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Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) is rolling out National Geographic’s AFRICA EARTH’S WILD HOME franchise on Disney+ and Hulu as a new factual series launch.
Disney+ officially revealed Marvel’s brand-new Avengers lineup, and it’s missing key members from the team’s original roster. Marvel established the premise that the Avengers roster has never been fixed, with the lineup changing with every era, medium, and audience.
Disney+ will premiere Deadly Tag worldwide on September 30, 2026, bringing a Korean pursuit-survival reality series built around chases, hiding and psychological warfare.
Disney spent the past year preparing Star Wars fans for a reset, and that new direction grows clearer with every announcement out of Lucasfilm. The franchise stayed away from movie theaters for years, relying on a steady run of Disney+ shows after the Skywalker saga wrapped in 2019. In January this year, Disney handed Lucasfilm…
If you’re a fan of TV animation, then chances are you already have a subscription to Disney+. Over the six-plus years that Disney+ has been an active streaming service, it’s become a one-stop shop for Disney favorites and plenty of other familiar titles. Though the best miniseries on Disney+ include a handful of modern gems…
Disney+ just added a brand-new collection to its Star Wars hub, and considering the new collection has a Star Wars movie in it, it marks the fifth collection on the streaming platform to include at least one film. While Star Wars started out solely as a film franchise, it has turned into a more even…
Tony Baddingham – Rivals Author: Amy ShephardPublished 9th Sep 2026 Last updated 9th Sep 2026
With so little currently going on in terms of Star Wars movies and TV shows, it makes sense that fans would be turning to rumors and fan theories as they discuss what could be next. Currently, in terms of confirmed canon TV shows, only Ahsoka season 2 and Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord season…
The iconic studio and wrestling giant have already got an arrangement as WWE’s premium live events air on Disney-owned ESPN in the US, but the partnership between the pop culture cornerstones is set to deepen.
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