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Apple Music just revealed all of the tracks included with the soundtrack for the upcoming Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ special, Mickey’s Country Farm.

The soundtrack consists of 14 tracks:

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Theme (Country Version)
Hoedown Throwdown
Goin’ to the Country
Mousekedoer (Country Version)
Mickey and Minnie Have a Farm
Hide and Seek (Farmer in the Dell)
Apple Pies
P-L-U-T-O
Hey Diddle Diddle
Goofy’s Britches Falling Down
Here, Piggy Piggy
The Country Style Song
Minnie Had a Little Lamb
Hot Dog! (Country Version)


All the songs are PRESUMABLY gonna be in the episode.

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On this day in Mickey Mouse history, Mickey and the gang introduced us to the magical world of Funhouse Forest with the primetime premiere of Mickey Mouse Funhouse!

Although the series officially premiered on August 20th, it first debuted on Disney Jr. on this day in 2021 with Mickey the Brave. The series sent the Sensational Six on new adventures alongside Funny, a magical, shape-shifting Funhouse voiced by Harvey Guillén. Using the Stairs to Anywhere, Funny opens Adventure Doors that transport the gang to imaginative worlds where they help friends, visit familiar faces, and discover new cultures. Each adventure teaches lessons about friendship, kindness, creativity, teamwork, and ingenuity before ending back at the Funhouse, where Funny presents a trophy to commemorate the journey. Like its predecessor, each episode featured two 11-minute stories, a dance break, and the "Wiggle Giggle" song.

Behind the scenes, the show reunited several creative minds from Disney Jr.'s earlier Mickey series. Phil Weinstein served as executive producer, Thomas Hart as co-executive producer, and Mark Drop as story editor. Together, they expanded Mickey's world with memorable characters including Teddy, Funny's lovable dog-faced companion; Windy, the weathervane who operates the Floaty Coaster; and Adventure World favorites like Farfus the Dragon, Rocket Mouse, and the Weasel Trio. The series also drew inspiration from Disney Parks and paid tribute to legendary Disney artists and animators, including Fred Moore.

The voice cast featured several notable milestones. Tony Anselmo returned as Donald Duck in a Disney Jr. series for the first time since Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Following the passing of Will Ryan, Brock Powell took over the role of Willie the Giant while voicing numerous other characters. After Tress MacNeille stepped away following Season 1, Debra Wilson assumed several of her roles, while Jan Johns joined the franchise as the voice of Farfus, Windy, and later Chip. The series also welcomed an impressive lineup of guest stars, including John Stamos, Mickey Guyton, Tony Hale, and Hercules stars Lillias White and Roz Ryan, reprising their roles as the Muses.

After three seasons and 86 episodes, Mickey Mouse Funhouse concluded in 2025, paving the way for the next chapter in Mickey's preschool adventures: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+.

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Check out a sneak peek of the upcoming Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ special, Mickey’s Country Farm, courtesy of Disney Jr. Deutschland!

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BREAKING NEWS! Hey there, hi there, ho there, you're as welcome as can be!

Deadline has revealed that Disney has ordered a pilot for a reboot of the iconic Mickey Mouse Club for Disney+.

Produced by Fullwell Entertainment, the pilot is executive produced by Ben Winston, Ashley Edens, Emma Conway, and Dave Piendak. Like previous versions of the beloved series, it aims to give a new generation of talented young performers the chance to shine through music, comedy, and performance.

The new class of Mouseketeers includes Camp Rock 3 stars Hudson Stone, Casey Trotter, and Brooklynn Pitts; Young Rock's Erianthe Akaata; The Lion King national tour star Scarlett London Diviney; Black Rabbit's Michael Cash; Elio star Yonas Kibreab; along with newcomers Varonica Mitchell, Kauani, Scarlett Grace Petty, and Carter Barnes.

The original Mickey Mouse Club premiered in 1955 as part of Walt Disney's landmark agreement with ABC that helped finance the construction of Disneyland. The groundbreaking series ran for four seasons and allowed young performers to showcase their talents through comedy sketches, musical performances, and memorable Mouseketeer segments.

Over the decades, the franchise has been revived several times, including The New Mickey Mouse Club in 1977, The All-New Mickey Mouse Club (MMC) in 1989, which launched the careers of stars such as Britney Spears, Ryan Gosling, Justin Timberlake, and Christina Aguilera, and Club Mickey Mouse in 2017, which was reimagined for social media audiences.

If the pilot receives a full series order, it could introduce an entirely new generation of Mouseketeers while continuing a legacy that has inspired young performers for more than 70 years.

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Who's having a birthday under the sea? It's Tom Kenny!

During his youth in Syracuse, New York, Tom loved drawing and collecting records and became close friends with fellow comedian Bobcat Goldthwait. As teenagers, the two discovered an open-mic night hosted by Barry Crimmins and decided to give stand-up a try. After college, Tom toured the country as a comedian, but his dream was always to become a voice actor.

Everything changed when a Hanna-Barbera employee saw Tom perform at The Improv in Los Angeles and encouraged him to audition. Landing a role with the studio launched a legendary career. Today, Tom is one of animation's most recognizable voices, earning multiple Emmy and Annie Awards.

Cartoon Network gave Tom memorable roles as the Mayor in The Powerpuff Girls, Jake Spidermonkey in My Gym Partner's a Monkey, Eduardo in Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, and the Ice King in Adventure Time. At Nickelodeon, he became widely known as Heffer in Rocko's Modern Life, Dog in CatDog, Cupid in The Fairly OddParents, and, most famously, SpongeBob SquarePants. He also provides Gary's vocal effects and portrays SpongeBob's biggest fan, Patchy the Pirate.

A career highlight came in 2010 when Tom won the Annie Award for Voice Acting in a Television Production for SpongeBob SquarePants: Truth or Square. The award was presented by Disney Legends Bill Farmer, Tony Anselmo, and Russi Taylor as Goofy, Donald Duck, and Minnie Mouse, honoring the wishes of Russi's late husband, the official voice of Mickey Mouse, Wayne Allwine.

Disney has also been an important part of Tom's résumé. His roles include Ed the Otter in Brandy & Mr. Whiskers, Mr. Lopart and Pat the Hammer in Handy Manny, Gibson in Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!, Mr. Willerstein in Meet the Robinsons, Commander Peepers in Wander Over Yonder, Fethry Duck in the 2017 revival of DuckTales, and Trevor Angstrom in Kiff. Since 2011, he's also been the official voice of Rabbit across the Winnie the Pooh franchise.

Tom has spent decades filling animation with unforgettable voices, humor, and heart. Here's wishing him many more years of success, and plenty more nautical nonsense.

Happy Birthday, Tom!

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Check this out! Tumblr user KylieStudios just unearthed the theme song and CGI animation test for the scrapped Oswald the Lucky Rabbit series by Matt Danner! It really makes me wish this show hadn’t been cancelled. Thankfully, we can look forward to Jon Favreau’s upcoming Oswald series, slated to hit Disney+ next year!

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BREAKING NEWS! I’m saddened to share that we have lost another Disney Legend.

Donald "Don" Iwerks, the son of Ub Iwerks, Walt Disney's longtime creative partner and co-creator of Mickey Mouse, has passed away. Over a career spanning more than six decades, Don devoted his life to The Walt Disney Company and later to his own studio, Iwerks Entertainment. He innovated projection technology, 3D and large-format filmmaking, and immersive attractions that changed how audiences experience stories.

Don joined Disney in 1950 as a laboratory technician before serving for two years in the Korean War with the Signal Photo Corps. After returning, he transferred to the Studio Machine Shop and soon became a camera technician on 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, his first major Disney production. He later led the Machine Shop and Camera Service Department before overseeing the Technical Engineering and Manufacturing Division.

Throughout his career, Don played a key role in many of Disney's greatest technological achievements. He helped develop the 360-degree Circle-Vision camera system, contributed to the film equipment used for the 1964–65 New York World's Fair, helped create the projection system for the popular Star Tours attraction, and worked alongside his father to refine the groundbreaking sodium traveling matte process used in films like Mary Poppins. His innovations helped shape both Disney filmmaking and theme park attractions.

In 1986, Don and former Disney executive Stan Kinsey founded Iwerks Entertainment, a pioneer in giant-screen theaters and 3D theme park attractions.

His achievements earned him the Gordon E. Sawyer Award, an Academy Scientific and Technical Award, the Themed Entertainment Association Lifetime Achievement Award, Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year Award, and recognition as a Disney Legend. At age 90, he also wrote his autobiography to preserve his father's legacy.

Don passed away peacefully on July 9th at age 96, leaving an immeasurable impact on Disney and the entertainment industry as a whole. Without his incredible innovations, many of the films and attractions we love might never have existed.

Thank you for everything, Don. Rest well.

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Hey, howdy, hey! It’s Tom Hanks’ 70th birthday!

Born in Concord, California, Tom Hanks is a distant cousin of Nancy Hanks, making him a distant relative of President Abraham Lincoln. He's also related to beloved children's television host Fred Rogers. Tom first discovered his passion for acting through high school theater productions, but a turning point came when he enrolled at Chabot College in Hayward, California. There, he joined the theater program and was deeply inspired by fellow student Joe Spano, who would later star in NBC's Hill Street Blues, after watching his performance in Eugene O'Neill's The Iceman Cometh. Inspired by what he saw, Tom set out to become that good himself.

His first college role was George Gibbs in Our Town. After two years at Chabot, he transferred to California State University, Sacramento, but left before graduating when he was offered an internship with the Great Lakes Theater Festival in Cleveland. Over the next three years, he immersed himself in every aspect of theater production, learning lighting, set design, and stage management. It was there that he received the Cleveland Critics Circle Award for Best Actor for his 1978 performance as Proteus in Shakespeare's The Two Gentlemen of Verona.

The following year, Tom moved to New York for his on-screen debut in He Knows You're Alone, before appearing in the television film Mazes and Monsters. His career took off with his first leading role as Allen Bauer in Splash, followed by Josh Baskin in Big, which established him as a major Hollywood star and earned him his first Academy Award nomination. Some of his best-known roles include the titular character of Forrest Gump, Jim Lovell in Apollo 13, Captain John H. Miller in Saving Private Ryan, Chuck Noland in Cast Away, and Captain Richard Phillips in Captain Phillips.

Disney also cast Tom as Scott Turner in Turner & Hooch, Geppetto in the 2022 live-action adaptation of Pinocchio, and Walt Disney himself in Saving Mr. Banks. Of course, Disney fans know him best as the most rootinest, tootinest cowboy in the Wild West, Sheriff Woody from Pixar's Toy Story franchise.

Happy 70th Birthday, Tom! You've got a friend in me!

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BREAKING NEWS! It looks like the ocean is choosing us once again. Moana 3 is officially in development at Disney!

With Disney's live-action adaptation of the 2016 animated hit on the horizon, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, who portrays the legendary demigod Maui, revealed the news during the film's international press tour. When asked about a third Moana film during a stop in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, The Rock confirmed, "Yes! We have talked about 'Moana 3,' yes."

While details remain scarce, The Rock added, "But first, live-action 'Moana,' we'll let that come out first. We have the amazing Jared Bush and Dana Ledoux Miller, who have been our writers... they will pen 'Moana 3.'"

For now, fans can look forward to returning to the island of Motunui when Disney's live-action Moana sails into theaters on July 10th.

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Here's a fresh new image of the upcoming Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ special, Mickey's Country Farm, shared on Disney Jr.'s social media.

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