Disney and Blue Star Families held a special screening of Toy Story 5 at Camp Pendleton for nearly 500 military family members, featuring appearances by characters and giveaways. Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro surprised attendees with Disneyland tickets to honor their service. This event is part of Disney's 15-year partnership with Blue Star Families, supporting military family well-being through programs and community events nationwide. The collaboration highlights the importance of supporting military families for national security and aims to strengthen their connection and resilience.
Disney agreed to a $50 million settlement in a class action lawsuit claiming it violated antitrust laws by pushing up streaming subscription prices. The suit, filed by YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream subscribers, alleged Disney used its control over po...
The 2026 summer box office has reached $1.8 billion so far, just under 2% below 2019 levels, with analysts projecting it could hit $4.2 billion by Labor Day. This strong performance, driven by unexpected hits like Disney's Toy Story 5, the Michael Ja...
