Lamorne Morris to voice ‘Garfield’ in new animated Paramount+ series
Lamorne Morris attends the 2026 Film Independent Spirit Awards on Feb. 15, 2026, in Los Angeles, California. (Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images)
Lasagna for dinner to celebrate?
A brand-new Garfield series, based on the original comic strip by Jim Davis, is coming to Paramount+.
The streaming service announced that the new show about the lasagna-loving orange cat will be created using 2D animation. It currently has the working title of Garfield.
Lamorne Morris will provide the voice of Garfield in this new series, which Paramount+ says will feature “the chonky feline at his finest, with each episode featuring the pop culture icon’s signature sarcasm and hilarious lackadaisy.”
Nickelodeon Animation Studios will produce the show, while Dave H. Johnson and John Trabbic III will serve as its executive producers.
According to Paramount+, Garfield has over 200 million daily comic readers and millions of social media followers. The brand has spanned over multiple generations since the comic’s debut in June 1978.
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Jane Wickline, Harry Styles and Chloe Fineman during ‘SNL’ promos. (Rosalind O’Connor/NBC)
In a new series of promos for his upcoming Saturday Night Live stint as host and musical guest, Harry Styles is bullied into leaving Studio 8H by cast members Chloe Fineman and Jane Wickline.
When Harry announces he’s the host and musical guest for Saturday’s episode, Jane says, “I’m sorry, that’s too much.” “Much too much,” agrees Chloe.
“What’s too much?” asks Harry. “You’re doing all this stuff. Let’s just calm down,” Jane says.
“It’s what I signed up for,” he argues. “K, well maybe just sign up for a chill pill,” Chloe says.
“Or a calm-down vitamin, I dunno,” Janes chimes in. “Just stop it.”
“Alright, fine. I could leave,” says a dejected Harry.
Harry walks offstage as Chloe, referring to Harry, says, “A lot. A lot. A lot. A lot.”
Jane agrees, “I’ve never liked him.”
In another promo, Harry claims he’s a “bit off” because he’s “pretty nervous standing next to Jane.”
“Harry, you promised you wouldn’t catch feelings,” says Jane, who is gay.
“Sorry, is there something going on between you two?” Chloe asks.
“There always has been,” Harry confirms. “The original title of my album Fine Line was Fine Wickline.”
Saturday will mark Harry’s second time hosting and performing on the show; he last did it in 2019. He also appeared as the musical guest as a solo artist in 2017 and three previous times with One Direction.
The title treatment for ‘Red, White & Royal Wedding.’ (Amazon MGM Studios)
The sequel to Red, White & Royal Blue is officially in production.
Prime Video has announced that cameras have started rolling on the upcoming sequel movie Red, White & RoyalWedding. The streaming service made the announcement in a video posted on Instagram.
“we’re so beyond back. #RWRWedding is officially in production!” the video’s caption reads.
Nicholas Galitzine and Taylor Zakhar Perez are set to reprise their starring roles for the sequel. While plot details are being left under wraps, the new film will tell the next chapter in the love story of Alex Claremont-Diaz, the first son of the United States, and Prince Henry, who is third in line to the British throne.
“Welcome back!” Galitzine said in the video, before Zakhar Perez said, “Oh, I did want to say that we are here for Bea’s wedding.”
“Yeah, we just wanted to clarify, you know?” Galitzine continued, before Zakhar Perez said, “We’re not getting married.”
“That’s a long ways off at this point,” Galitzine said.
But I’m a Cheerleader director Jamie Babbit will helm the upcoming movie. Babbit takes over directing duties from Matthew López, who helmed the first film. She directs from a script by Gemma Burgess, López and Red, White & Royal Blue author Casey McQuiston. McQuiston will also executive produce.
“Working with this team to bring Red, White & Royal Blue to life has been a dream come true, and I hope readers and watchers alike will love how the story continues in the sequel,” McQuiston said in a press release.
Babbit said she’s thrilled to be back in the “queer love universe” after she directed But I’m a Cheerleader while she was in her 20s.
“We all need this kind of optimism, fantasy, and gay joy,” Babbit said. “I’m thrilled to work with this brilliant team.”
