Disney is facing serious pushback against its latest project. Related: New Movie Plot Replaces ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Story Three Months Before Expected Release Over the last decade, The Walt Disney Company has changed in countless ways. From theme parks to movies, Disney has continued to innovate and adapt. Disney is especially interested in further developing its streaming portfolio, announcing a ...

A new lawsuit directly targets The Walt Disney Company and could mean trouble for a planned streaming service. Related: Marvel’s New ‘X-Men’ Show Gets Surprising Parental Warning on Disney+ The Walt Disney Company is the target of a new lawsuit weeks after it announced its massive new alliance with industry titans Fox Corp and Warner Bros. on an upcoming streaming ...

After months of cuts, lawsuits, layoffs, and streaming woes, it seems we finally have some exciting news from the Walt Disney Company. Disney CEO Bob Iger has dealt with a lot of negative news recently. We’ve seen the company’s ongoing feud with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the resulting cancelation of its $1 billion Imagineering campus in the state. We’ve ...

When Disney CEO Bob Iger announced during Disney’s last earnings call that Disney+ had lost four million subscribers and that they were talking about merging it with the Hulu app, many expected more changes could come later. RELATED: Is Disney Buying Hulu? It’s later. On May 26, 2023, several Disney entertainment series and specials will leave the streaming service. “We are ...