The year is going swimmingly for Disney, as their Pixar animated sequel Finding Dory topped $1 billion at the global box office this weekend, giving the studio it's third billion-dollar release so far ...

With four months to go, 2016 has seemed a mixed bag at the box office so far, according to many a media story. But that impression is a false one, as the real numbers demonstrate (which I'll get to ...

If you ask most critics, 2016 has been a terrible year for movies. That’s not the case for Disney. The Mouse House announced today that it set a new record for itself by making this year its biggest ...

In 2016, Disney owned the box office. A media company formerly best known for children’s entertainment has rapidly grown into a media juggernaut. This isn’t a coincidence; it’s the culmination of more ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. 2016 has been a big year for movies, but especially for Disney. The ...

Four months ago, Walt Disney boasted loudly about the strength of its self-published video game unit. Tuesday, the company shut it down. The abrupt decision caught many in the industry off guard, ...

The Disney chief's annual salary, stock compensation and bonus was down 6 percent from 2016, when he had made $46.5 million. By Paul Bond Bob Iger - Getty - H 2016 Walt Disney chairman and CEO Bob ...

Disney is the biggest, most important entertainment company in the world. These are the folks behind Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, yes, but it's also the same company that now owns Marvel, Star Wars, ...

Disney has reportedly cleared 250 alligators from Disney World and its other Florida properties since an alligator killed a 2-year-old boy at the Grand Floridian Resort five years ago. The Mouse House ...

Disney announced today that it would be discontinuing its Infinity video game line and shutting down its internal studio, Avalanche Software. In a statement, Disney's chairman of consumer products and ...

Disney is bringing animated classics back to life. Since the success of "Maleficent" and "Cinderella," the company has announced (at least) 18 more live-action films based on its animated properties.