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INTRODUCED BY LEIGH SALES: Hello. Astrid Jorgensen fronts one of Australia's biggest musical acts — where it's the audience who does most of the performing. Astrid's taken Pub Choir from small ...

Astrid Jorgensen used her love of communal singing to build Pub Choir - a concept she took all the way to America's Got Talent. The idea involves turning a theatre of regular people into a choir and ...

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How to Train Your Dragon director Dean DeBlois has defended casting Nico Parker as Astrid following racist backlash. If you've seen the live-action How to Train Your Dragon, it's impossible to imagine ...

How to Train Your Dragon star Nico Parker, opened up their filming experience and how the story of Viking Hiccup and his dragon Toothless resonates with audiences of all ages. Parker played the role ...

The live-action remake of How To Train Your Dragon is finally here, and it’s quite spectacular. My review isn’t out quite yet (Update: Here’s my review!) but I saw the movie Thursday night and I’m ...

The Isle of Berk comes to life in a whole new way as How to Train Your Dragon soars from the animated world into live-action with the new 2025 remake. The first How to Train Your Dragon was released ...

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The dragon isn't real but the heart certainly is in "How to Train Your Dragon," a thoroughly enjoyable live-action refresh of the 2010 animated hit, which flies high where live-action remakes of ...

“How to Train Your Dragon” live-action remake successfully integrates CGI dragons into the fictional world. Mason Thames delivers a standout performance as Hiccup, balancing humor and emotional depth.