Disney’s highly anticipated CEO announcement has sparked new debates about the company’s trajectory. Investors are now assessing whether Disney’s stock remains a solid buy, a potential sell, or fairly priced following recent earnings.
A former Disney cast member claims that a performer playing the Evil Queen lost her job after a viral moment caught management’s attention. Insisting that Disney’s priority is “protecting the magic,” the ex-employee believes it was the company’s classic “Disney way” to remove a cast member who attracted too much online notoriety.
A Disney vacation now comes with a price tag big enough to make families reach for a calculator before they grab their mouse ears. This article explores the factors behind these rising costs and outlines how families are responding to them. It highlights why careful budgeting has become a new part of Disney magic.
A decade ago, Disney unveiled a pair of Scandinavian sisters, joined by a lovable talking snowman, and the world has never quite recovered. Now, we revisit the behind-the-scenes details that keep Frozen at the forefront of our collective imagination.
Disney shareholders are requesting a formal investigation into whether the entertainment giant compromised its fiduciary duties. At issue is the company’s decision to briefly remove Jimmy Kimmel’s show from the air, allegedly in response to pressure from the Trump administration.
Essex Savings Bank has reduced its stake in The Walt Disney Company by 7.0% during the second quarter, selling 661 shares. Despite the sale, the bank continues to hold 8,720 shares of the entertainment giant, according to its most recent SEC filing.
ABC has canceled Jimmy Kimmel Live!, prompting a swift response from President Donald Trump. The decision comes as a years-old tweet by Charlie Kirk dismissing the late-night host resurfaces, fueling fresh public debate.
Snoop Dogg recently took his grandchild to see Disney’s “Lightyear” and left surprised by an on-screen same-sex couple. The rapper’s candid reaction sparked questions, reflecting the continuing controversy around LGBTQ+ representation in children’s films.
Billie Holiday, a South Side native and accomplished location manager, has ensured that Chicago shines in Marvel’s new “Ironheart” series, now streaming on Disney+. Through her dedication, the city’s iconic sites are showcased, bringing Chicago’s vibrant character to a global audience.
Disney has unveiled the release dates for two anticipated films. “Rental Family,” starring Brendan Fraser, will premiere on November 21, while “Psycho Killer” is slated for a February 20, 2026 debut. The announcement adds excitement to Disney’s expanding film slate.
