Mike Yard gets fed up with ongoing racial injustice, a Netflix employee sheds light on a parental leave policy, and Jordan Carlos embraces fatherhood.

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Mike Yard laments the apparent lack of progress that has been made since the police shooting of Michael Brown.

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The epic storytelling of Disney’s “The Lion King” continues with “The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar,” a primetime television movie event premiering in November on Disney Channel. The movie follows Kion, the second-born cub of Simba and Nala, as he assumes the role of leader of the Lion Guard, a team of animals tasked with preserving the Pride Lands. The movie is a precursor to “The Lion Guard” television series, premiering in early 2016 on Disney Channels and Disney Junior channels around the globe.

James Earl Jones and Ernie Sabella reprise their roles from “The Lion King” as Mufasa and Pumbaa, respectively, alongside Rob Lowe (“The Grinder”) as Simba and Gabrielle Union (“Being Mary Jane”) as Nala. Max Charles (“The Strain”) stars as Kion. The voice cast also includes Joshua Rush (“The Adventures of Puss in Boots”) as Kion’s best friend Bunga, a fearless honey badger; Atticus Shaffer (“The Middle”) as Ono, an intellectual egret; Diamond White (“Sofia the First”) as Fuli, a confident cheetah; and Dusan Brown (“Blaze and the Monster Machines”) as Beshte, a friendly and good-spirited hippo.

The star of ABC’s “Fresh Off the Boat” and the controversial film “The Interview” sat down with Ellen for the first time to talk about his parents, acting roles and love of breakdancing.

California is in a water crisis, and Ellen’s gardener is doing all he can to help.

The stakes are greater but the same three rules apply: never change the deal, no names, & never open the package

Director: Camille Delamarre
Release: 9/4/2015
Studio: EuropaCorp
Starring: Ed Skrein, Ray Stevenson, Loan Chabanol, Radivoje Bukvic, Gabriella Wright, Anatole Taubman, and Tatiana Pajkovic