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Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner and his wife, Jane, reached a tentative settlement with a former property maintenance worker who sued them alleging he was wrongfully fired because of his age and disability and for taking medical leave during the coronavirus pandemic, attorneys told a judge today.

Some folks want a new CEO, but that can't happen at the March 9 shareholder meeting.

Disney shareholders on Reddit are planning to vote against CEO Bob Chapek's re-election at the March 9 annual shareholder meeting.

Phil Lord and Chris Miller talk about their new Apple TV+ series “The Afterparty.” They also discuss their long creative partnership, the lessons learned from being fired from a high-profile directing job, and how they approach bringing a fresh take to fan favorite characters, including Spider-Man.

The 50th Anniversary at Walt Disney World was more than a large marketing effort, and the impacts of it will long outlast any commercials bringing...

Star Tours, a unique collaboration between Disney and Lucasfilm, first opened in Disneyland 35 years ago this month, and here's a complete history.

Residents say they are feeling encroachment from curious tourists, other Osceola residents and development along the nearby tourist strip of U.S. Highway 192.

The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales director Abigail Disney talks the new Disney CEO Bob Chapek out of (virtual) Sundance.

Sundance movie review: The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales a compelling Disney expose. A documentary about income inequality may sound like a downer. So The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales, which premiered virtually at the Sundance Film Festival, uses the lure of a Disney expose as a microcosm to illustrate broader social issues.

Company has created apps store and Link in Bio platform to give posters on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and other social media websites new ways to interact with audiences.