The early Zootopia 2 reactions are rolling in, and on the surface, Disney appears to have another potential animated hit on its hands. Critics are calling the sequel funny, emotional, fast-paced, and sharply written. But mixed in with the glowing praise is a very different phrase—one that has become a flashing warning light for families who’ve grown weary of Disney using its movies as political megaphones: “timely social commentary.”
As the deadline for first-round bids rapidly approaches, the Warner Bros. sale that has been hanging over Hollywood for months is suddenly turning into a three-way dogfight.
The shocking moment when a man leapt over a barricade and grabbed Ariana Grande at the Wicked: For Good Singapore premiere has now become one of the most widely circulated clips of the year—yet the legal outcome has left many observers frustrated.
The drama surrounding the Christy biopic escalated fast this week, and the person who finally stepped in to cool the temperature wasn’t a Hollywood publicist or a studio exec. It was Christy Martin herself, standing up for star Sydney Sweeney after she was attacked by Batwoman actress Ruby Rose.
GQ has unveiled its annual Men of the Year issue, and the headline cover star is actress Cynthia Erivo. The choice has raised immediate questions across social platforms, with many people openly asking why an actress is featured in a publication celebrating male achievement.
A surprising moment occurred at the Wicked Singapore premiere when Ariana Grande was suddenly rushed by a man who has publicly documented similar behavior at major events.
Disney has released its fiscal year 2025 numbers, and once again the story is clear: Disney Parks attendance in the United States is continuing its slow downward slide. The domestic theme parks saw a 1% drop in attendance in 2025, following a 1% increase in 2024.
It’s earnings day for The Walt Disney Company, and this one could get heated. CEO Bob Iger will face analysts and investors just hours after the company revealed a stunning 35% drop in operating income across its Entertainment Division — the very segment overseen by would-be CEO successor Dana Walden.
If you only skimmed the headlines this morning, you might think Disney is riding high and making big profits. “Disney+ Streaming Subscribers Surge by 3.8 Million!” was the big, splashy takeaway pushed by The Hollywood Reporter, which celebrated the growth of the platform like it was 2019 all over again.
Former Batwoman star Ruby Rose melted down this week about Sydney Sweeney, insinuating that she somehow hates gay people and calling her a “cretin.”
It looks like Miss Piggy is about to join the ranks of Hollywood’s “reimagined icons.” The upcoming Miss Piggy movie, produced by Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Stone for Disney, isn’t a comeback for the Muppets—it’s full-blown feminist satire inspired by cancel culture.
Nintendo’s next big animated adventure, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, is officially adding controversial Marvel actress Brie Larson as Princess Rosalina—and the internet is already bracing for impact.