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Jay Rasulo wants to return from the sidelines. Disney says his perspective is stale.

Editor’s Note: This is a column and does not reflect the views or opinions of the Daily Barometer Does anyone care about the Walt Disney Company’s Centennial at Oregon State University? Well, I do, to a degree. Though that might have more to do with me being a cinephile, and especially so for animation. To...

Today, we memorialize a division that is near and dear to many Disney fans' hearts, discuss how Ryan Reynolds' parents are fighting, and vent about local politics in Anaheim. R.I.P. W.D.S.H.E.Today’s news that Disney will be outsourcing their physical media sales hit a lot of Disney

Warren Buffett, the 93-year-old billionaire and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., is as famous for his less-than-healthy dietary choices as he is for his investment success. He’s known for drinking five cans of Coca-Cola each day, which he says makes up about 25% of his daily calorie intake, according to a 2015 Fortune interview. Buffett’s investment strategy often involves buying into brands he enjoys, leading to stakes in See’s Candies, Dairy Queen, Apple and Coca-Cola, with...

Following today’s announcement that the Disney Movie Club will be shutting down, it has now been revealed by TheWrap that Sony Entertainment will be taking over Disney’s home video business via a licensing model. What’s Happening: As part of this new agreement, Sony will market

The second of three essays written by noted historian, author, and educator Karl Cohen to bring awareness to the present state of indie animated shorts and to stimulate a discussion that might lead to improvements; we continue with a discussion of how and why animation made in the U.S. and Europe evolved in such different directions in the second half of the 20th century.

We take a look behind the scenes of what many of us at JoBlo consider the funniest film ever to find out WTF Happened to Airplane!

Following the studio's worst year at the box office in over a decade, Disney is revisiting a strategy from an era we'd rather forget.

Disney has been thrust into the unfamiliar position of fighting off activist investors. What is the end game for the Mouse's foes?

The Lego Movie changed the way Hollywood blockbusters get built.