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Although D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event is over, there’s a wide range of awesome exclusive gifts, toys, and other collectibles available for fans who were unable to attend the convention at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, Calif. this year.

We rounded up the best exclusives from D23 that can only be found at the Disney Store. These picks range from toys from popular Disney animated features, like Snow White, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Sleeping Beauty and others, to collectibles from the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Star Wars.

But act fast and shop now, so you don’t miss out. All of these gifts and collectibles from D23 are only available for a limited time and in low quantities. There are already a large number of item that are sold out, including the Star Wars: The Clone Wars Lightsaber Hilt Set, Maleficent Ear Headband, Aladdin & Jasmine Limited Edition Doll Set, A Goofy Movie Light-Up Theater Pin and others.

Additionally, if you’re not a D23 member, then you can join the official Disney Fan Club at D23.com. Although it’s free to sign up, the best membership packages start at $99.99 per year with perks, like exclusive discounts on Disney collectibles, annual collector sets, special events and more. Learn more about D23 here.

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This week in dance music: A load of classic (and signed!) vinyl trance classics are being auctioned off for charity, we spoke to Phoenix about their performance during the 2024 Olympics Closing Ceremony in Paris, an electronic-infused show that generated a streaming surge for Kavinsky’s 2010 classic “Nightcall.” Bicep’s Matt McBriar revealed that he’s recovering from surgery for a non-cancerous brain tumor, the lineup was announced for Damian Lazarus’ annual Day Zero party in Tulum, as was the lineup for the four-day Art of the Wild happening this fall at the Wynn Las Vegas. Charli XCX revealed that one more Brat remix will be released before Brat summer becomes Brat fall, and we chatted about the chart success of her Billie Eilish-featuring edit of “Guess.”

And of course, we’ve got the goods. These are the best new dance tracks of the week.

The Blessed Madonna & Kylie Minogue, “Edge of Saturday Night”

The Blessed Madonna ramps up ahead of the release of her debut album, Godspeed, with its latest single, a banger of a singalong party anthem featuring the queen herself, Kylie Minogue. Having demonstrated her dexterity in fusing the pop world and dance realms of her Club Future Nostalgia megamix of Dua Lipa’s Future Nostalgia, the artist born Marea Stamper again demonstrates the seamless crossover between the two world’s with a piano-laced, shimmeringly synthy party anthem that maintains a lot of muscle in its bassline. An official video for the track, filmed at Ibiza’s classic club Pikes, is forthcoming, with Godspeed itself out on October 11 via Warner Records.

Bonobo, “Xpander”

Who else but the master Bonobo could so deftly arrange spare beats, an ethereal acapella and what sounds like flute into a kinetic, hard-hitting electronic track that’s long been a weapon in his sets. After playing it out all summer the England-born, Los Angeles based producer had officially dropped fan favorite “Xpander” through Ninja Tune and will surely play it in upcoming performances that include his Outlier shows happening at Red Rocks in Colorado in September and throughout Europe into the fall and a Los Angeles Boiler Room event on September 21.

Peggy Gou, “Find the Way”

Ahead of her biggest ever headlining show tomorrow (Aug. 17) in London, Peggy Gou has released a one-off single, “Find the Way.” Featuring her own vocals, the track very much extends the cool, dreamy vibe of her June album, I Hear You, and particularly its hit single “It Goes Like (Nanana),” ultimately taking a slightly darker and subtly more psychedelic turn in its final third. “Find the Way” is out through Gou’s own Gudu Records and comes ahead of her show tomorrow in London’s Gunnersbury Park that will also feature Mochakk, LSDXOXO, Sally C and Hiver.

What So Not & Habstrakt feat. Maiah Manser “Realise”

The Australian producer releases his full Motions EP today, adding two more tracks to the project’s already out and genuinely excellent two singles “Lights Go Out” and “Slow Motion.” Produced alongside French artist Habstrakt and featuring vocals from L.A.-based singer Maiah Manser, “Realise” folds elements of garage and progressive house into a glowing, cerebral anthem for the afterhours. The EP follows What So Not’s Dance Dance Revival Tour, which hit 11 venues around Australia with the goal of platforming rising Australian artists who’ve had a hard time breaking through due to pandemic-related shutdowns, inflation and fewer opportunities, given how far the country is from so many other places, with the run ending with a sweet, raucous finale. Motions is out via Create Music Group.

Radio Slave, “The Lunatics” (Solomun Edit)

The master Solomun puts his unmistakable touch on Radio Slaves’ “The Lunatics,” from that artist’s May album, Venti. The Bosnian-German producer transforms the original into tough, 80s-influenced and darkly hypnotic anthem in the grand tradition of New Order, and just in time for these sweaty late days of summer.

Duke Dumont feat. Clementine Douglas, “Ain’t Giving Up”

The English producer returns in fine form with “Ain’t Giving Up,” on which he demonstrates his signature synth forward take on house music, with the power-lunged Clementine Douglas adding chest-pumping vocals about refusing to give up on someone you love over the bewitching production. Dumont’s upcoming shows include Las Vegas’ Zouk this weekend, two nights at the Brooklyn Mirage later this month and two major sold out shows in London and Dublin this fall.

In the 90 years that the Oscars have had a best original song category, just one songwriter has been nominated in that category eight years running. The late lyricist Sammy Cahn was nominated every year from 1954 through 1961, winning three times during that streak, for “Three Coins in the Fountain,” “All the Way” and “High Hopes,” all recorded by Frank Sinatra.

Diane Warren has a chance to tie Cahn’s record on Jan. 17, 2025, when the nominations for the 97th annual Academy Award are announced. Warren is pinning her hopes on the song “The Journey” from Tyler Perry’s upcoming World War II drama, The Six Triple Eight. Netflix is set to release the film later this year.

This would be Warren’s 16th career nomination in the category, a total reached by only three songwriters in history. Cahn leads with 26 nods, followed by Johnny Mercer with 18 and Paul Francis Webster with 16. If she is nominated, Warren would pull ahead of Alan & Marilyn Bergman, who had 15 nominations in this category, making Warren the woman with the most nods in this category. (Unlike all of these other songwriters, Warren has yet to win in the category.)

In an interesting plot twist, “The Journey” was recorded for the film’s soundtrack by H.E.R., who beat Warren for the Oscar in early 2021. “Fight for You” from Judas and the Black Messiah, which H.E.R. cowrote with Dernst Emile II (D’Mile) and Tiara Thomas, beat “Io Sì (Seen)” from The Life Ahead (La Vita Davanti a Se), which Warren co-wrote with Laura Pausini. Warren’s song had earlier won the Golden Globe.

The Six Triple Eight showcases the contributions of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, an all-Black and all-woman battalion, in World War II. Perry wrote, directed and co-produced the film, which is based on historian Kevin M. Hymel’s article “WAC Corporal Lena Derriecott and the 6888th Central Postal Battalion,” which was published in the February 2019 issue of WWII History magazine.

The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion contributed to the war effort by sorting through a huge backlog of undelivered mail and delivering it to American soldiers. “The Journey” is described as “a tribute to those who face seemingly insurmountable barriers yet persevere and ultimately triumph” — a familiar theme in Warren’s film songs.

H.E.R. recorded and released “The Journey” in 2023. It was featured in various in-game ESPN production elements throughout the channel’s NBA Playoffs coverage, starting April 15, 2023. Three months later, on July 12, she sang it live on the 2023 EPSY Awards.

So how can the song be eligible for best original song for a yet-to-be-released 2024 film and potentially compete for awards to be presented in 2025? Because Warren wrote the song for the film.

It was announced in December 2022 that Tyler Perry would be writing and directing the film at Netflix. In January 2023, the cast, including Kerry Washington, Sam Waterston, Susan Sarandon and Oprah Winfrey, was announced, with Washington also joining as an executive producer. Filming began on Jan. 17, 2023, in Atlanta.

Variety’s Clayton Thomas reports that there is precedent for songs with similar trajectories being nominated by the music branch, such as “In the Deep” from Crash (2005) and the Oscar-winning “Falling Slowly” from Once (2007).

In 2023, Warren became the first songwriter to receive an Honorary Oscar. The award was inscribed: “To Diane Warren, for her genius, generosity and passionate commitment to the power of song in film.”

In addition, she has won a Primetime Emmy, a Grammy and two Golden Globes – all for film songs. She was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2001 and received that organization’s top honor, the Johnny Mercer Award, in June.

Bess Kargman’s Diane Warren: Relentless documentary about Warren’s life premiered at SXSW in March.

Sammy Cahn’s Consecutive Oscar Nods

Here’s Cahn’s eight-year streak of best original song nominees. He wrote the lyrics to all of these songs. The composer is shown and the songs that won are flagged.

1954: “Three Coins in the Fountain” from Three Coins in the Fountain [Music by Jule Styne] [winner]

1955: (2 nods) “I’ll Never Stop Loving You” from Love Me or Leave Me [Music by Nicholas Brodszky] and “(Love Is) The Tender Trap” from The Tender Trap [Music by James Van Heusen]

1956: “Written on the Wind” from Written on the Wind [Music by Victor Young]

1957: “All the Way” from The Joker Is Wild [Music by James Van Heusen] [winner]

1958: “To Love and Be Loved” from Some Came Running [Music by James Van Heusen]

1959 (2 nods) “The Best of Everything” from The Best of Everything [Music by Alfred Newman] and “High Hopes” from A Hole in the Head [Music by James Van Heusen] [winner]

1960: “The Second Time Around” from High Time [Music by James Van Heusen]

1961: “Pocketful of Miracles” from Pocketful of Miracles [Music by James Van Heusen]

Diane Warren’s Consecutive Oscar Nods

And here’s Warren’s seven-year streak of best original song nominees. She wrote both music and lyrics by herself, except as shown.

2017: “Stand Up for Something” from Marshall [Music by Diane Warren; Lyric by Lonnie R. Lynn and Diane Warren]

2018: “I’ll Fight” from RBG

2019: “I’m Standing With You” from Breakthrough

2020: “Io Sì (Seen)” from The Life Ahead (La Vita Davanti a Se) [Music by Diane Warren; Lyric by Diane Warren and Laura Pausini]

2021: “Somehow You Do” from Four Good Days

2022:  “Applause” from Tell It like a Woman

2023:  “The Fire Inside” from Flamin’ Hot

Ariana Grande is encouraging her fans to vote, paired with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

The “We Can’t Be Friends” superstar teamed up with nonprofit HeadCount to launch an exclusive fan sweepstakes via the organization’s Good to Vote initiative in order to increase voter registration among young people. 

Participants can see if they’re “good to vote” by checking their voter registration status here, with two lucky fans winning a flight to the U.S. premiere of Wicked with a full glam experience with R.E.M. Beauty products. Grande portrays Glinda in the upcoming film adaptation of the beloved Broadway musical, which is set to hit theaters on November 22.

“Young voters have the power to decide the 2024 election. We’re thrilled to be partnering with Ariana Grande again to help get as many young people registered as possible – providing them with the tools they need to make their voices heard at the polls this November,” said Lucille Wenegieme, CEO of HeadCount, in a press statement.

It’s hardly the first time Grande has teamed up with HeadCount to encourage voting among her fanbase. Back in 2019, she partnered with the organization during her nationwide tour, ultimately registering more than 30,000 fans to vote through onsite booths.

Every U.S. state has its own registration deadline leading up to the 2024 presidential elections on November 5. Check out the list of voter registration deadlines here.