What’s new this week on Disney+: Nov. 27 – Dec. 1
Now that we’re well into the launch of Disney+, you’ve probably got your hands full of shows to stream, right? Here’s everything you can expect to see added to Disney+ this week:
Now that we’re well into the launch of Disney+, you’ve probably got your hands full of shows to stream, right? Here’s everything you can expect to see added to Disney+ this week:
So you’ve seen every episode of “The Mandalorian” on Disney+ so far, and you just can’t get enough of the 50-year-old baby with no name that fans have dubbed “Baby Yoda.” But no merchandise with his likeness has showed up yet. What will you do? Well, we scoured the Disney Parks and found a few…
ABC and Disney Channel will celebrate the holiday season by transporting audiences to the Disney Parks and Disney Cruise line with three television specials.
Upset that “The Muppet Show” isn’t on Disney+? Looking for the old “Walt Disney World Inside Out” shows, but having no luck? What about Disney’s “Tower of Terror” movie staring Steve Guttenberg? Well, don’t just complain on Twitter, submit your suggestions directly to the Disney+ team following the steps below.
Netflix and Nickelodeon have announced that they have formed a new, multi-year output deal to create original animated feature films and television series.
Disney held a special premiere event for Disney+’s new original series, “The Mandalorian,” last night at the El Capitan Theater in Los Angeles, Calif.
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of “Dragon Ball Z,’ Toei Animation Inc. and Funimation have announced that “Dragon Ball Symphonic Adventure,” a unique concert experience, is coming to North America.
Disney’s new direct-to-consumer streaming service, Disney+, officially launched today for fans in the United States, Canada, and the Netherlands – and fans everywhere are parking on their couches for some magical binge-watching.
By John Joseph Boldly stepping into an increasingly fractured entertainment environment – one in which movies are competing with television for viewers’ attention, and established studios are fighting with young upstarts to get a slice of an ever-shrinking dollar – Disney is about to take the wraps off one of its most intriguing moves yet.
Sandbox VR has teamed up with CBS Interactive to launch a new VR experience inspired by “Star Trek: Discovery” and the iconic Holodeck, where environments are simulated in virtual reality.