New Disney 'Alice Through the Looking Glass' TV Spot & Pink "White Rabbit" Featurette!

Six years after Mia Wasikowska played the title character in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland, the star is set to return to the role. As Alice Through the Looking Glass nears its release date, Disney has been launching clips of the sequel, and now rolls out a new TV spot and a featurette with Pink singing "White Rabbit"!

According to Variety, the latest TV spot for the highly anticipated sequel was released Monday night on CBS during the 2016 Grammy Awards. On the new spot, everyone in Wonderland is waiting for Alice to arrive on a new mission, and things have changed since she was last there.

The TV spot, as well as a featurette, see Pink covering Jefferson Airplane's 1966 hit "White Rabbit," a song more than appropriate for a new version of Alice. The singer will also be writing an original song for the film, which will be scored by Burton favorite Danny Elfman.

Forbes reports that this isn't the first time Disney has taken advantage of the Grammys to release musical footage from a reboot. In 2014, the company released a Maleficent  spot that featured Lana Del Rey's haunting rendition of "Once Upon a Dream" from the original Sleeping Beauty.

In Though the Looking Glass, Alice must borrow the Chronosphere from the personification of Time (played by Sacha Baron Cohen), and on it she will reunite with the likes of the White Rabbit (voiced by Michael Sheen), Cheshire Cat (Stephen Fry), Absolem the Caterpillar (Alan Rickman , in his last role), the Mad Hatter (Johnny Depp) and the White Queen (Anne Hathaway), while meeting a new character: the Mad Hatter's father, Zanik (Rhys Ifans, who's actually younger than Depp).

Also returning are Helena Bonham Carter, Timothy Spall and Matt Lucas; Burton is producing the film and James Bobin is in the director's chair.