The studio hasn't been able to claim this feat since 2019, with its tentpole 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' easily dominating the long holiday weekend as 'Anaconda,' 'Marty Supreme' and 'Song Sung Blue' join the box office buffet on Christmas Day.

Disney Studios had its best year at the box office since before the COVID-19 pandemic, grossing over $6 billion worldwide after multiple films grossed over $1 billion—while “Avatar: Fire and Ash” is poised to rake in more sales over the Christmas weekend.

Disney Plus‘ TV and movie release schedule for December 22 to December 28, 2025, includes I AM BOXER’s next episode, Made in Korea, Parent Wars, and Percy Jackson and the Olympians (Season 2)’s new episode.

Disney quietly cancels the theatrical release of a new movie in certain countries as the Jamie Lee Curtis-led movie bombs at the US box office.

"Lilo & Stitch" and "Zootopia 2" pushed Disney past $6 billion in receipts at the global box office, marking the studio's first time in five years.

Disney has removed two movies from their release date calendar entirely, while a third film has been delayed by several months. This year has proven to be busy for Disney as, through the various companies that they own,

Disney ’s animated canon spans nearly a century, but only a small number of films feel unimprovable. These are the movies that do not (or did not) need a live action update or a modern rewrite to justify their place in the cultural imagination.

Everyone has a favorite Disney movie. With nearly a century’s worth films to their credit, Walt Disney Studios has made many beloved and even iconic movies that have helped define childhoods and even revolutionize filmmaking,

The movie itself has been engulfed in its own rumor for decades, with many believing that the adventurous tale about royalty was originally a Disney movie. This is a rumor that would be easy to believe back in 1997,

Well, it turns out that an entirely different yet equally prolific composer was all set to score Home Alone, only to be forced to drop out late in the game because of an animated Disney movie. Here’s how an oft-overlooked Disney Renaissance era movie led to one of the best movie soundtracks of all time.

The movie shows off an '80s Christmas in Orlando with many iconic locations making appearances, either as primary locations or "blink and you'll miss it" background cameo. Orlando International Airport (MCO) makes an appearance multiple times throughout the film with characters walking through terminal corridors and waiting at arrival pickup.