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Disney Channel kicked off its summer season in style with the first ever Disney Channel Go! Fan Fest, held Saturday at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim. Starting with a VIP brunch at the Grand Californian Hotel and Spa, stars from Disney Channel’s most popular small screen series turned up for a fun-filled day packed with panel discussions, live script readings, meet and greets with fans and a cavalcade down Disneyland’s famous Main Street U.S.A.

Among the actors who turned up for the all-day event included Jenna Ortega from “Stuck in the Middle”; “Bizaardvark” cast members Madison Hu and Ethan Wacker; Peyton List and Mallory Mahoney from “Bunk’d”; Peyton Elizabeth Lee, Joshua Rush and Trent Garrett (“Andi Mack”); Raven-Symone (“Raven’s Home”); Meg Donnelly and Kylee Russell (“Zombies”); and the cast from the animated comedy-adventure series “DuckTales,” including David Tennant, Danny Pudi, Ben Schwartz, Bobby Moynihan,...

Teen star Ethan Wacker's Disney Channel sitcom, "Bizaardvark," should be called 'Cash Cow' ... as far as he's concerned -- 'cause the kid's in line to earn way more than half a mil off the franchise. We got a hold of the 15-year-old's contract, filed in court because he's a minor, and for the first 2 seasons alone -- 41 episodes -- he's hauled in more than $375k. If the Mouse House signs up for 2 more seasons,...

Bizaardvark TV Series Renewed for Season Two on Disney ChannelWhile the news is not yet up on the press site, Deadline reports the Bizaardvark TV show has been renewed for a second season on Disney Channel. The live-action comedy follows Paige (Olivia Rodrigo) and Frankie (Madison Hu). These quirky teens write funny songs and create music comedy videos for their online channel, “Bizaardvark.”Jake Paul, DeVore Ledridge, and Ethan Wacker also star. Eric Friedman executive produces. Creators Kyle Stegina and Josh Lehrman co-executive produce with Michael Curtis.Read More…...

Grumpy Cat makes her first visit to Disney Channel on new sitcom “Bizaardvark,” but at least one person is less than impressed. In an exclusive clip from a new episode, the famous internet cat takes a meeting with 12-year-old agent Bernie (Ethan Wacker), who’s looking for new animal actor clients, but he just doesn’t get the hype. “I just don’t see it,” he says, eyeing down the perennially frowning feline. “Listen kid, let me give you some advice: Cheer up! The world wants to laugh. Now get out of my office.” Also Read: Grumpy Cat Claws Her...