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When Disney announced plans to release a pop punk album of its greatest hits, you had to imagine New Found Glory would make the cut. The "godfathers of pop punk," New Found Glory are pioneers in the genre and have been delivering hits for decades.

Sure enough, just a few days ago, the band started dropping hints that they were to be featured on the upcoming album, "A Whole New Sound." The band posted on social media a teaser for their upcoming reimagined track followed by its full release online. I present to you, New Found Glory's version of "Part of Your World," from the Disney animated classic The Little Mermaid.

New Found Glory are no strangers to covers. The band has been performing their rendition of popular movie songs for decades, since 2000's cover album From the Screen to Your Stereo.

Funny enough, this isn't New Found Glory's first time reimagining a Disney song.

Meri Brown shines in green outfits that complement her golden complexion. That shade makes her look radiant and fresh. After leaving Kody, Meri is embracing a new chapter in her life - she's looking glamorous and carefree in fresh green hues. Meri's journey to self-discovery and happiness involves detaching from toxic relationships, taking control of her destiny, and appreciating her own beauty.

Natures first green is gold,

Her hardest hue to hold. - Nothing Gold Can Stay (Robert Frost)

Sister Wives star Meri Brown loves wearing green outfits. Whether she chooses forest green, icy lime or rich, vibrant emerald, she glows. Since Meri has a golden complexion, the warmer shades of green are perfect for her - in fact, they really bring out her natural beauty. While Meri also looks pretty in pink, yellow and red, green seems to be her magic color. Now that Meri's happier after leaving Kody...

Chinese sales and distribution company Times Vision has brought two new titles to Cannes this year, including “Shanghai Fortress,” a big-budget summer sci-fi blockbuster that producers hope will replicate the success of “The Wandering Earth.” Its other film at the Marche is family drama “Looking Up.”

“Shanghai Fortress” stars Taiwanese actress Shu Qi and Chinese idol Lu Han, one of the country’s highest-paid celebrities, who rose to fame as a member of the South Korean boy band Exo. It is expected to debut in early August, with China Film Group as the primary distributor.

Adapted from a popular sci-fi novel by writer Jiang Nan, the futuristic romance was produced by Hs Entertainment Group Inc. The firm was behind the 2013 romantic comedy “So Young,” the directorial debut of actress Vicky Zhao Wei and the 2017 TV series “Nothing Gold Can Stay,” a palace drama.

“Looking Up” is a family drama starring...