Disney plans a refurbishment of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at Magic Kingdom beginning November 2, 2026. The attraction will close alongside the gift shop Tiana’s Bayou General, with Disney expecting both to return sometime in December. What Disney Has Said About the Work...
The Disney company is setting all the wrong records once again, after being forced to pay out a whopping $233 million settlement (the cost of a large Disney movie) to Disneyland workers over a class-action wage theft lawsuit from 2019.
World Celebration has had a rocky rollout at Epcot, from broken ground lights to Communicore Hall’s lackluster reception. And while Disney has apparently finished repairs on its subterranean lighting fixtures, new illumination issues have arisen along with some wear and tear that shouldn’t be possible for an area that just turned a year old.
It has been a very rough year for Disney+ once one looks beyond the headlines and the media narratives surrounding profitability. Yes, by eliminating the churn to the point Disney really only has one new show every other month that they produced new, the story can be...
A supposed insider claiming to be a contractor working on BioWare’s upcoming Mass Effect 5 revealed that EA and BioWare might be shifting strategies in the wake of Dragon Age: The Veilguard’s epic failure.
The Walt Disney company’s new New York City Headquarters, located at 7 Hudson Square, doesn’t bear the name of company founder and visionary Walt Disney. Instead, the state of the art facility is named the Robert A. Iger Building.
In one of the more egregious narratives to come out of the twenty-four-hour news cycle’s coverage of the assassination of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, NBC News attempted to create a connection between alleged assassin Luigi Mangione and the video game Among Us.
Big Bird, Elmo, and Oscar the Grouch will soon be searching for a new home, as Warner Bros. has decided new episodes of the long-running children’s show Sesame Street will no longer air on HBO or the Max streaming service.
By filing her lawsuit against YouTuber Smash JT (while subsequently revealing his home address to the world), Alyssa Mercante was caught in an embarrassing lie. To make matters worse for the former Kotaku Senior Editor, the gaming community rallied around Smash JT, helping him raise the $25,000 he needed to mount his legal defense with attorney Ron Coleman of the Dhillon Law Group.
Rising up like a giant Marriott next to the Seven Seas Lagoon, the new Polynesian DVC Tower is a cheap-looking and garish addition to the Disney World horizon near Magic Kingdom. Now we may know why: a total emphasis on "sustainability" over actually making something...
Warner Bros. and DC are actively developing a film based on the DC villain Clayface, creating yet another Batman property that doesn’t feature Batman.
A recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter revealed that George R.R. Martin still intends to continue his series, A Song of Ice and Fire. Many Game of Thrones fans are in doubt that this is true. Some online even laughed. However, it might be genuine this time—because he gave THR an explanation, not just an excuse.
Remember when EA was widely regarded as the worst game company and publisher in the world?
Their reputation was built on scummy practices, pay-to-win loot box controversies, and a history of destroying well-known game studios—either by shutting them down or blaming gamers for their poorly made games. Who could forget the infamous “don’t like it, don’t buy it” comment from EA? It seemed like every week brought another news story exposing EA’s questionable behavior.