Aslan will remain male in Greta Gerwig’s upcoming Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew, according to new reporting addressing concerns surrounding Meryl Streep’s casting.
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Walt Disney World World Drive North Project Delayed Again
The final phase of the World Drive North Project at Walt Disney World has been delayed, according to recent filings from the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District. The change pushes completion to late 2027 and alters traffic plans for drivers in parts of the...
Kristen Bell Claims Reports of Her $60M Salary for ‘Frozen’ 3 and 4 are Untrue
Disney’s Frozen films have proven to be among the studio’s most profitable and culturally significant properties, with two Academy Award wins and several nominations. The franchise’s songs, memorable characters, and themes have left a lasting mark on pop culture, inspiring stage adaptations, merchandise lines, and even viral social media trends. Part of the appeal may have been the films’ voice cast, which includes Kristen Bell, Josh Gad, and Idina Menzel. Even then, early reports alleging that they signed deals for salaries worth more than $60 million apiece to return for two additional Frozen movies were met with some shock. These reports quickly went viral, illustrating how celebrity pay stories capture public attention.
Seth Macfarlane Reveals ‘The Orville’ Season Four is Written
Fans of The Orville may have some good news. Creator and star Seth MacFarlane recently told The Hollywood Reporter that the show’s writing team has 10 scripts ready to go for a potential season four. The popular science-fiction/comedy has not had new episodes in four years.
Stephen Colbert-Backed James Talarico Wins Senate Primary From Jasmine Crockett In Wake Of Late Show Gamesmanship
Texas State Rep. James Talarico has emerged victorious in the Democratic primary for a U.S. Senate seat in Texas, defeating Rep. Jasmine Crockett in a race that drew national attention — and a surprising late-night television controversy that critics say helped...
Highguard Shutting Down Just Weeks After Launch — Servers to Go Dark March 12
The live-service shooter Highguard is shutting down weeks after launch, marking one of the fastest collapses in recent memory for a major multiplayer title. Developer Wildlight Entertainment confirmed the decision in a public statement posted on March 3, announcing...
Iranian Filmmakers Celebrate Supreme Leader’s Death While Hollywood Activists Condemn the Strike
The reaction to the recent military strike that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader has exposed a stark divide in global cultural circles — one that says a great deal about how political activism in Hollywood often collides with the lived experiences of people who actually...
Leslye Headland Reveals Her Vision for Yoda Had ‘The Acolyte’ Been Renewed
According to The HoloFiles, The Acolyte showrunner Leslye Headland recently shared in an interview with The George Lucas Talk Show what her plans would have been had the show been renewed for a second season. The divisive Disney+ Star Wars series was canceled nearly two years ago, and yet Headland’s comments sparked renewed debate over the direction of the beloved franchise—and the depiction of Yoda in particular.
Diamond Horseshoe Review Pauses Dining as it Transitions to Jessie’s Roundup
The Diamond Horseshoe in Magic Kingdom’s Frontierland will pause its table-service dining operations on May 16, 2026, as preparations begin for the seasonal experience Jessie’s Roundup. This transition is part of Walt Disney World’s Cool Kids’ Summer event, scheduled...
James Gunn Confirms No Plans for Peacemaker Season 3
James Gunn, co-CEO of DC Studios and creator of the HBO Max series Peacemaker, has stated that there are currently no plans to produce a third season of the show. He made the comments following the Season 2 finale in October 2025. At that time, he explained that while...
Sarandos Says Politics Didn’t Drive Netflix’s Exit From Warner Bros. Deal
In his first interview since conceding to David Ellison’s Paramount Skydance, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos opened up about his company’s pursuit of Warner Bros. Discovery—and why it chose to step aside. The conversation offered insight into executive decision-making, Netflix’s posture toward Washington, and the company’s strategy moving forward.
Has Disney Ditched DEI? 2026 Annual Report Appears to Abandon Diversity Language After FCC Pressure, But is it Really Gone?
The Walt Disney Company’s latest proxy filing is raising fresh questions about whether the entertainment giant is quietly backing away from the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) posture it once promoted so prominently. A close comparison between Disney’s 2025 and...
Disney Abu Dhabi Theme Park Faces New Uncertainty as U.S. Urges Americans to Leave Middle East Region
The U.S. State Department has issued a sweeping advisory urging Americans to immediately depart more than a dozen Middle Eastern countries — a move that could raise serious questions for major U.S. corporate projects in the region, including the upcoming Disney Abu...