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The Walt Disney Company isn’t out of the woods yet in its effort to reverse its financial troubles, with a prominent firm downgrading the company’s stock this week citing continued troubles at Disney theme parks, once the company’s most reliable revenue-generating division.

The Disney Grooming Syndicate spent almost a quarter of a billion — with a “B”— to produce a humiliating flop called The Acolyte.

The bloodbath keeps getting worse at the Walt Disney Company, with a new round of layoffs expected to impact hundreds of corporate employees this week.

As the contraction of the entertainment industry continues, on Tuesday Paramount jumped into its second round of layoffs with the goal of reducing its staff by 15 percent across the board.

A top Walt Disney Company executive is refusing to answer if her close friendship with Kamala Harris affected last week’s ABC News presidential debate during which moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis showed clear and frequent bias in favor of Harris.

The Walt Disney Company reportedly made a conscious effort to make Pixar’s “Inside Out 2” “less gay” following the box-office failure of “Lightyear,” with studio executives blaming the latter movie’s much-discussed same-sex kiss for turning away audiences.

Disney is so desperate to attract subscribers to Disney+ that the price has been slashed to just $1.99 a month.

ABC News’ moderators for Tuesday night’s debate in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, failed to ask a single question about China, one of the most important challenges facing the United States, both economically and militarily.

These gangsters just ran into a judge who gets it and the whole rigged system could come down.

DirecTV is being clobbered by angry customers threatening to cancel their subscriptions over an ESPN blackout while the television services company faces a contract battle with the Walt Disney Company, which is a majority owners of the cable sports channel.

Pay TV lost 1.6 million subscribers in the second quarter of 2024, and “there doesn’t seem to be any reason for those losses to stop.”

The new Disney+ series “Agatha All Along” is pushing the Disney-Marvel brand further into LGBTQ territory, with two of its stars heralding the show for reaching a new stage in the studio’s commitment to “queer” representation.

PayTV giant DirecTV is offering a $20 credit to customers missing programing by the Walt Disney Company during a dispute over carriage rights.

The ongoing fight between the Walt Disney Company and DirecTV means potentially millions of households won’t be able to watch next week’s presidential debate on ABC, as the Disney-owned network is currently blacked out to DirecTV subscribers.

The summer box office season ended up being down 11 percent over 2023’s summer, and let’s not forget that 2023’s summer box office wasn’t hot.

Morgan Stanley Executive Chairman James Gorman will lead Disney’s search for a successor to Bob Iger, two years after the company’s longtime leader came out of retirement following a rocky transition to his hand-picked replacement.

Reports claimed the Disney Store had removed all the merchandise for Disney’s $180 million streaming series “The Acolyte.”

As more and more major outlets have joined the streaming world, some subscription prices have doubled instead of decreased.

NEW YORK (AP) — Disney is no longer asking a Florida court to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit on the grounds that the victim’s family had signed up for its streaming service Disney+.

I know, I know, who could’ve ever guessed that the “gayest Star Wars yet” would fail to find an audience—you know, other than every Normal Person on the planet.  

A man who is suing Disney over the death of his wife at one of the company’s resorts is blasting the Mouse House for its “surreal” attempt to have the case thrown out of court.

With nearly 6.7 million views on YouTube, the downvotes for Snow White outnumber the upvotes by ten — TEN! — times.

Actors and performers in the SAG/AFTRA union have been calling for AI protections in the video game industry.

Disney has filed a motion to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit, arguing that a past Disney+ subscription relieved it of all liability.

A&E Network has announced a series of layoffs affecting staffers and executives alike across the Hearst Communications, Disney-owned Lifetime, History Channel, and A&E networks, as the cable industry continues to be buffeted by steep financial losses.

Disney’s upcoming Snow White star Rachel Zegler is facing backlash after calling to “free Palestine” — a phrase adopted by anti-Israel activists demanding the elimination of the Jewish state — as she promoted the new musical film.

A high-ranking Disney executive who oversees ABC News has donated to Kamala Harris’ political career numerous times and reportedly remains close friends with the Democratic candidate, raising serious questions about a conflict of interest and the possibility that the network’s September 10 debate will be rigged against former President Donald Trump.

Actress Rachel Zegler appears determined to continue being a PR nightmare for The Walt Disney Company and its CEO Bob Iger.

Disney Channel alumna Skai Jackson was reportedly arrested last week for domestic battery after she had a fight with her boyfriend in public.

The Walt Disney Company has warned that its theme parks are facing trouble as record inflation has made a trip to the Magic Kingdom unaffordable for millions of middle and working class Americans. The news sent Disney shares crashing more than 3 percent during the day on Wednesday.

Thanks to the Kamala Harris economy, households will see their Disney streaming entertainment bills soar by as much as 25 percent in the weeks ahead.

Oh noes, does this mean two hairy guys won’t be necking like we saw in that hideous flop The Eternals?

The bloodshed at the Walt Disney Company isn’t over yet, with CEO Bob Iger wielding the ax across multiple TV properties.

A 73-year-old woman is suing the Walt Disney Co., alleging she was terminated in 2023 because of her age and a medical disability in a move the company sought to define as retirement.

Disney cast members have reportedly accepted a three-year contract that includes an instant 20 percent raise in their base pay. This came after a strike at Disney theme parks and hotels in California.

As streaming subscriptions plateau and two to three million cancel their CSTV every year, things will only get worse for Hollywood.