Walt Disney Company

A former transgender person who has detransitioned crashed Disney’s shareholder meeting on Wednesday by calling into the public line and accusing the studio of pressuring young girls into undergoing sex-change procedures.

The lead-up to the Walt Disney Company’s annual shareholders meeting on Wednesday is offering more hype and genuine drama than any of the studio’s woke movies that have bombed at the box office.

Disney’s ABC is teaming up with the Chinese social media app TikTok for Oscars red carpet coverage on Sunday.

The Walt Disney Company is betting big on India as American consumers continue to abandon the woke entertainment giant in droves.

The Walt Disney Company has reached a deal to outsource its physical media production and distribution — including DVDs and Blu-Rays — to a competitor, Sony.

The Walt Disney Company has been hit with a federal civil rights complaint alleging the company’s DEI policies are unlawful and discriminate against white American men, Christians, and Jews.

Not long after January 6, Disney CEO Bob Iger announced it was time for Disney to start “taking a stand” on political issues.

Only abusive and negligent parents expose their children to the obscenity Disney has become.

Disney fans battered by inflation are hitting the “Cancel” button in droves. The Disney+ streaming service lost 1.3 million subscribers worldwide during the last three months of 2023.

Actress and MMA star Gina Carano is suing the Walt Disney Company for firing her from the Star Wars series “The Mandalorian” in 2021, alleging the studio violated California law by discriminating against her over her political beliefs.

Disney CEO Bob Iger saw his compensation more than double last year as the once-great studio continued to struggle financially and creatively, laying off 7,000 employees and releasing an unprecedented string of box-office flops.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis called out Nikki Haley during Wednesday’s Republican primary debate, noting that she invited Disney World to relocate to her home state of South Carolina despite the company’s well-documented embrace of transgender messaging to children.

The Walt Disney Company lost its top spot at the global box office in 2023 as the studio experienced an unprecedented string of woke flops, including The Marvels, Wish, and the latest Indiana Jones sequel.

Disney planned to spend 2023 celebrating its 100th anniversary, mounting a number of festivities to commemorate the company’s historic 1923 founding by brothers Walt and Roy O. Disney. Instead, the once invincible studio spent the year battling one bad news cycle after another.

The Walt Disney Company is facing an impending lawsuit from 9,000 women who allege the company engaged in widespread gender-based pay discrimination. And no, that number is not a typo.

The state of South Carolina will no longer be investing in The Walt Disney Company, with the state’s treasurer saying Disney has “abandoned its fiduciary responsibilities to its investors and customers” by embracing far-left activism.

Disney is doubling down on its gay entertainment for children, with the studio releasing a new Christmas movie that features a gay teen character who makes a sexual remark about a member of the same sex.

In a claim that could only fool an entertainment journalist, Disney CEO Bob Iger has blamed COVID for the poor box-office performance of “The Marvels,” saying that there was a lack of supervision on the set of the film as a result of the COVID pandemic.

As Disney’s “The Marvels” goes down as the biggest flop in Marvel Cinematic Universe history, the movie’s director Nia DaCosta has played her final three cards: race, gender, and, sexuality.

The Walt Disney Company keeps doubling down on LGBTQ ideology, with a new report this week claiming that the company is rolling out “pronoun pins” to be worn by certain Epcot employees in Orlando.

The Walt Disney Company is rolling out more LGBTQ content as its latest superhero movie The Marvels crashed and burned at the box office on its opening weekend.

The Walt Disney Company is planning an additional $2 billion in spending cuts in the months ahead –the latest sign of continued dark times for the once-formidable company, which is struggling with spiraling costs, an unprecedented string of box-office flops, and self-inflicted brand damage resulting from ill-advised culture wars.

Yep, a whole lot of leftists who hate us are about to lose their jobs.

It is going to take more than a better finance chief to bring the magic back to Walt Disney Co.

Disney is delaying the release of its live-action remake of Snow White, starring Rachel Zegler, by a full year to 2025 as the studio contends with widespread negative publicity that has surrounded the production in recent months.

Nearly 60 percent of Americans are cutting back on spending on live entertainment — including amusement parks, rock concerts, and the performing arts — as prices continue to soar through the roof, according to a new survey of 1,000 individuals conducted by the Wall Street Journal and Credit Karma.

China-owned TikTok has landed a huge deal with Disney, which will serve as the publishing partner for the video platform’s premium ad product.

As if visiting a Disney theme park wasn’t already outrageously expensive, the Walt Disney Company is once again hiking the price of admission to Disney World in Orlando and Disneyland in Anaheim, with certain passes skyrocketing by as much as 21 percent.

Actress Julia Ormond is suing Disney and CAA over an alleged sexual assault by Harvey Weinstein in 1995, claiming that both Disney — which owned Weinstein’s Miramax — and CAA enabled the assault and even retaliated against her afterwards.

A screenwriter who worked on Disney’s planned live-action remake of Bambi said some of today’s children and parents are too sensitive to handle the original movie’s pivotal death scene, in which Bambi’s mother is shot and killed off-screen.

The hit series “Yellowstone” has handily beaten Disney in a new fan survey of the top entertainment franchises — a notable feat considering the western series starring Kevin Costner is only five years old.

The Walt Disney Company has announced that it will pour $60 billion into its theme parks, cruise ships, and other attractions, in a bid to enhance the visitor experience and draw more fans. The gargantuan investment will include more money to expand Disney World in Florida despite the company’s ongoing political and legal war with Gov. Ron DeSantis (R).

The Walt Disney Company is on a losing streak as it enters the final months of 2023, with its shares way down as it battles a non-stop series of bad new cycles that have hammered investor confidence in the once formidable studio. For the last 12 months, the stock has plummeted 27 percent.

Disney sucks.

The Walt Disney Company saw its stock price target slashed by more than $30 from a Wells Fargo analyst who cited the troubled studio’s many problems, including mounting box office failures and streaming losses.

The news that Disney’s stock price target has just been downgraded to a still optimistic $110 offers a perfect jumping-off point to look at why.