Never mind Elvis and Priscilla, two of the year’s most captivating movie hairstyles belong to Ember and Wade, the animated heroes of “Elemental.” In Pixar’s anthropomorphic rom-com ...

The fire folk don’t have much use for their neighbors, particularly water, which makes it especially awkward when one of them, Wade (“Archive 81’s” Mamoudou Athie), gushes into Ember’s life.

“Elemental” charts the romance between two polar opposites: fire (Ember Lumen, voiced by Leah Lewis) and water (Wade Ripple, voiced by Mamoudou Athie). Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily ...

Instead of a feud, the situation sparks an unlikely relationship between Ember and Wade, who bond as they investigate the source of all the water that shouldn’t be coming into Firetown.

Disney and Pixar’s latest animated feature, “Elemental,” is a charming drama about family and identity, centering the story of two elements, Ember and Wade (voiced by Leah Lewis and Mamoudou ...

And while Ember is usually happy to stay within the confines of Firetown and never see Wade ever again, the fate of the Lumen family shop and a larger structural threat to Element City lead Ember ...

Director Peter Sohn tells a personal story in ‘Elemental,’ inspired by his own Korean immigrant family; The movie will be available on digital August 15th. What happens when fire and water mix?

In “Elemental,” a fiery girl named Ember meets a watery guy named Wade. Together, they must overcome their differences, confront long-standing prejudices and team up to save the people of ...

We also meet the film's two main character's, Wade and Ember, who are seen bumping into each other for the first time. Made from opposing elements – fire and water, the pair meet after Ember's ...

“Ember has a fiery temper so there was more pluck with her sound. There was a zizzi-style bowing. In contrast, for the water element-based Wade (Mamoudou Athie), it was cooler sounds. I used ...