke playlist. 27 | “A Thousand Miles” by Vanessa Carlton Everyone at your karaoke party will lose their minds before you even sing a note when Vanessa Carlton starts tickling the ivories

TRACKER [UPDATED]Air Date: Sunday, October 13, 2024Time Slot: 12:01 AM-1:00 AM EST on HULUEpisode Title: "Complete Season 1 (CBS)" (Repeat) [NOTE: The following article is a press release issued by the aforementioned network and/or company. Any errors, typos, etc. are attributed to the original author. The release is reproduced solely for the dissemination of the enclosed information.] NEW ON HULUStreaming October 7 - October 14ALSO NEW THIS WEEKTRACKER: COMPLETE SEASON 1 (DISNEY)The show follows Colter Shaw, a survivalist who uses his tracking skills to help law enforcement and private citizens solve mysteries. Justin Hartley stars as Colter, and the show is based on the novels by Jeffery Deaver. (Streaming Sunday, October 13) TRACKER (CBS) BROADCAST HISTORY:2/11/24 - ??? STATUS:currently airing (spring 2025) TIME SLOT:sundays from 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST CURRENT SEASON:2 (20 episodes) VISIT THE OFFICIAL WEB SITE ADDITIONAL NOTES:Season 3 ordered on 2/20/25 DESCRIPTION:(from CBS's web site, October 2024) TRACKER stars Justin Hartley as Colter Shaw, a lone-wolf survivalist who roams the country as a reward seeker, using his expert tracking skills to help private citizens and law enforcement solve all manner of mysteries while contending with his own fractured family. The series is based on the bestselling novel The Never Game by Jeffery Deaver.Justin Hartley stars as Colter Shaw, a trusted lone-wolf survivalist who, driven by the troubles of his past, uses his instincts to find the missing and collect rewards. Supported by lawyer Reenie Green, his business handler Velma Bruin and tech expert Bobby Exley, Colter will

The timelines have realigned, people—and we're back in one of the good ones. How can I tell? Because Disney released a new trailer for Loki Season Two, which debuts on October 6. Following a string of disappointing Marvel Cinematic Universe outings, the preview begins with the one and only thing that could pull me back into the action: Ke Huy Quan. Loki and Mobius meet up with our man, who seems to be manning some sort of TVA help desk. Time-slipping! That's a new one. In the rest of the trailer, we see a reunited Loki and Mobius back in action, spiffy suits and all. Clearly, the duo is working together to stop at least one of the Jonathan Majors-played Kangs. (It's still unclear how, exactly, Disney will handle the actor's recent legal troubles.) Hell, we even see Sylvie working at an old-timey McDonald's! Now, given that Loki instigated *checks calendar* at least several years of action in the MCU, it's time to wildly speculate what's in store for its future episodes. So if we're talking about what's going to happen in Season Two of Loki, it's probably best to, you know, take stock on the hours and hours of likely-billion-dollar-grossing stories while we're at it. Here's everything we know about the future of Loki so far.What Will Season Two of Loki Be About? All right. So Sylvie just up and started a multiversal war. Per Kang's episode-long breakdown of his plans, we're about to see an infinite amount of Kangs bust up the MCU. This saga has somewhat played out over the course of Spider-Man: No Way Home and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, which both depicted multiversal shenanigans. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, which also involved Kang and a multiverse-related plot, has seen the brunt of Loki's aftershock so far.Sign Up for Disney+In the ending of Loki, Sylvie boots the God of Mischief to the TVA headquarters in another timeline, one that Kang has already conquered. So it's incredibly likely that, at some point, we'll catch up with HiddleLoki right after the events of the first season, watching the newfound good guy try to catch up the TVA on everything that happened before Sylvie killed Kang. As for the one-horned wonder? She'll have some splainin' to do when we meet up with her next. Maybe, just maybe, this is the event that teaches her how to trust—leading to the inevitable Sylvie-Loki power couple of our dreams. Then, we'll see them try to un-do the catastrophe they started, meeting up with heroes like Doctor Strange along the way. Last May, Loki's screenwriter, Michael Waldron, teased what might be in store for the future of the series. In an interview with Polygon—timed to another Marvel he wrote, a little film called Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness—Waldron was asked if Loki's second season could out-weird the first. “I don’t know if I could go any weirder than we went in Season One,” Waldron said. “We had an