Disney CEO Bob Iger got a total pay package raise of 11.5% in 2025 to $45.8 million, a figure that has reignited debate over executive pay at a corporation struggling to find its footing amidst shifting media landscapes and operational turmoil. The briefing in...
With re-shoot after re-shoot, a radically different political landscape than they were predicting, and a budget that is bloated and overblown by millions despite what the Legacy Media wants you to believe, it’s finally here. Captain America: Brave New World has hit the box office and now it’s time to decide, is it worth your time?
As news spreads about Disney’s upcoming Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot, two of the most iconic voices from the original series—Sarah Michelle Gellar and James Marsters—are weighing in.
With the series moving forward without Joss Whedon, the creator whose voice defined the Buffyverse, many fans are skeptical about whether this reboot can capture the magic of the original or if it will fall victim to the same pitfalls that have plagued Disney’s recent franchise failures.
With Disney’s live-action Snow White remake set to hit theaters on March 21, early box office projections are painting a bleak picture. Industry tracker Quorum reports that the film is on track for a $63-$70 million domestic opening weekend, with other sources predicting $65 million.
Beau DeMayo, the former showrunner of X-Men ’97, has released a video responding to allegations against him while leveling serious accusations at Marvel Studios, including claims of discrimination and retaliation.
Disney has once again altered promotional material for Captain America: Brave New World in China, this time taking things even further by completely removing Anthony Mackie’s likeness from a stand-up marketing display. The display, meant to showcase Captain America in an action scene against Red Hulk, features the villain prominently, along with the iconic Captain America shield—but instead of showing Mackie’s face or even his silhouette, Disney has replaced him with a featureless red figure, scrubbing his skin color and identity entirely.
Daisy Ridley has seemingly confirmed that her upcoming New Jedi Order Star Wars Rey movie will be overtly political, following comments made by the film’s new writer, George Nolfi. As Lucasfilm struggles with audience fatigue and declining interest, it appears the studio is once again prioritizing messaging over storytelling.
A new investigation by That Park Place has uncovered what appears to be concerning financial connections between The Walt Disney Company and the U.S. government, raising questions about transparency and media bias. Federal funds have flowed to Disney through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and an obscure entity called Buena Vista Non Theatrical INC., with little public accountability or clear justification for the payments.
Disney has made sweeping changes to its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, stripping away controversial policies and language that previously landed the company in hot water. The Stories Matter website is gone, Reimagine Tomorrow has vanished, and the company’s executive performance metrics have shifted. While these moves may seem like a retreat from the “woke” policies that have plagued Disney in recent years, the reality is more complicated.
It’s becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the mounting issues plaguing Walt Disney World’s infrastructure. Hot on the heels of EPCOT’s sewage leaks and a ceiling collapse inside Soarin’ Around the World, Magic Kingdom suffered a widespread Disney power outage last night, shutting down more than 15 attractions across the park.
Walt Disney Parks and Resorts is facing a major class action lawsuit over controversial changes to the Disability Access Service (DAS), a system designed to assist guests with disabilities at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. The DAS lawsuit, Malone vs. Disney, was filed in Orange County, California, and alleges that Disney, along with its contracted medical screening partner, Inspire Health Alliance, is engaging in discriminatory practices that violate multiple federal and state disability laws.
Can we all agree that hating another person based on the color of their skin or the origins of their ancestry is evil? Almost every person who reads this article will no doubt agree with that foundational statement. In fact, I would dare say that the vast, vast...
Disney has quietly removed two of its major DEI initiatives from its latest SEC filing, signaling a potential retreat from the woke policies that have dominated its corporate strategy in recent years.
With the Trump administration cracking down on DEI and major corporations like Amazon, Walmart, Boeing, and Ford scaling back, Disney’s decision to drop Reimagine Tomorrow and The Disney Look from its 2024 SEC 10-K report might appear to be a response to the changing political and cultural landscape. But is Disney truly abandoning DEI, or is it merely trying to hide its agenda from public scrutiny?