Disney just welcomed another class of celebrities and company figures into its prestigious Disney Legends ranks, but Jim Cummings, one of the most recognizable voices in the history of the company, remains conspicuously absent. And he appears to have noticed....
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.
Pixar has officially dropped the first teaser for Toy Story 5, offering a peek at the next chapter in one of Disney’s most trusted franchises. The animated sequel is set to hit theaters on June 19, 2026, once again bringing audiences back to the world of Buzz, Woody, and Jessie — but this time, their biggest challenge may be technology itself.
When Bob Iger, the current CEO of The Walt Disney Company, openly says that the legacy of Walt Disney should not be revered, longtime fans understandably take notice.
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Hollywood is celebrating the Predator: Badlands box office like it just snapped half the universe back into existence. Headlines across major entertainment outlets are hailing it as a “record-breaking win” and “the franchise’s biggest launch ever.” But when you dig into the numbers, the supposed triumph looks far more like a modest start than a movie-saving miracle.
Rian Johnson has finally said the quiet part out loud — his Star Wars trilogy isn’t happening. Speaking on Radio Andy this week, the Knives Out filmmaker offered one of the clearest updates yet on the long-dormant project, confirming that it’s not in active development and hasn’t been for years.
Ever since Adam Driver told the Associated Press that he and director Steven Soderbergh had spent two years independently developing a Star Wars movie centered around his Ben Solo character—only for Disney to reject it—we’ve been told by the access media that there’s a huge demand for the film.
Disney is staring down yet another theatrical storm, and this one involves a franchise once considered strong. With Predator Badlands hitting theaters this week, early box office forecasts are painting a bleak picture — and Wall Street analysts, exhibitors, and moviegoers alike are watching closely.
Disney may be stepping into familiar — and dangerous — territory yet again. According to entertainment scooper DanielRPK, the studio could be moving forward with a reimagining of Sleeping Beauty, re-titled Aurora, and set in Mexico.
Hollywood has a long, storied tradition of polishing troubled narratives until they sparkle brighter than a Swarovski display case. But the new Rachel Zegler Glamour profile — penned by none other than Hollywood feminist Helen Mirren — doesn’t just buff the apple. It dips it in molten sugar, rolls it in gold dust, and then tells us it’s organic.
When Rachel Zegler reflects on Snow White, she really wants audiences to believe the film was a success on streaming. It wasn’t, though.
The Walt Disney Company has officially ended its Disney Supplier Diversity initiative, a program previously designed to prioritize contracts with vendors based on factors such as race, gender, identity, veteran status, and disability. The change comes quietly but marks a major shift away from a policy that shaped vendor selection across the company’s theme parks, media divisions, and merchandise operations.