It’s becoming harder and harder to recognize Disney’s own stories once they’ve gone through the corporate filter. The Princess and the Frog gave audiences a tale about a “princess” named Tiana set in the heart of New Orleans, steeped in music, culture, and yes — voodoo. It was a story about dreams, transformation, and the dangers of making deals with dark powers.
Marvel and Sony’s ambitious plans for Spider-Man: Brand New Day have hit an unexpected snag. Tom Holland, the actor who has carried the Spider-Man mantle for nearly a decade, suffered a concussion while performing a stunt on set. Production has now been temporarily paused, raising fresh questions about how risky blockbuster filmmaking has become—and how fragile these massive studio schedules really are.
Disney and Lucasfilm have released the first trailer for The Mandalorian and Grogu Star Wars movie. The trailer was reportedly supposed to come out on Friday, but current events surrounding the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel made the Mouse House hesitate.
The Harry Potter reboot for HBO has already stirred its fair share of casting controversy, but if the latest rumors are true, the project might be broom-flying straight into a firestorm. Multiple reports suggest that the studio is considering casting a Female Voldemort in the upcoming series. Auditions reportedly included both male and female actors for the role of the Dark Lord.
When Jimmy Kimmel Live! was suddenly yanked off the air, the story reverberated far beyond late-night television. Now, reports indicate that Kimmel’s camp and Disney are actively negotiating to bring the show back. But according to Variety, no agreement is anywhere in sight, leaving the late-night host and his team in limbo while Disney scrambles to contain the fallout.
Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner has railed against current leadership for the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel. When even Michael Eisner — the man who transformed Disney into a modern entertainment powerhouse — is publicly slamming the company, it’s a sign of just how far...
After a solid week of silence, Sucker Punch Productions has finally broken its silence on the firing of longtime senior artist Drew Harrison, who was removed after making a disturbing social media post about Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
Gina Carano has landed a role in a new series with Straightwire Entertainment Group and Impossible Dream Entertainment. It’s her first major role since being fired from The Mandalorian and effectively “canceled” by the Hollywood machine. For the actress once blacklisted by Disney, this comeback represents more than just another job—it’s a symbolic victory following her lawsuit and settlement with the entertainment giant.
In all the conversation around Jimmy Kimmel being pulled from the air, there’s one factor no one is really talking about: his show’s ratings.
Jimmy Kimmel’s sudden removal from ABC’s lineup has dominated headlines. Pundits are framing the move as a political flashpoint, with some claiming Disney caved to conservative pressure after the host crossed a line by spreading misinformation on national television about the alleged killer of Charlie Kirk.
But here’s the part of the story most of the media is burying: Jimmy Kimmel had lost nearly half his audience from January 2025 to his removal in September 2025.
Pedro Pascal is speaking out against Disney ABC pulling Jimmy Kimmel off the air in a way he never did for his co-star Gina Carano when the same company terminated her for sharing a meme.
The View was uncharacteristically silent about its network ABC pulling Jimmy Kimmel from the airwaves after FCC scrutiny over misinformation on the alleged assassin of Charlie Kirk. Now it seems the regulatory government agency may be turning its eye toward Whoopi Goldberg and her co-hosts.
The son of UFC legend Quinton “Rampage” Jackson was taken into custody nearly a month after a vicious in-ring assault at a KnokX Pro Wrestling show in Los Angeles. The arrest came after several weeks of mounting public pressure, raising questions about why it took so long for authorities to act.