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Disney’s boardroom drama is getting another chapter, and Bob Iger is taking the author’s seat. The former Disney CEO will revisit his return to the company in One Last Time: Managing Crisis and ...

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With Marvel Studios’ upcoming X-Men reboot getting ready to film in Pinewood Studios in early 2027, casting is still on the horizon. Fellow news... October 25, 1996: Boo to You Too! Winnie the Pooh ...

Disney’s latest pricing update arrived October 6, and there is plenty of encouraging news in the numbers. Select tickets and extras are increasing at Disneyland and Walt Disney World, but several ...

When you hear the name Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, there’s a pretty good chance your mind immediately goes to Star Wars. We knew going in that George Lucas and Mellody Hobson’s museum encompassed ...

The countdown to Christmas is on, and Magic Kingdom is getting ready for a celebration packed with festive entertainment, familiar faces, and sweet treats. Entertainment includes Mickey’s Once Upon a ...

Time to Build Your Own The new features give Star Wars fans another reason to consider stepping into Savi’s Workshop. Choosing your parts is one thing. Getting to ignite the finished lightsaber is ...

October 4, 1988: Cinderella is released on VHS for the first time. October 5, 2001: Max Keeble’s Big Move is released in theaters. Happy 25th anniversary! October 6, 2002: A Bug’s Land opens at Disney ...

Well it looks like that Disney is going to a story that goes along with a famous line and song “Once Upon a Dream”. A new live-action Sleeping Beauty for Disney is currently in development with Prey ...

Disney’s latest Southern California purchase comes with a hefty price tag and plenty of room: a 25-acre campus just miles from Disneyland. The company has acquired Yamaha Motor Corp.’s longtime U.S.

Running Star Wars sounds like a dream job. Then you remember that every decision comes with decades of expectations, a massive business riding on it, and an audience that can turn a lightsaber ...