Os atores Cole Sprouse, 34, e Dylan Sprouse, 34, sempre chamaram a atenção por serem gêmeos idênticos e renderem momentos engraçados tanto na carreira profissional quanto na pessoal.

Durante o desfile da Victoria’s Secret, que aconteceu neste domingo (18), Dylan estava presente, prestigiando sua esposa, Barbara Palvin, 33. Devido à repercussão da presença dele no evento, o público fez diversos comentários nas redes sociais associando-o a Cole Sprouse.

Segundo o ator, as pessoas têm confundido ele com o irmão, marcando-o em conteúdos relacionados à sua cunhada, como se ele fosse casado com ela.

“Chegou aquela época do ano em que sou marcado em publicações da Victoria’s Secret porque as pessoas ainda não sabem quem se casou com a Barbara”, compartilhou o ator em uma selfie no seu Instagram.

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O ator iniciou sua carreira artística ainda na infância, ao lado de seu irmão gêmeo, Dylan Sprouse. Ambos se tornaram conhecidos por participarem de produções de televisão e cinema, mas foi devido ao sucesso da série da Disney Channel “Zack & Cody: Gêmeos em Ação“ que eles alcançaram projeção internacional.

Após ficar afastado da atuação por um tempo para se dedicar aos estudos, Cole retornou às telas em novos projetos, consolidando uma carreira voltada ao público jovem e adulto.

Atualmente, Cole é mais conhecido por ter interpretado o personagem Jughead Jones na série “Riverdale”, um papel que ampliou ainda mais sua popularidade entre a nova geração. Além da atuação, ele também se dedica à fotografia, atividade que desenvolveu paralelamente à carreira artística.

*Sob supervisão de Gabriela Maraccini, da CNN Brasil

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• I worked in several locations across Disney World, and fall is my favorite time to visit the parks.
• I love dressing up for the Halloween events at Magic Kingdom and seeing the characters in costumes.
• There are some great food opportunities in the fall, like the Food and Wine Festival at Epcot. 

If you're planning a trip to Disney, I suggest you look at the fall.

After years of working at Disney World and visiting during every season, fall is still my absolute favorite time of year to be in the parks.

It's usually less crowded since schools are back in session, and the Florida weather cools slightly from the oppressive summer heat. 

This is during Florida's hurricane season, which typically runs from June through the end of November, so I recommend packing a rain poncho and checking weather alerts before you travel.

Otherwise, here's my list of some of the best things to do, see, and eat at Disney World in the fall. 

I love strolling down Main Street right after the fall decorations go up.

There is nothing like walking down Magic Kingdom's Main Street USA in the fall. It's lined with pumpkins, seasonal drapes, scarecrows in funny outfits, and Mickey-shaped jack-o'-lantern wreaths. 

I like to grab a seasonal coffee at the Main Street Bakery (Starbucks) and spend time soaking it all in. 

The decorations make it feel so cozy and allow for some really cute photos. I make sure to have a little photo shoot in this area every year. 

Although they cost extra, events like Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party are worth it.

I think Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is the best special event at Disney World all year.

It runs from the end of August through October 31, and it requires a special park ticket, which is usually a little more expensive.

However, during this event, guests get the opportunity to trick-or-treat all around Magic Kingdom and feel like a kid again. 

There are also special entertainment offerings unique to the event, such as the "Boo to You" Parade, the "Hocus Pocus" stage show, and exclusive character meet-and-greets. 

"Boo to You" is my favorite. It features all the classic characters, including Mickey and friends, the Hundred Acre Woods gang, most of the princesses and their princes, Pixar stars, Haunted Mansion maids and butlers, and a wide range of villains. 

For adults, this is also the only time of year to go all out with costumes in the parks.

Typically, only children under 14 are allowed to wear full costumes at Disney World. But when special events like Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party are running, adults can go all out (as long as they're still following park guidelines).

This is such a fun way to celebrate Halloween, especially because you can see all of the unique costumes that everyone comes up with. 

If you're not into wearing a full costume to the parks, you can also Disneybound by using your regular clothes to match the color scheme or aesthetic of your favorite character in a more subtle way. Park employees and other guests will usually pick up on your outfits, too, which makes for some fun interactions with fellow fans. 

I love Disneybounding different characters all year, but it's especially fun when the park is decorated for Halloween. 

This is probably the best time of year to see characters in unique outfits.

Seeing characters is always a huge highlight of any Disney trip, but it's extra special in the fall when you can see their Halloween outfits. It's the cutest thing to see Mickey dressed as a vampire or Winnie the Pooh dressed as a bumblebee. 

You never know what your favorite character will dress up as, and it's exciting to see them in something other than their typical outfit. 

I also love seeing all of the Magic Kingdom park employees in their festive Halloween uniforms.

Hollywood and Vine gets a total makeover for Halloween.

Hollywood and Vine in Hollywood Studios serves a buffet-style meal with character meet-and-greets. But in the fall, it typically transforms into a Halloween-themed dining experience. 

All of the classic Disney characters — Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, and Donald — are dressed up in their Halloween costumes. They also have Halloween-inspired desserts and festive decor throughout the restaurant. 

Haunted Mansion always gets me in the Halloween spirit.

Out of all of the rides at Disney World, Haunted Mansion truly embodies the Halloween season.

If you're anything like me and like to be spooked — but are also a huge wimp when it comes to anything scary — this is the perfect ride for you. It has such a good mix of scare and fun. 

Taking a ride always gets me into the Halloween spirit.

You must pop over to Epcot for the International Food and Wine Festival.

Fall isn't complete unless I go to Food and Wine at Epcot, which usually runs from August to November.

It's my favorite festival that Epcot offers throughout the year because it's full of amazing foods and drinks inspired by cuisines from around the world.

The stands and offerings always rotate, but one of my favorites was Appleseed Orchard in the Canada Pavilion. It had an assortment of different beers and ciders along with sweet treats like a frozen apple-pie drink and apple-crumble tarts. 

Garden Grill reminds me of a Thanksgiving feast.

One of my favorite things about the fall season is all of the amazing food, and the Garden Grill buffet reminds me of a Thanksgiving meal with turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, a harvest salad, and a berry shortcake.

This restaurant, located in Epcot's The Land pavilion, is another character dining experience featuring an all-you-can-eat, family-style meal.

The seasonal, Halloween-themed treats are absolutely worth getting, too.

Speaking of food, there are a lot of great seasonal Halloween-themed treats to be found throughout Disney World at the resorts, parks, and Disney Springs throughout autumn.

Although these tend to rotate, one of my favorites is the candy-corn milkshake at Auntie Gravity's Galactic Goodies in Tomorrowland.

It's candy-corn flavored and topped with a big Mickey-shaped marshmallow. Whenever it's available, I'm sure to order one.

This story was originally published on September 19, 2024, and most recently updated on October 21, 2026.

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• Disney plans to pay $60 million to hire 66 employees from Character.AI, which filed for bankruptcy.
• Former Character.AI Karandeep Anand is Disney's new chief technology officer.
• CEO Josh D'Amaro's company laid off tech staffers in September in its third round of cuts this year.

Disney is paying up for employees from an AI chatbot startup that filed for bankruptcy, shortly after trimming its own tech workforce.

The Mouse House plans to pay $60 million per year to 66 workers from Character.AI, according to a Chapter 11 filing on Tuesday from its parent company. In mid-September, Disney hired Character.AI CEO Karandeep Anand to be its first-ever company-wide tech chief. (The company hasn't yet disclosed how much it's paying Anand.)

These additions are part of Disney's AI strategy under CEO Josh D'Amaro, who's been investing in the media giant's tech platforms to help jumpstart a stagnant stock that's up less than 2% in the last 12 months and is down over 36% in the last five years.

Disney's decision to bring in these Character.AI staffers came two weeks after it laid off several hundred workers — including some tech employees. The late-September cuts were Disney's third major round of layoffs since D'Amaro took over in mid-March.

In addition to the $60 million in compensation, Disney is setting aside an additional $30 million for an "aggregate retention pool" to incentivize Character.AI employees to stay. The company expects to spend $180 million on "total compensation and retention" for these staffers in the next three years, the filing said.

Of the 66 Character.AI staffers who were offered jobs by Disney, 56 have already resigned from the AI startup, while the other 10 are waiting for the US government to update their work visas.

Entertainment lawyer Corey Martin of Granderson Des Rochers, who advises companies on media transactions, said he's not surprised by those pay figures since Character.AI's employees are its biggest asset.

"They're highly compensated employees. The numbers can be eye-popping, but it's not that unusual in this space," said Martin, who didn't work on the deal or with Disney.

Disney also agreed to pay $20 million for Character.AI's key assets, including some of its IP and tech. Other companies can submit competing bids for the assets by November 20. The entire process will be overseen by a bankruptcy court judge. Disney didn't respond to requests for comment for this story.

Character.AI filed for bankruptcy after facing lawsuits from families who alleged that their teenagers harmed themselves or committed suicide after using the company's custom AI chatbots. The AI startup and Google, one of its backers, settled several child safety lawsuits earlier this year.

Disney sent a cease-and-desist letter to Character.AI last fall, telling it not to create AI chatbots featuring its copyrighted characters without permission. Character.AI complied, removing chatbots with characters from Disney franchises like Star Wars and Marvel.

In its bankruptcy announcement, Character.AI said that it had been facing "significant legal, regulatory, and operational headwinds."

Anand told Disney employees in a memo last Friday that the Mouse House was "uniquely positioned to win" in a competitive media business that he said was "at an inflection point." The tech chief also said he enjoyed meeting his new colleagues and looked forward to working with them.

"What stands out most is the talent and care this team puts into its work, the craft Disney has perfected, and the strong foundation you've built," Anand said.

El otoño es la época perfecta para recuperar algunos de esos clásicos de la televisión que nos hicieron reír, emocionarnos o pasar horas frente a la pantalla. Con la llegada de los días más fríos y las tardes más cortas, los planes de sofá y manta se convierten en una buena oportunidad para volver a disfrutar de historias que nunca pasan de moda.

Desde comedias míticas como Friends (1994) y Las chicas Gilmore (2000) hasta dramas como Breaking Bad (2008) y ficciones llenas de misterio como Stranger Things (2016), hay series que siempre merecen una segunda oportunidad. Estas son 20 series que deberías volver a ver este otoño, ya sea para revivir tus capítulos favoritos o para descubrir nuevos detalles que quizá se te escaparon la primera vez.

20 series que deberías volver a ver este otoño

Los Serrano (2003) | Filmaffinity

Los Serrano (2003)

La familia Serrano mezcla las vidas de sus hijos, los conflictos sentimentales y las ocurrencias de Diego y sus amigos en el barrio madrileño de Santa Justa. Entre humor, música y momentos emotivos, esta comedia española invita a recuperar una de las series más recordadas de la televisión de los años 2000.

The Big Bang Theory (2007) | Filmaffinity

The Big Bang Theory (2007)

Sheldon, Leonard y sus amigos convierten la ciencia, los videojuegos y las relaciones sociales en una sucesión de situaciones cómicas. Sus episodios cortos y su humor reconocible la hacen especialmente apropiada para una maratón sin complicaciones.

Bridgerton (2020) | Filmaffinity

Bridgerton (2020)

Entre bailes de salón, vestidos espectaculares y rumores que recorren la alta sociedad londinense, la familia Bridgerton busca el amor en una época marcada por las apariencias y las convenciones sociales. Una historia de romances, secretos y escándalos perfecta para dejarse llevar por el ambiente de época en una tarde de otoño.

Twin Peaks (1990) | Filmaffinity

Twin Peaks (1990)

La aparición del cadáver de Laura Palmer rompe la tranquilidad de un pequeño pueblo estadounidense. El agente Dale Cooper se adentra en una investigación en la que nada es lo que parece, entre bosques inquietantes, personajes excéntricos y sucesos inexplicables.

The Office (2005) | Filmaffinity

The Office (2005)

En la oficina de Dunder Mifflin, una jornada de trabajo puede convertirse en un espectáculo de situaciones absurdas, silencios incómodos y bromas inesperadas. Su humor cotidiano y sus personajes peculiares la convierten en una comedia perfecta para desconectar.

Pequeñas Mentirosas (2010) | Filmaffinity

Pequeñas Mentirosas (2010)

En el aparentemente tranquilo pueblo de Rosewood, cuatro amigas intentan rehacer sus vidas tras la desaparición de Alison, la líder de su grupo. Todo cambia cuando empiezan a recibir mensajes amenazantes de alguien que conoce sus secretos más oscuros. Secretos y giros inesperados convierten esta serie en una opción perfecta para engancharse de nuevo durante las tardes de otoño.

Peaky Blinders (2013) | Filmaffinity

Peaky Blinders (2013)

En la Birmingham de los años veinte, Tommy Shelby lidera una banda criminal que busca ampliar su poder en una sociedad marcada por las secuelas de la Primera Guerra Mundial. Entre conspiraciones, violencia, ambición y una estética oscura e inconfundible, la serie protagonizada por Cillian Murphy es perfecta para volver a sumergirse en una historia cargada de tensión.

Modern Family (2009) | Filmaffiinity

Modern Family (2009)

Tres ramas de una misma familia intentan sobrevivir a los problemas cotidianos, las diferencias generacionales y los enredos sentimentales. Su humor cercano y sus personajes entrañables hacen de esta comedia una apuesta segura para las tardes de sofá y manta.

Los Soprano (1999) | Filmaffinity

Los Soprano (1999)

Tony Soprano dirige una organización criminal en Nueva Jersey mientras intenta mantener el equilibrio entre su familia y sus negocios. Un drama sobre el poder, la violencia y las contradicciones humanas que sigue siendo imprescindible para entender la televisión contemporánea.

Juego de Tronos (2011) | Filmaffinity

Juego de Tronos (2011)

Traiciones, alianzas imposibles y luchas por el poder se entrecruzan en los Siete Reinos. Volver a Poniente permite revivir una de las grandes sagas televisivas y descubrir de nuevo los detalles que anticipaban sus giros más inesperados.

Friends (1994) | Filmaffinity

Friends (1994)

Seis amigos, un apartamento en Nueva York y una cafetería en la que parece que siempre hay sitio para uno más. Entre romances, rupturas y situaciones disparatadas, esta comedia sigue siendo una de las mejores opciones para volver a sentirse en casa.

Dowton Abbey (2010) | Filmaffinity

Dowton Abbey (2010)

La vida de la aristocrática familia Crawley y la de sus empleados transcurre entre los salones de una gran mansión inglesa, los cambios históricos y los conflictos sentimentales. Una ficción de época con el ambiente elegante y pausado que acompaña bien a los días más fríos.

Dark (2017) | Filmaffinity

Dark (2017)

La desaparición de un niño en la localidad alemana de Winden destapa secretos familiares que se extienden a lo largo de varias generaciones. Con bosques sombríos, atmósfera opresiva y una trama de viajes en el tiempo, es perfecta para quienes buscan un misterio que resolver capítulo a capítulo

Cómo conocí a vuestra madre (2005) | Filmaffinity

Cómo conocí a vuestra madre (2005)

En 2030, Ted Mosby comienza a contar a sus hijos la larga historia de cómo conoció a su madre. Entre citas desastrosas, noches de fiesta y una amistad que lo atraviesa todo, la serie recupera el encanto de las comedias románticas de los años 2000.

Breaking Bad (2008) | Filmaffinity

Breaking Bad (2008)

Walter White es un profesor de química que, tras recibir un diagnóstico de cáncer, comienza a fabricar metanfetamina para asegurar el futuro económico de su familia. Lo que empieza como una decisión desesperada termina convirtiéndose en una espiral criminal que transforma por completo a sus protagonistas

Las Chicas Gilmore (2000) | Filmaffinity

Las Chicas Gilmore (2000)

En el pequeño pueblo de Stars Hollow, las hojas caen mientras Lorelai y Rory Gilmore comparten cafés interminables, conversaciones ingeniosas y complicidades entre madre e hija. Una serie reconfortante que invita a recuperar el placer de las pequeñas cosas

The Walking Dead (2010) | Filmaffinity

The Walking Dead (2010)

Un mundo devastado por un apocalipsis zombi obliga a un grupo de supervivientes a luchar por mantenerse con vida mientras buscan un lugar seguro. Liderados inicialmente por Rick Grimes, sus protagonistas tendrán que enfrentarse tanto a los muertos vivientes como a otros seres humanos. Con su atmósfera oscura y sus escenas inquietantes, es una opción ideal para recuperar el espíritu de Halloween este otoño.

Stranger Things (2016) | Filmaffinity

Stranger Things (2016)

Como un tributo a las historias clásicas de misterio paranormal de la década de los 80, "Stranger Things" narra la repentina e inexplicable desaparición de un joven en Hawkins, un idílico poblado de Indiana, en 1983. Mientras sus seres queridos, sus compañeros y el jefe de policía lo buscan sin descanso, quedan atrapados en un misterio impresionante que involucra pruebas científicas clandestinas, horripilantes entidades de otra dimensión y una pequeña sumamente peculiar.

The Wire (2002) | Filmaffinity

The Wire (2002)

Las calles de Baltimore sirven de escenario para una historia que va mucho más allá de la policía y el narcotráfico. La serie retrata las desigualdades sociales y las instituciones desde distintos puntos de vista, con un realismo que invita a verla con atención.

Aquí no hay quien viva (2003) | Filmaffinity

Aquí no hay quien viva (2003)

En el número 21 de la calle Desengaño, la convivencia entre vecinos se convierte en una fuente inagotable de cotilleos, discusiones y situaciones surrealistas. Sus personajes y frases míticas mantienen vivo el atractivo de una de las comedias españolas más recordadas.