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You might remember that, a while back, I visited a dance studio in Los Angeles. There, I met up with Dancing with the Stars pros and Dancing with the Stars: Juniors mentors Brandon Armstrong, Gleb Savchenko, and Alan Bersten

The new homepage is actually really nice for finding out which routines have been unlocked or if new songs have been added to Just Dance Unlimited. Two of the nine dances we did like are the K-Pop songs, Bang Bang Bang by BigBang and DDU-DU DDU-DU by BLACKPINK. Oh, and it’s kind of sad that you can’t access any of the newer Unlimited songs unless you get Just Dance 2019 or subsequent releases. Unless, you REALLY want the new 2019 songs released on Just Dance Unlimited, you might be better off waiting for Just Dance 2020.

During our Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse interview with Directors Bob Persichetti, Peter Ramsey, Rodney Rothman, we were given a glimpse into the filmmaking process. The story of Miles Morales as Spider-Man had a special appeal, especially for kids today, that the directors wanted to share with audiences. While Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is a “coming of age” story, that experience is very different for kids growing up now versus several decades ago. It’s a giant, big metaphor for coming of age and trying to turn it into a coming of age that takes place in 2018.

The actors we spoke to include Shameik Moore (Miles Morales), Jake Johnson (older Peter Parker), and Luna Lauren Velez (Miles’ mom). Shameik Moore: I felt like they saw a picture of me and made an animation for how I was looking at the time… Even though I’ve always loved the Peter Parker character, that guy never really resonated with me when I was younger. Luna Lauren Velez plays Miles’ mom in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, who is also a Puerto Rican woman from Brooklyn.