There’s just no telling how far Moana 2 will go, but based on the success of the film’s new trailer, it’s going to go the distance. In just 24 hours, the highly anticipated sequel’s first look has become Disney’s most-watched teaser ever for an animated film, racking up a whopping 178 million views across platforms since going live Wednesday (May 29).

According to Deadline, the plays are measured across TikTok, YouTube, X, Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat. Moana 2‘s view count reportedly washes the high numbers pulled in by previous record-holders Inside Out 2 (157 million) and Frozen 2 (116 million).

Arriving in theaters Nov. 27, the film will see Auli’i Cravalho and Dwayne Johnson reprising their respective roles as Moana and Maui. In the sequel’s two-minute trailer, the titular character embarks on a journey across the seas after receiving a spiritual beckoning. While sailing in the ocean, she once again encounter’s The Rock’s muscular demigod.

“This is a call from the ancestors to sail to new skies and reconnect our people across the entire ocean,” Cravalho says in a voice-over.

Moana 2 was directed by David Derrick Jr., Jason Hand and Dana Ledoux Miller and produced by Christina Chen and Yvett Merino. It will feature music by songwriting partners Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear as well as Opetaia Foaʻi and Mark Mancina.

The original film’s soundtrack was produced by Encanto composer Lin-Manuel Miranda and featured the Billboard Hot 100 hits “How Far I’ll Go” and “You’re Welcome.” In August 2021, it passed Frozen to become the longest-running No. 1 on Billboard‘s Soundtracks chart at 52 weeks.

Watch Disney’s record-breaking Moana 2 trailer above.

A well-known hacking group claims to have breached Ticketmaster and is attempting to sell the personal data of 560 million Ticketmaster users, including their payment details, for $500,000, according to the website Hackread.

Alleged hacking group ShinyHunters has claimed credit for the break-in, resulting in the theft of 1.3 terabytes of stolen data that includes usernames, contact information, order info and partial payment details, like the last four digits of a customer’s credit card, expiration dates and even details designed to prevent fraud (i.e. mother’s maiden name).

Officials with Live Nation, which owns Ticketmaster, have not responded to requests for comment from Billboard or confirmed that the breach took place, but Australian officials with the country’s Department of Home Affairs told the Australian Broadcasting Company that it was aware of a cyber incident that was part of a data leak expected to impact millions of Ticketmaster customers globally.

A spokesperson from the Department of Home Affairs told the ABC that the department is “working with Ticketmaster to understand the incident”.

“The data breach, if confirmed, could have severe implications for the affected users, leading to potential identity theft, financial fraud, and further cyber attacks,” the Hackread site explains. “The hacker group’s bold move to put this data on sale goes on to show the growing menace of cybercrime and the increasing sophistication of these cyber adversaries.”

The hack comes as Ticketmaster and Live Nation face attempts by the federal government to break the company up on antitrust grounds. Last week, the Department of Justice’s antitrust division sued Ticketmaster in New York’s Southern District, alleging that the company acted monopolistically. Company officials have vowed to fight the lawsuit.

ShinyHunters emerged on law enforcement’s radar in 2020 and has been linked to breaches affecting more than 60 companies. The group is known to use dark web forums to threaten to leak sensitive consumer information unless the affected companies pay an online ransom. Most breaches are carried out using sophisticated phishing pages that mimic their target’s login portals, tricking employees into entering account credentials and other sensitive data. Members of ShinyHunters then use the stolen credentials to log in to company systems and steal data and customer information.

In January, a U.S. District Court in Seattle sentenced alleged ShinyHunters member Sebastien Raoult to three years in prison and restitution of $5 million after Raoult pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. The 22-year-old French national was arrested in Morocco in 2022 and extradited to the United States in January 2023.

ShinyHunters is reportedly selling the Ticketmaster data on Breach Forums, an illegal marketplace that just two weeks ago had been seized by the FBI.

On May 13, FBI officials apprehended the site’s administrator and seized access to login credentials for the entire infrastructure of Breach Forums, including the backend, across its dark web and clear web sites.

“From June 2023 until May 2024, BreachForums was operating as a clearnet marketplace for cybercriminals to buy, sell, and trade contraband, including stolen access devices, means of identification, hacking tools, breached databases, and other illegal services,” FBI official said in a statement at the time.

But several days later, ShinyHunters allegedly contacted the domain registrar of Breach Forums and successfully regained access, according to Hack News, with the FBI seizure notice on the site replaced by a “Site Temporarily Unavailable” message. Earlier today, Breach Forums was updated again, this time with the alleged stolen Ticketmaster data posted on the site for sale.

Hanshin Contents Link Corporation, the master licensee of the Billboard brand in Japan, has signed a new partnership agreement with Luminate Data, the U.S.-based company which aggregates music data (streaming, digital and physical sales) from hundreds of sources and provides data reflecting trends in 49 different international markets. 

The new agreement provides HCL with an exclusive license to sell and distribute Luminate’s global streaming and engagement data, consumer insights and enhanced metadata solutions via Luminate’s all-new music platform in Japan.

Today’s announcement comes ahead of Luminate’s VP, Global Helena Kosinski’s presentation at the Music Ally Japan Digital Summit 2024: Tokyo later this week. Using Luminate’s global streaming data, along with its industry-leading consumer research insights, Kosinski’s presentation will provide a metrics-driven overview of Japan’s music market, including a J-Pop genre consumption analysis and trends on language in music.

“We have been contributing to the development of Japanese music for more than 15 years through the publication of the Billboard Japan charts,” said HCL’s Seiji Isozaki, Director of the Billboard Japan Charts. The charts are operated by Hanshin Contents Link via their licensing agreement of the Billboard brand in Japan. “The vast amount of data aggregated by Luminate enables us to track downloads and streaming volume worldwide, as well as analyze streaming volume by artist, song, and country. We are pleased to announce that we are now offering the world’s leading data service in Japan. This tool will accelerate the expansion of Japanese music overseas and provide a new foothold for the development of Japanese music. Billboard Japan is committed to promoting this service, and this partnership will contribute to this goal.”

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Finding the perfect travel shoes comes with its own set of challenges, especially if you don’t know what you’re looking for. Having too many options can be just as overwhelming as not having enough options, but when looking for the right travel shoe, your decision should be based on what kind of traveling you’ll be doing (in a car, plane, train, bus or maybe even walking), how long you plan to wear the shoes and how much you can afford to spend.

Memorial Day weekend marked the biggest travel date on record, but summer travel is just getting started. To put you on the right foot, we rounded up a list of comfortable and durable shoes that will keep your feet and soles protected for a comfortable travel experience. The shoe roster was selected based on customer reviews and personal recommendations available in men’s sizes and women’s sizes.

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Allbirds Women’s Tree Runner Go

$120

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A versatile, everyday shoe for travel and daily wear. Allbirds Trea Runner Go is an exceptionally comfortable shoe — a plus if you’re hitting the airport, train station or other means of travel, but also if you deal with back pain (like myself) and need a comfortable, walking shoe.

According to Allbirds, the Trea Runner “brings the forrest to your feet” wby way of Tencel Lyocell tree fiber material, which is derived fro 50% less carbon emissions and water consumption compared to similar fabrics, according to All Birds. The Tree Runner comes in several colors including black, white, deep navy and medium gray. (shop men’s sizes here).

Nike Phoenix Waffle

$69.97 $100 30% off

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You can always depend on a pair of Nike’s to get you from point A to B. From AirMax to Air Presto, Nike Blazer, Nike Waffle, Air Jordans and Nike Dunk Lows, the sneaker giant offers a huge selection of travel-ready sneakers and comfortable apparel. The Waffle’s cushiony midsole makes it suitable for airport runs and other excursions. Nike’s Phoenix Waffle shoe pictured above is available in multiple colors including purple/black, white/black, white/ivory, black/smoke grey and blue/white. Save up to 30% off select sizes at Nike. Shop more Nike Waffle styles here.

Crocs Classic Clog

$37.49 $49.99 25% off

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Crocs are the MVP of travel shoes, and one of the most affordable options on our list. The Classic Crocs is perfectly acceptable for airports, road trips and more. Shopping for vacation Crocs? Click here for a selection of summer styles.

Asics Gel Venture 8

$54.95 $70 22% off

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If you’re looking for a comfortable travel sneaker under $60, try the Asics Gel-Venture 8. Suitable for travel, running, hiking and walking, the Gel-Venture provides built-in support with a durable outsole and traction pattern.

Cariuma Green Canvas Low Top Sneakers

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No matter where you’re next excursion takes you, Cariuma sneakers will get you there, comfortably and in style. These eco-conscious, sneaker is available in canvas, leather and suede, in a range of colors including black, white, blue, red, green, brown and different patterns. Cariuma comes in hi-top or low-top styles and feature vegan insoles made from organic momona oil and cork. They’re also easy to slip on and off (which will come in handy if you have to take your shoes off to go through airport security).

Adidas Ultraboost 1.0 Women’s Sneakers

$91.76 $200 54% off

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Adidas Ultraboost is a comfortable travel sneaker that you can wear on a plane, train or automobile. The shoe features a soft knit upper that offers ventilation for your feet and a comfortable midsole making it easy to wear them for hours at a time. Ultraboost are available in a range of colors and iterations here.

Everlane The Chelsea Boot

$59 $195 70% off

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If you want something more formal than a sneaker, Everlane’s Chelsea Boot can withstand long-wear activities such as traveling. With a cushioned insole, elastic side panels and a pull tab, the stylish shoe can take on different kinds of weather, these shoes get high marks on the scale of versatility. Blundstone is another boot option available in men’s and women’s sizes and made from premium, water-resistant suede with leather and synthetic lining. And we can’t forget about Dr. Martens, for travel.

For more recommendations, be sure to read our roundup of the best places to buy Converse Chuck Taylors online and the best backpacks for travel.