Bob Iger positioned Disney's linear networks as an advantage over rivals like WBD and Comcast/NBCU that are spinning off their cable TV assets.

Corbin Bleu just gave his dad the ultimate Father's Day gift and left his fans in total shock. The 36-year-old High School Musical alum, who currently stars as Nick Carraway in the London production of The Great Gatsby,

The CEO also said that Disney+ will "probably" emulate Netflix and stop reporting subscriber numbers at some point, he noted during a CNBC appearance.

"These spinoff companies won't have the assets from a streaming perspective that we will have. I think that gives us an advantage," Bob Iger told CNBC Tuesday

Miley Cyrus was apparently not allowed to have “The Best of Both Worlds.” The 32-year-old pop superstar has revealed that Disney allegedly banned her from singing “Hannah Montana” songs after her series ended in 2011. “After I left Disney, I wasn’t allowed to perform any of the ‘Hannah Montana’ music,” Cyrus said on “The Ringer” podcast.

Disney Channel alums and real-life married couple Kimberly J. Brown and Daniel Kountz are starring in a spooky new Hallmark Channel movie. Brown and Kountz met as costars in the 2001 Disney Channel Original Movie “Halloweentown II: Kalabar’s Revenge.” Brown played the heroine Marnie Piper, and Kountz played the villainous warlock Kal.

Millennials grew up with Disney Channel's popular TV show, Lizzie McGuire, from 2001 to 2004. Now, one of the series' stars is making a big move in his career. Jake Thomas, who played Lizzie's younger brother,

"In my dreams, this new series will heal the world and bring us all closer together," showrunner Jeff "Swampy" Marsh tells TheWrap The post ‘Phineas and Ferb’ Returns: How – and Why – Disney Got the Band Back Together After 10 Years appeared first on TheWrap.

(Ph)inally, 10 years later, the beloved animated brothers are returning to make the most out of the 104 days of summer vacation with the “Phineas and Ferb” revival premiering Thursday, June 5 (6/5/2025) at 8 p.m. ET on the Disney Channel.

Disney and Universal have filed a lawsuit against an AI company over use of their copyrighted characters to create facsimiles that could be used to damage the companies' intellectual property.