Paramount Skydance is doubling down on pressure against the coalition attempting to block its massive Warner Bros. Discovery merger, once more demanding that 12 states and the Writers Guild of America put up a staggering $1.88 billion bond if they intend to keep the...
Just six weeks after opening, Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion gift shop, Madame Leota’s Somewhere Beyond, has already suffered thanks to a major design flaw. Following just half an inch of rain, the shop flooded, forcing Disneyland to close the store and stack sandbags at the entrance—a sight more fitting for a hurricane evacuation than a high-budget Disney attraction amidst light rain.
The Gina Carano lawsuit against Disney and Lucasfilm is still moving forward, and the former Mandalorian star has provided a fresh update on her legal battle. After being removed from the Star Wars franchise in 2021 due to a fallout with Disney, Carano took legal action, alleging wrongful termination and political discrimination.
The hits just keep coming for longtime Walt Disney World fans. Jellyrolls, the beloved dueling piano bar that has been a staple of Disney’s BoardWalk since 1996, is set to leave its current location in spring 2025. The venue confirmed the news via its official social media channels, assuring fans that Jellyrolls is “making a move” but offering no details on where it will land.
Sucker Punch’s upcoming Ghost of Yotei is already facing serious backlash, and now, new details have emerged that only add fuel to the fire. According to IMDb, the game’s writers include John Dumbrow and Courtney Woods—both of whom worked on Dragon Age: The Veilguard, a game widely criticized for prioritizing identity politics over compelling storytelling.
A new Winnie the Pooh series is on its way with a mighty production team. And the best part: Disney has no involvement whatsoever.
Now that the beloved yellow bear is in the public domain, studios have been jumping at the opportunity to adapt it how they want without Disney’s iron hand. Most recently, the world bore witness to the horror movie Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey. Though not financially successful, the studio behind it is still moving forward with a sequel, as well as other horror films based on Disney IPs entering the public domain.
Despite BioWare’s initial restructuring announcement noting that it would be moving team members to other EA divisions and avoiding the word “layoffs” entirely, the reality has now become clear—developers who worked on Veilguard are being cut.
The estate of Joseph Shuster, co-creator of the Man of Steel, has filed a lawsuit in federal court, claiming that WBD and DC Comics lack the legal rights to distribute the upcoming film in Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Australia. The lawsuit, led by Mark Warren Peary, executor of the Shuster estate, demands a halt to Superman-related releases in those territories, citing automatic copyright reversion laws.
Chris Evans has officially denied rumors that he will return to Marvel and reprise his role as Steve Rogers in Avengers: Doomsday, claiming he’s “happily retired” from the MCU.
Anthony Mackie has seemingly drawn a firm line in the sand against political narratives surrounding Captain America: Brave New World, telling the press to “chill the f** out”* when it comes to comparisons between the film’s President Thaddeus Ross AKA the Red Hulk (played by Harrison Ford) and U.S. President Donald J. Trump.
It seems trouble continues to brew at EPCOT in The Land Pavilion. Just weeks after a sewage leak forced the temporary closure of Soarin’ Around the World and flooded parts of the pavilion, a new issue has emerged—this time, a section of the ceiling in the Soarin’ queue has collapsed over a guest walkway.
Leslye Headland, Harvey Weinstein’s former personal assistant and the creator of Disney’s The Acolyte, has suddenly exited her latest Netflix project, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.
Universal Studios Hollywood is once again outmaneuvering Disney when it comes to delivering massive themed entertainment at a reasonable price. Enter Fan Fest Nights, an all-new immersive event that takes the best of Halloween Horror Nights but trades out the terror for something even bigger—sci-fi, fantasy, gaming, and anime adventures brought to life.