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In the key art Disney+ chose for Merry Berry Love, Mio Imada stands in a strawberry field in denim overalls, holding a basket of fruit, and rests her head on Ji Chang-wook‘s shoulder. It is the most familiar picture a romantic comedy can offer. The unfamiliar part is everything around it: a Korean leading man,…

Disney+ is putting Lionel Messi’s name on a kids’ franchise a full year before anyone can stream it.

Disney has signed a content distribution deal with Netflix that will migrate select Disney+ Originals, Pixar, and 20th Century Studios movies to more than 325 million Netflix subscribers worldwide.

Jax Stewart spent three seasons of Reasonable Doubt winning cases for people the rest of Los Angeles had already convicted. The fourth season opens with the bill for one of those wins. The legal drama created by Raamla Mohamed and executive produced by Kerry Washington returns on Hulu in the United States and on Disney+…

Disney+ subscribers have one last Marvel project to dig into before the MCU closes out 2026 with its one-two punch. It’s no secret that VisionQuest debuts on Disney+ on October 14, followed by Avengers: Doomsday in theaters on December 18, and there’s been a lot of buildup for both. On the VisionQuest side, the series…

Bigger isn’t always better, and The Mandalorian is proof, on the heels of a rather disappointing box office run at the movies with The Mandalorian and Grogu. To its credit, the movie does try to recapture some of the magic the main series had early on, when it revitalized Star Wars and ushered in a…

The master of horror is heading to Big City! Stephen King guest stars in Big City Greens, and his episode streams on Disney+ on Wednesday, October 7. King shared the date himself on Instagram, and Disney has released the first clip of his debut on the hit animated series.

Happy haunts are starting to materialize… which only means one thing: Huluween on Disney+ is once again here to bring you the best in streaming tricks and treats!

GamesIndustry.biz Oct 5, 2026, 10:30 a.m. UTC · 1 hour, 34 minutes ago • Sophie McEvoy

The poster for Africa Earth’s Wild Home is a single eye: a great ape’s, half hidden behind leaves, with the outline of the African continent caught in its iris. It is a fair statement of intent for National Geographic’s new landmark nature docuseries, made by the BBC Studios Natural History Unit, premiering on the Nat…