For years, the lineup of politicians booked for Disney's The View on ABC followed a familiar pattern: high-profile Democratic figures were welcomed onto the ABC daytime show, while Republicans and right-leaning voices often claimed they were shut out. Now, in a sudden...
Jimmy Kimmel was humiliated recently on his own show after trying to goad Arnold Schwarzenegger into an attack on President Donald Trump.
Arnold Schwarzenegger is having a week to remember—and it’s not for a new movie or even his Netflix series FUBAR. The former California governor delivered a political masterclass on not one, but two progressive Disney talk shows—first shutting down Jimmy Kimmel and then doubling down on The View.
Arnold Schwarzenegger made a Tuesday appearance on The View and it didn’t go the way Whoopi Goldberg and the other hosts seemed to be expecting. The former California governor and action movie icon gave a forceful defense of legal immigration, responsibility, and the role of law enforcement while calling out both political parties for using the border crisis as a fundraising prop.
As violent unrest grips Los Angeles following large-scale ICE raids, Whoopi Goldberg and the hosts of The View—broadcast on Disney-owned ABC—are drawing scrutiny for spreading a narrative that directly contradicts on-the-ground reports.
Jimmy Kimmel is being called out for allegedly gaslighting the American public after delivering a fiery monologue downplaying the chaos erupting across Los Angeles this week in what is being called by many the LA Riots. In a show filmed just blocks from looted storefronts and burning cars, the late-night host dismissed the reports of unrest as nothing more than political theater orchestrated by President Donald Trump and cable news outlets.
Disney owned ABC News has officially severed ties with longtime correspondent Terry Moran, just days after suspending him for a late-night social media post that blasted both President Donald Trump and his deputy chief of staff, Stephen Miller.
Disney’s daytime platform The View hit a new low this week when it welcomed former disgraced criminal Congressman Anthony Weiner back into the spotlight — not with accountability, but applause.
Former ESPN host Jemele Hill publicly criticized Disney CEO Bob Iger over the weekend, speaking out against reports that he and ABC News President Almin Karamehmedovic asked The View hosts to cut back on political rhetoric—particularly segments targeting President Donald Trump. Hill, who previously worked under Iger during her controversial ESPN tenure, didn’t hold back.
After years of unfiltered biased politics and endless commentary bashing Republicans, the ladies of The View may be facing a mandate to rein it in. According to a new report from The Daily Beast, executives at Disney and ABC News—including CEO Bob Iger and ABC News President Almin Karamehmedovic—have reportedly met with the show’s co-hosts and executive producer Brian Teta to urge a shift away from constant political talk, especially the relentless bashing of President Donald Trump.
Jimmy Kimmel, the long-standing host of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, has recently hinted that he may not renew his contract with ABC when it expires in 2026. Now more signs are pointing to a future at ABC that doesn't feature Jimmy as a late night host. In a February 2024...
The new slayer has been chosen for the Buffy reboot — and she’s no stranger to Disney.
Ryan Kiera Armstrong, best known for her roles in Firestarter, Anne with an E, and most recently Disney+’s low-rated Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, has officially been cast as the lead in the upcoming Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot for Hulu. She’ll star opposite Sarah Michelle Gellar, who returns as the iconic Buffy Summers and now serves as executive producer on the project.
President Donald Trump took to Truth Social over the weekend with a blistering message aimed directly at Disney CEO Bob Iger, following what he described as a bizarre and biased segment on ABC News about the newly elected Pope Leo XIV.
The Walt Disney Company just made a major announcement—but it’s not one that will cost them much upfront. Disney is expanding its theme park footprint to the Middle East, teaming up with Miral to bring a brand-new park and resort to Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. This marks Disney’s seventh global theme park resort, but unlike the company’s $60 billion investment plan for its other parks, this one is being built entirely on someone else’s dime.