Attention '80s Babies: Rainbow Brite Is Returning with a New TV Show and Movie

From left: Starlite, Rainbow Brite and Twink in ‘Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer’ in 1985.Photo:Warner Bros./Everett Warner Bros./Everett Time to brush up on your ROYGBIV. The series logline reads, “Rainbow Brite, a friend, hero, role model and creative inspiration who brings all the colors of the rainbow to the universe, is transported to a dark and gloomy place with a mission to bring color, light and happiness to the world.

Attention '90s Kids:Backyard SportsIs Back! Did the Kelces Manifest Its Return?

Gamer kids of the ‘90s, rejoice! Backyard Sports— the computer game series that allowed players to rule the field, court and rink with kid characters — is making a comeback. Playground Productions, a company aiming to produce family-friendly content, plans to revive the franchise over the next few months across multiple mediums, including new video games, merchandise, film and television. Launched in 1997 withBackyard Baseball, the franchise soon incorporated soccer, football, basketball, hockey and skateboarding into its roster.

Attorney Claims Jussie Smollett Was Victim of 'Vindictive Persecution' After Conviction Is Overturned (Exclusive)

Smollett was convicted of five counts of disorderly conduct, each count representing an instance of reporting a false claim, for allegedlyplanning an elaborate fake hate-crimeon himself in 2019, where two men reportedlyattacked him with bleach, called him racial and homophobic slurs and put a noose around his neck. In response, Smollett’s attorney Nenye Uche said in an exclusive statement to PEOPLE that he’s “pleased” with the ruling. “This was not a prosecution based on facts, rather it was a vindictive persecution and such a proceeding has no place in our criminal justice system,” Uche said.

Attorney Was 'on Top of the World' Before Yacht Tragedy, Planned to Make Up for Lost Time with Family (Exclusive)

Photo:Patrick McMullan/Patrick McMullan via Getty Patrick McMullan/Patrick McMullan via Getty After a years-long legal saga that resulted in theacquittal of his client Mike Lynch,Christopher Morvillowas looking forward to finally getting some time to relax and spend more time with his family, a former colleague and friend tells PEOPLE. Sadly, the New York City attorney and his wife,jewelry designer Neda Morvillo, died after aluxury yacht sank off the coast of Sicily.Ed O’Callaghan, a former Justice Department official and close friend of the attorney, tells PEOPLE that Morvillo, 59, hoped to spend time with his wife, 57, and two adult daughters, Sabrina and Sophia Morvillo.

Aubrey O'Day Feels 'Validated' After Sean 'Diddy' Combs' Arrest: 'Today Is a Win for Women All over the World'

Aubrey O’Day, Diddy.Photo:John Lamparski/Getty; Steve Granitz/WireImage John Lamparski/Getty; Steve Granitz/WireImage Aubrey O’Dayfeels “validated” following the arrest of her former record label bossSean “Diddy” Combs. On Monday, Sept. 16, the Danity Kane alum, 40, shared how she felt about Diddy’s arrest following recent sex trafficking allegations and sexual assault lawsuits. “The purpose of Justice is to provide an ending and allow us the space to create a new chapter,” O’Day wrote onX (formerly Twitter).