Disney+, Disney’s upcoming exclusive streaming service, promises to bring its subscribers over a thousand hours of content, giving them access to much of its library from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm. But they will also be bringing in original content to their fans, such as Noelle, a new lighthearted Christmas movie. In the holiday comedy, Anna Kendrick stars as Noelle Claus, the daughter of Santa Claus, and Bill Hader as Nick, her brother and heir to the Santa title.

While at the D23 Expo on Friday, writer and director Marc Lawrence, along with Kendrick and Hader, showed off a little bit of the film. Check out the trailer for the movie here below.

Yesterday was Investors Meeting Day at Disney, and some of the big questions on everyone’s mind were: what will be on Disney+, their new subscription-based streaming service, how much will it cost, and when it will be available? Well, a lot of those questions were answered. In addition to the more than 7,500 episodes and 500 films from their library, subscribers will have access to all things Disney, Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm, NatGeo, and so much more. And this will all cost potential subscribers a price that is much cheaper than Netflix’s $8.99.

At the meeting, it was announced that Disney+ will cost $6.99 per month and $69.99 annually for a premium subscription. And the service is set to launch this November. More on all of this below.

Disney will be entering the streaming service competition by launching Disney+ later this year. While we can expect to see all sorts of content under the studio’s umbrella, which consists of Disney, Lucasfilm, Marvel Studios, and Pixar, it wasn’t clear how much money was being put into it.

Now new reports say that the studio is spending somewhere north of $500 million on original television shows like The Mandalorian and films like Lady and the Tramp. More on this below.