Hélène Calderin

Children’s television is in a very different place than it was when Caterina Mete first joined The Wiggles in 2003. Streaming has changed how families watch, short-form content has become a bigger part of children's media and parents have more control over what their kids are watching and for how long. After 23 years with The Wiggles, Mete has had a front-row seat to that shift, first as a dancer and choreographer and now as the Red Wiggle.

When people think about musicals and theater, the main things that come to mind are Broadway, big flashy shows, grand dance numbers, and sitting down to watch live performances. This way of experiencing theater was the norm for a long time. But what if there was a new way to watch shows? Pro-shots have been around for roughly 70 years; however, none have truly gained as much traction as they have recently.

After 15 years, My Chemical Romance (MCR) has given fans a new look at the original Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys. Released in November 2010, the album took a completely different direction than their earlier work, with much more pop, electronic elements, and an overall new feel compared to hits like "I'm Not Okay (I Promise)" and "Welcome to the Black Parade."