Mar. 16, 2025
Wish you could make money to watch your favorite Disney movies? Turns out — you can!
In honor of the upcoming launch of Disney’s new streaming platform Disney+, Reviews.org is hiring up to 5 people for what they’re calling “the Disney+ dream job” — offering each of them $1,000 to watch a total of 30 of their favorite movies on the channel within 30 days.
Of course, they’re not just giving the gig out to anyone.
Mar. 16, 2025
On Wednesday, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd held a press conference, along with partners from neighboring law enforcement agencies and nonprofit organizations, announcing the arrests of 108 men and women who fell into detectives' trap.
“We have our own bracket,” Judd said from the podium. “But instead of brackets of winners, we have brackets of losers.”
Polk County Sheriff’s Office
During the lengthy press conference announcing the mass arrests, Judd spent several minutes highlighting suspects whose allegations he found particularly troubling.
Mar. 16, 2025
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, Splash Mountain.Photo: Disney; Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort
Days beforeSplash Mountain’s final drop at Disneyland on May 31, a group of Disney Imagineers fielded questions from press and influencers aboutTiana’s Bayou Adventure, the new attraction replacing the classic ride in 2024.
“I grew up with [Splash Mountain] too,” Disney Executive Creative Director Ted Robledo told attendees at Preservation Hall music venue. “We know there’s a lot of love there. The team asked ourselves, ‘What do people really love about it?
Mar. 16, 2025
Charlee Disney.Photo: Tommaso Boddi/FilmMagic
Charlee Corra has publicly come out as transgender.
A member of the Disney family, Charlee gave an interview to theLos Angeles Timesthat was published on Sunday, amid the company’s controversy inregards to anti-LGBTQ legislation.
“I had very few openly gay role models,” said Charlee, 30, who is the stepchild of Roy P. Disney,Walt Disney’s great-nephew. “And I certainly didn’t have any trans or nonbinary role models.”
Mar. 16, 2025
2012’s The Avengers.Photo: Marvel Enterprises/Kobal/REX/Shutterstock
Marvelis fighting to keep the full rights toThe Avengerscharacters.
Toberoff’s five clients are attempting to reclaim the rights to characters they helped create — which include Iron Man, Spider-Man, Doctor. Strange, Ant-Man, Hawkeye, Black Widow, Falcon and Thor — who are now estimated to be worth billions of dollars combined, according toTHR.
Poster forThe Avengers(2012).Marvel Studios
Disney’s lawsuits hinge on the concept of copyright termination. PerTHR,“authors or their heirs can reclaim rights once granted to publishers after waiting a statutory set period of time,” as stated in copyright law.