Tag: Disney

  • Disney Announces ‘One Day at Disney’ Documentary for Disney+

    Disney Announces ‘One Day at Disney’ Documentary for Disney+

    Today Disney announced that on December 3rd 2019 they will release a new series that will focus on the people who work at Disney. This new documentary series will be released on Disney+ and will include 52-episode short-form episodes called One Day at Disney, launching with a feature-length documentary. This new series takes an in-depth…

  • Love, Simon Begins Production for Disney+

    Love, Simon Begins Production for Disney+

    The upcoming Disney+ series Love, Simon will begin filming in Los Angeles this month. Here’s how Disney describes the series: Set in the world of the film, the series follows Victor, a new student at Creekwood High School on his own journey of self-discovery, facing challenges at home, adjusting to a new city, and struggling…

  • Disney is Laying Off 124 People at The Fox Movie Studios After Disappointments at The Box Office

    Disney is Laying Off 124 People at The Fox Movie Studios After Disappointments at The Box Office

    Recently Disney announced that they are planning to lay off 124 employees at the 20th Century Fox Film Corp. that is now owned by Disney. According to the Los Angeles Busniess Journal, Disney has already laid off 264 works and could lay off as many as 3,000 at the Fox Studios. This news comes as…

  • Disney+ is Now Live on Twitter, Instagram, & Facebook

    Disney+ is Now Live on Twitter, Instagram, & Facebook

    Disney is gearing up for the launch of the new Disney+ streaming service on November 12. To help audiences get excited to promote the service with photos, videos, and news updates, Disney has launched official social media accounts. With new Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter handles, Disney is announcing that everything from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, and…

  • Disney+ Announces Support For The Apple TV, iOS, Xbox One, Roku, and PlayStation 4 Plus Launch Dates For Canada, Australia, & More

    Disney+ Announces Support For The Apple TV, iOS, Xbox One, Roku, and PlayStation 4 Plus Launch Dates For Canada, Australia, & More

    When Disney announced Disney+ the only official devices supported were Roku and the PlayStation 4. Today, Disney announced support for Android, iOS, Apple TV, Xbox One, Roku, and some Sony smart TVs. Here are all the devices Disney+ will support at launch. Apple (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Apple TV, and fully integrated with the…

  • Disney+ Announces Cast of The Live Action Lady and the Tramp

    Disney+ Announces Cast of The Live Action Lady and the Tramp

    Disney+ will be bringing the live action version of Lady and the Tramp to the streaming service when it launches on November 12. Here’s the lineup of actors and actresses who will voice the film. Justin Theroux will be the voice of Tramp, played by a rescue dog named Monte. Tessa Thompson will be voicing…

  • Here Is a First Look At The New Disney+ App

    Here Is a First Look At The New Disney+ App

    Disney+ is launching in early November and many are excited to get their hands on the new streaming service. Now thanks to Dave Zatz we have a good idea what the new app will look like. Dave Zatz has edited together all the video of the new Disney+ that Disney has shown off so far.…

  • Disney Takes Direct Aim at Netflix After Once Being Allies  

    Disney Takes Direct Aim at Netflix After Once Being Allies  

    Back in 2012, Disney and Netflix agreed to a new deal that would bring a ton of Disney movies and TV shows to Netflix. That deal didn’t start until early 2016. Now that deal is coming to an end. Disney even reportedly back in 2016 considered buying Netflix according to the New Yorker and Recode.…

  • Disney is Killing Off Most Fox Films Currently in Development

    Disney is Killing Off Most Fox Films Currently in Development

    Earlier this year Disney took control of 21st Century Fox. Now Disney has reportedly killed most Fox films that are still in development. The exceptions are “Avatar”, “Planet of the Apes”, and Fox Searchlight movies according to reports. This comes as Disney had a bad 3rd quarter at the box office and reported a $170…

  • Americans Want to Pay $21 Total for Streaming Services

    Americans Want to Pay $21 Total for Streaming Services

    A new poll from Hollywood Reporter/Morning Consult gives some insight into what people are currently paying for streaming media and what the ideal numbers would look like for viewers across America. The Hollywood Reporter shared some results from that poll of 2200 adults in the US. The results showed that many Americans are subscribing to…