People with all the money and power just love giving money to other people with money and power in the hopes of getting both money and power. How’s that for a sentence?
The following article "News: Disney-YouTube TV, MLS, Larry Brooks and more" originally appeared on Sports Media Watch. Disney executives discuss the YouTube TV impasse; MLS approves a new calendar beginning in 2027; and Larry Brooks passes away after a battle with cancer.
Boy, Disney continues to be the villain. They have proven time and again that, despite their outward appearance of hopeful art for the whole family, the House of Mouse has but one priority and that is making money.
The ongoing battle between corporate behemoths — with millions of consumers caught in the crossfire — has exposed one very important reality. Both Google and Disney have less self-awareness than Michael Scott.
Kylo Ren had a way of getting both followers and foes riled up. But currently, it’s his better half who has Star Wars fans in a tizzy. Some of them are disappointed/confused/irate after Adam Driver revealed Bob Iger and Disney stopped him from returning to the franchise with a solo movie directed by Steven Soderbergh.
Hulu will soon disappear as a solo app and instead exist only on Disney+. The app integration was announced by the Walt Disney Co. during an earnings call on Wednesday, August 6.
Former Milwaukee Bucks co-owner Marc Lasry still wants to buy a National Women's Soccer League team. Lasry, who made failed bids last year for Angel City FC and the North Carolina Courage, confirmed his continued interest in a recent interview with Front Office Sports.
Disney CEO Bob Iger has admitted that their “More More More” strategy when it comes to Marvel Studios content has backfired, and they are going to start reeling it all back a little.
'Thunderbolts' is the "first and best example" of Marvel's new strategy, according to Bob Iger. The new superhero film stars the likes of Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, Geraldine Viswanathan, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Bob - the CEO of Disney - believes the movie reflects the long-term direction of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
'Coco 2' is in development at Pixar Animation Studios. Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger confirmed during the company's annual meeting of shareholders that the sequel, a follow-up of the 2017 original, is in "the initial stages".
Disney may have one fewer iternal option to succeed Bob Iger as CEO. ESPN President Jimmy Pitaro has surfaced as a potential replacement for Iger, who plans to step down when his contract expires at the end of 2026.
“Deadpool & Wolverine” marked a change in the superhero landscape, the return of a beloved comic-book-movie actor, and a true sense that no studio will leave a stone unturned if there’s profit to be had.
This week Hollywood went into hyperdrive after a report said Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy would retire by year’s end. That led to speculation over who would replace her in one of the industry’s most high profile jobs.
Eight years after Moana sailed into theaters, the titular character returns, taking on a brand new voyage in Moana 2. Although Disney originally developed the project as a Disney+ original series to boost streaming appeal, CEO Bob Iger pivoted to make the Moana sequel into a film.
Lindsay Lohan became famous as a child actress in Disney fare in the late ’90s and early ’00s. By her own admission, she pretty much grew up on the Disney lot.
Angel City FC became the most valuable women's professional sports franchise in the world on Wednesday after Willow Bay and Bob Iger agreed to terms on a controlling stake in the National Women's Soccer League club.
Bob Iger, the CEO of the Walt Disney Co., and his wife, Willow Bay, are nearing a deal to buy a controlling interest in Angel City FC, multiple outlets reported Wednesday.
Though it had long been clear that Marvel Studios was dialing back on the number of projects to be released each year, Disney big wig Bob Iger quantified
Disney is banking big on sequels. Not only did a new trailer see Moana 2 announced with its stunning first footage, but more follow-ups are on the way.
Moana is getting a surprise sequel. Announced with a stunning trailer, the follow-up to Disney’s 2016 hit will release in theatres November 27. Disney CEO Bob Iger revealed Moana 2 was initially meant to be a TV series.
Bob Iger, the CEO of The Walt Disney Company, said that the media conglomerate may consider selling some of its traditional linear channels, but has a different course for ESPN.