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The Walt Disney Company has announced a new Disney+ content agreement that will bring Channel 4 into its roster of broadcasting partners in early 2027.
The streamer’s limited-time 42% off annual plan deal is coming to an end… tonight.
Disney+ may not have been the only streaming service to increase its prices over the past year, but it certainly stood out for increasing its prices in two consecutive years — first in February 2025 when service added ESPN, and once again in April 2026.
After chatbot startup Character.AI filed for bankruptcy earlier this week, many of its employees will have the opportunity to take jobs at Disney.
There are tons of new titles to watch on Disney+ these days. The streaming service (and its combined hub, Hulu) welcomed more than 200+ titles in October 2026 alone, but there’s something comforting about clicking “Play” on an old, trusted favorite.
Epic Games is going all in on AI for game development. The studio has been working on games for Disney, but sources told Bloomberg that its upcoming release has been delayed in order to use more AI for its creation. The publication reported that one of the game’s directors informed the team that the project…
It’s been over 20 years since the Disney-owned ABC has aired a Super Bowl game, but that changes on February 14. ABC will run the broadcast live, along with ESPN. However, it has just been announced that it’ll also stream on Disney+.
We’ve reached a point where subscribing to all the various video streaming services has become outrageously expensive — so it’s a very welcome move to see Disney Plus handing out a generous discount on its annual subscription tiers.
America’s longest running sitcom, “The Simpsons”, has reached its record 38th season. It’s a shorter run this time – just 15 episodes – but expect plenty of zany antics from Springfield, plus guest stars Jennifer Aniston and Henry Winkler.
Just weeks before its scheduled closure for a routine refurbishment, Magic Kingdom’s major newer attraction is drawing attention for reported show-quality issues. Guests visiting Walt Disney World report that Tiana’s Bayou Adventure has recently featured broken or displaced set pieces, missing props, and advanced Audio-Animatronics operating with limited movement or appearing frozen in place.