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Disney Channel directors Beth and Rich Correll have now apologized for publishing letters back in 2003 in support of dialog coach Brian Peck.

Disney surrendered to Gov. Ron DeSantis Wednesday, announcing the withdrawal of its lawsuits in the Reedy Creek dispute.

Movies made for normal people — Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, Dune: Part Two, and Kung Fu Panda 4 — are succeeding at the box office.

Hollywood’s streaming business is on the brink of catastrophe while price hikes continue to push more American subscribers away.

Antitrust experts are raising alarm bells as entertainment giant Disney aims to control over 80 percent of nationally broadcast sporting events through joint venture with Fox and Warner. The CEO of competing platform Fubo says that Disney “has consistently engaged in anticompetitive practices that aim to monopolize the market, stifle any form of competition, create higher pricing for subscribers and cheat consumers from deserved choice.”

Rockmond Dunbar, an original cast member for 911, has been granted a trial for his religious discrimination lawsuit against Disney-subsidiary 20th Television, which allegedly fired him after he refused to take the coronavirus vaccine.

It’s not the movies we hate, Hollywood. It’s you we hate.

Disney’s ABC is teaming up with the Chinese social media app TikTok for Oscars red carpet coverage on Sunday.

The Walt Disney Company is betting big on India as American consumers continue to abandon the woke entertainment giant in droves.

The Disney Grooming Syndicate will, of course, say nothing to defend Mary Poppins. That would require artistic integrity.

The Disney Grooming Syndicate is facing a “wave of subscriber cancellations” over Disney+ price increases.

Microsoft is facing backlash after bragging in a recent diversity report that it pays white employees less than racial minority employees in similar roles. The report boasts that asian employees make more than both black and white employees with matching job titles, levels, and tenure.

Disney’s ABC is reportedly struggling to sell commercials for its upcoming broadcast of the Academy Awards, with ad space still available a mere two weeks from the March 10 show.

In a setback to Disney, a judge has ruled that ABC must go to court over a lawsuit filed by two General Hospital crewmembers who were fired for refusing to comply with the studio’s COVID vaccine mandate.

FuboTV — the sports-oriented streaming service — is suing to stop Disney, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery from creating a rival service that would combine the three Hollywood studios’ formidable sports programming into one mega-streaming package.

The Walt Disney Company has reached a deal to outsource its physical media production and distribution — including DVDs and Blu-Rays — to a competitor, Sony.

The fact that idiots run Disney is more proof God loves us.

Former U.S. Rep. George Santos alleged in a lawsuit filed Saturday that late-night host Jimmy Kimmel deceived him into making videos on the Cameo app that were used for ridicule on the show.

The Walt Disney Company has been hit with a federal civil rights complaint alleging the company’s DEI policies are unlawful and discriminate against white American men, Christians, and Jews.

“Madame Web,” the latest girlboss offering from Hollywood, is already looking like a $100 million flop.

X/Twitter is introducing a new ad targeting feature allowing brands to promote their ads alongside specific creators’ content, aiming to lure back advertisers after recent controversies. In practice, the feature will allow woke corporates to curate ads to specific users, for example mandating that their brand must not appear alongside tweets from conservatives like Catturd or Libs of TikTok. 

In a blow to its reputation as an animation powerhouse, the Walt Disney Company is reportedly outsourcing some of its animation to Canada amid drastic budget cuts and layoffs as the once-formidable studio attempts to reverse its financial decline.

A Disney on Ice performer is “fighting for her life” after taking a nasty fall while being lifted by another skater during a “shaky” routine. 

In January, Warner Bros. Discovery announced the shelving of Coyote vs. Acme, a $70 million Looney Tunes movie.

Billionaire Elon Musk this week shared photos of what he claimed were Disney’s alleged Diversity, Equity, Inclusion policies that he referred to as “mandatory, institutionalized racism and sexism.”

Disney is reportedly investing $1.5 billion in Fortnite developer Epic Games to collaborate on a new persistent gaming universe bringing together Disney characters and stories with the massive reach of Epic’s hugely popular game.

Disney fans battered by inflation are hitting the “Cancel” button in droves. The Disney+ streaming service lost 1.3 million subscribers worldwide during the last three months of 2023.

A crewmember who was working on the Marvel Studios series “Wonder Man” died following an accident on set Tuesday morning at CBS Radford Studios in Studio City.

Actor and comedian Kumail Nanjiani has revealed that the overwhelmingly negative reviews for Disney’s superhero movie “Eternals” traumatized him to such an extent that he still talks to his therapist about it.

ESPN, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Fox will be joining forces to launch a sports streaming platform this year.

Actress and MMA star Gina Carano is suing the Walt Disney Company for firing her from the Star Wars series “The Mandalorian” in 2021, alleging the studio violated California law by discriminating against her over her political beliefs.

Universal is planning a big expansion of its Florida theme park as Disney continues to spiral in lost revenue and disgruntled fans.

A United States district court has dismissed Disney’s lawsuit against Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Actress Daisy Ridley has denied that Star Wars fans are sexist, saying in a recent interview that the whole media narrative of toxic Star Wars fandom has been “blown out of proportion.”

Hollywood’s losing streak in China continued in 2023, with no American movies cracking the country’s top ten list of the highest grossing titles of the year.

Disney CEO Bob Iger saw his compensation more than double last year as the once-great studio continued to struggle financially and creatively, laying off 7,000 employees and releasing an unprecedented string of box-office flops.