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Business
Scalpers Take Advantage of Disney’s Sold Out Halloween Party
On July 11, thousands of people logged onto the Disneyland Resort website, ready to wait in line to buy their tickets to Oogie Boogie Bash. Oogie Boogie Bash is Disneyland's hard-ticketed Halloween Party that has happened every year since 2019. The Halloween party takes place at Disney California Adventure Park. Guests were excited to fin
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Movies & Entertainment
Could Disney’s Emmy-Nominated Production Become an EGOT Winner?
Disney's animated classics might feature princesses (and frogs) from different countries and periods, but they all share a common characteristic. Musical numbers written by prolific composers like EGOT Alan Menken and almost-EGOT Lin-Manuel Miranda make classics like The Little Mermaid (1989) and newer hits like Moana (2016) adaptable (an
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Bob Iger Dragged for Complete Lack of Self-Awareness in SAG-AFTRA Strike Opinion
Disney CEO Bob Iger made a lot of statements during his recent interview on CNBC Squawk Box with David Faber. However, one particular issue is sending waves of face-palms throughout social media. The iconic businessman is now at the mercy of online critics and celebrities who have hilariously started calling him out for his complete lack
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“Pricing Is Not an Issue” Disney CEO Shares Explanation for Theme Park’s Dwindling Crowds
After being accused of “missing magic,” driving a “woke” agenda, box office blunders, and an ongoing feud with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, the once-retired Disney CEO Bob Iger confirmed an extended stay in his role until 2026. The announcement sent shockwaves through the media, with speculations abound about the Wal
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‘The Challenges Are Greater Than I Anticipated’ Iger Gets Brutally Honest About Disney’s Films
Now that Disney CEO Bob Iger has decided to stay with the company through 2026, he realizes that some work must be done. In an interview with CNBC's Squawk Box, Iger admitted that Disney's recent output of films has been “disappointing,” and there is still work to be done to bring the Walt Disney Studios back to profitability.
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Movies & Entertainment
Striking Writers Gain New Ally as Studios Say It Will “Drag on” Until They “Lose Their Houses”
A war is waging in Hollywood, and according to studio executives, the end is nowhere in sight. After the July 12 deadline set by SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher passed without resolutions for writers' demands, negotiators for Hollywood's actor's union recommended a strike after a unanimous strike authorization vote. Picket lines might s
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Bob Iger Reconsiders Disney’s Future in Television, ABC and ESPN in Jeopardy
Disney CEO Bob Iger isn't wasting any time after confirming that he will stay in his role until the end of 2026. With the Walt Disney Company in a period of uncertain decline, the iconic leader has already made some major shakeups within its business dealings. Amid massive company-wide layoffs, Iger is next considering axing entire subsid
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‘Preposterous And Inaccurate’ Iger Addresses DeSantis’ Claims About Disney Sexualizing Children
In a wide-ranging interview with CNBC's Squawk Box, Disney CEO Bob Iger addressed the company's ongoing feud with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the accusations DeSantis has made on the campaign trail that Disney is trying to sexualize and groom children. Related: Every Fight DeSantis Picks With Disney Hands His Biggest Rival a Victory
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‘The Emperor’s New Groove’ Producer Passes Away, Aged 73
Walt Disney Studios animator and producer of films like The Emperor’s New Groove (2000) and Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), Randy Fullmer, has passed away at 73. Credited with bridging the technological gap in animation between the 90s and '00s, Fullmer’s artistic talents have been the driving force behind some of Walt Disney Animation St
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Disney Movies and Shows Could Come to a Grinding Halt
There's a lot that goes into a movie before it hits the big screen. Heck, there's a lot that goes into making a movie before the actors even arrive on set. Each film and television show has hundreds — if not thousands of people — that are all essential to making the final project come together. However, the script and the acti
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