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Woody Was Not Included in First Draft of Toy Story 5
For the generation of fans who have grown up with Toy Story over the past three decades, Buzz and Woody are the heart of the franchise. With a new movie set to release this summer, many are eager to see the iconic duo reunited on screen. However, according to writer and director Andrew Stanton, the first draft of Toy Story 5 did not include Woody.
Cynthia Erivo Claims She Chose Not to Campaign For Oscar Nomination Despite Rumors She and Ariana Grande Creeped Out Academy Voters
Cynthia Erivo is facing renewed backlash after claiming controversy surrounding the Singapore premiere of Wicked: For Good discouraged her from campaigning for an Oscar, while also suggesting audiences unfairly looked down on the sequel despite knowing from the...
Disney’s Hollywood Studios Baby Care Center Moves to New Location
Disney’s Hollywood Studios has relocated its Baby Care Center to a new area inside the park’s reimagined Animation Courtyard section, now called “The Walt Disney Studios.” The updated location became visible to guests in May 2026 as Disney removed construction walls...
Mike Myers Might Have Slipped That Shrek 6 or Shrek 7 Are In the Works
Mike Myers might have just revealed that Shrek 6 and 7 are in the pipes. This comes as Shrek 5 is still yet to be released next year. The Shrek franchise began with Shrek, released in 2001 by DreamWorks Animation. Mike Myers has voiced the titular character throughout...
The Fantastic Four: First Steps Crashes Again at Box Office in Third Weekend
Marvel Studios’ latest superhero entry, The Fantastic Four: First Steps, experienced a significant 60% decline in its third weekend at the domestic box office, grossing an estimated $15.5 million.
Disney Abu Dhabi Could be a Primarily Indoor Park, Miral CEO Claims Outdoor Theme Park ‘Would Never Work’
Miral CEO Mohamed Abdalla Al Zaabi has confirmed that the upcoming Disney theme park in Abu Dhabi will not follow the traditional outdoor model used in most existing Disney destinations and will be a primarily indoor theme park.
Parents are Homeschooling Their Kids at Walt Disney World—An Educator’s Perspective on the Positives and Negatives
A growing trend sees some homeschooling families using Disney parks—not as occasional field trips but as their primary classroom. This shift brings both potential benefits and significant downsides.
Former Marvel Writer Exposes “Toxic” Kevin Feige Creative Meetings in Explosive X Thread
In a scathing long post on X, Beau DeMayo, the ousted creator of Disney+’s X-Men ’97, has pulled back the curtain on what he describes as dysfunctional and demoralizing creative meetings with Kevin Feige at Marvel Studios.
James Gunn Swiftly Debunks Insneider Rumor Claiming Robin Will Debut in ‘The Batman Part II’
Supposed Hollywood insiders believe that Robin will appear in The Batman Part II, but James Gunn put those rumors to bed quickly.
Weapons Scores at Box Office After Dumping Pedro Pascal as Fantastic Four Flounders
Nowhere is the apparent “Pedro Pascal fatigue” gripping audiences more evident than the box office performance of the horror film Weapons, a movie that initially starred Pascal before replacing him with Josh Brolin.
The Oscars Could Go Global on Disney+ Streaming Despite Declining Relevance and Box Office Woes
In a recent article by Variety, the publication noted that Disney’s impending merger of Hulu into Disney+ by 2026 is being positioned as a potential game-changer for the Academy Awards, promising to extend the Oscars’ reach to international audiences through enhanced streaming capabilities.
Superman Actor Dean Cain Announces Intention to Join ICE Amid Backlash from Hollywood ‘Peers’
Actor Dean Cain, widely recognized for his portrayal of Superman in the 1990s series Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, has made headlines by announcing his plans to join the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as an agent.
H.E.R.B.I.E. From Fantastic Four: First Steps Greets Fans at Disneyland
H.E.R.B.I.E., the lovable robot from The Fantastic Four: First Steps will meet guests for a limited time at Disneyland.
Universal Scores Major Talent From Disney as Former Imagineer Becomes Creative Director
Christopher Merritt, a veteran designer and former Walt Disney Imagineer, has been appointed Creative Director at Universal Creative.
Gina Carano Breaks Silence on Disney Lawsuit Settlement With Emotional Statement
Actress Gina Carano, known for her role as Cara Dune in The Mandalorian, has issued her first public comments following the announcement of a settlement in her high-profile lawsuit against Disney and Lucasfilm.
Disney’s Descendants Ascend Above Star Wars and Marvel Originals and There’s No End in Sight
Are you—or maybe your kids—fans of Disney’s Descendants? Over the past decade, a group of stylish, singing, teenaged villains-in-training has quietly (and now loudly) taken the Disney fandom by storm. And the timing couldn’t have been more perfect.
