Disney has released the latest trailer for Alice Through the Looking Glass. Directed by James Bobin, the film follows Alice (Mia Wasikowska) who needs to return to the realm of the Underland where she discovers that the Mad Hatter (Johnny Depp) is madder than usual, haunted by past events that he refuses to reveal.

Wasikowska, Depp, Anne Hathaway, and Helena Bonham Carter all return to reprise their original roles, while they will be joined by newcomers Sacha Baron Cohen, who will play the villainous embodiment of Time, and Rhys Ifans, who will play the Mad Hatter’s father. Check out the trailer below.

A new trailer aired during tonight’s Grammy Awards broadcast for Disney’s upcoming Alice Through the Looking Glass, the long-awaited sequel to Tim Burton’s 2010 epic Alice In Wonderland.

Watch the new trailer here below.

Paul Kantner, an innovative guitarist and songwriter instrumental in being at the forefront of the San Francisco sound of the late 1960s with Jefferson Airplane, died yesterday of multiple organ failure and septic shock. He was 74.

The news was confirmed by the late musician’s ex girlfriend and publicist, according to the BBC, which added that Kantner had suffered a heart attack several days earlier.

The San Francisco native co-founded the psychedelic rock outfit best remembered for classic songs like “Somebody to Love” and “White Rabbit,” sung by the dynamic Grace Slick. Jefferson Airplane, with Kantner, frontwoman Slick, frontman Marty Balin, and masterful guitarist Yorma Kaukonen, was part of a musical brotherhood that also included bands like The Grateful Dead and others and had a musical swagger that spoke about sex, freedom, rebellion, and the anti-establishment. Airplane records like Surrealistic Pillow and Crown of Creation still stand as benchmarks in the genre of the times, classic records which perfectly capture the zeitgeist.