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Disney to offer two streaming services and end its movie distribution agreement with Netflix
Walt Disney Co. is ending its distribution agreement with Netflix for new releases in one of the boldest moves a traditional studio has taken against the leading digital platform.
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Disney will pull its movies from Netflix and start its own streaming services
The mouse wants to break out on its own, including standalone ESPN and branded services.
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Parents sue Disney over breaching privacy rules in kids’ apps
Tools built in to Disney apps collect, track and share personal data in breach of law designed to protect kids, alleges lawsuit
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Garner Holt Productions updates the Lincoln Animatronic.
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Disney Parks will offer a Virtual Reality Star Wars land this year
You may soon find out what Star Wars smells like.
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Legendary Disney Imagineer Marty Sklar Dies At 83
Legendary Disney Imagineer Martin A. “Marty” Sklar passed away in his Hollywood Hills home on Thursday. He was 83. During an illustrious career spanning 54 years, Marty worked closely with Walt Disney and was instrumental in creating, enhancing and expanding Disney’s creative vision. Named a Disney Legend in 2001, he is best remembered and revered by fans around the world for his work bringing Disney’s theme parks to life.
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Upcoming Disneyworld hotel will be an interactive Star Wars experience
Disney announced the upcoming Star Wars Land back in August 2015, a 14-acre theme park for fans who want a galaxy far, far away here on Earth. This weekend at D23, we got more details, including the official name: It’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. And that’s not even the big news. There’s going to be a hotel dedicated to an immersive Star Wars experience.
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Big Hero 6 - Hiro Best Moments
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Bob Iger Exits Trump Advisory Council Over Paris Accord Withdrawal
No more free Park Hopper passes for The Donald.
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Hackers Holding Disney’s Latest ‘Pirates Of The Caribbean’ For Ransom
Disney’s upcoming Johnny Depp film Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales has been pilfered by ransom hackers seeking payment from the studio. The hackers have demanded an enormous amount of money be paid to Bitcoin. Disney is currently working with the FBI and will not pay.
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Disney Pushes Fifth 'Indiana Jones' Film With Harrison Ford to 2020
Walt Disney Pictures has pushed the fifth, untitled film in the Indiana Jones franchise a year down the release schedule.
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The Next Disney Will Come from China and Its Name Is Tencent
Tencent is using its social networks, WeChat and QQ, and video games to build an entertainment juggernaut.
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'Rogue One' retold with Lego is amazing, but skips all the grim parts
In a galaxy far, far away, Lego 'Rogue One' works hard to not give you sci-fi nightmares.
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Disney will pay $3.8 million in back wages after feds allege wage and hour violations
The U.S. Labor Department and The Walt Disney Co. have reached an agreement that will provide $3.8 million in back wages to theme park and timeshare workers following what federal officials said were violations of minimum wage, overtime and recordkeeping rules. Under the agreement, back wages will be paid to 16,339 employees of the Disney Vacation Club Management Corp. and the Walt Disney Parks and Resorts U.S. Inc., both in Florida.
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Disney Channel's New Show "Andi Mack" Has a Twist So Shocking, Its Creator Didn't Think the Network Would Air It
From the moment Disney Channel announced its new show Andi Mack, you knew it was going to be different from anything you've seen on the network in a long time. Not only is it created by the genius behind Lizzie McGuire, Terri Minsky, but it's also the first DC show to star a majority Asian-American family. Apart from those amazing reasons to watch the show, there's a plot twist in Andi Mack that's actually going to shock you.
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Happy Women's Day, Hollywood: Disney, Fox Have Zero Female Directors This Year
According to a tally by TheWrap, just 6 percent of major-studio wide releases in 2017 were directed by women -- and Disney and 20th Century Fox have none.
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Disney's annual meeting in Denver takes a political turn
Walt Disney Co. shareholders gathered in Denver at the city's convention center for the company's annual meeting.
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Emma Watson Sings “Belle” in First ‘Beauty and the Beast’ Clip
Watch as Emma Watson sings her version of "Belle" in the first clip from Disney's live-action Beauty and the Beast, also starring Dan Stevens and Josh Gad.
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Beautiful shots in Disney movies
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Walt Disney's MultiPlane Camera (Filmed: Feb. 13, 1957)
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