Sad news coming out of Hollywood this evening. Veteran actor and Disney Legend Tim Considine has passed away at the age of 81. Considine’s death at his Mar Vista home was confirmed by his brother Christopher. Considine was well-known to Disney fans who love to watch older films and television shows. Throughout his long Hollywood career, Considine had starred in ...
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Disney Cast Member Saved Crash Victim Moments Before Car Went Up In Flames
Everyone knows that Cast Members work incredibly hard every day to make unforgettable memories for Disney Guests. From always having a smile on their face to answering any question you may have. However, there is one person who will forever remember one Cast Member for a very different. Ray Banales — a Cast Member at Disneyland Resort — was driving ...
Read More »“Larger-Than-Life” Experiences Coming to Disney World to Celebrate Pixar’s Newest Film
On March 11, the newest film from Disney and Pixar, Turning Red, will hit Disney+. The movie tells the story of Mei Lee, a young girl who poofs into a giant red panda whenever her emotions get the best of her. Unfortunately for Mei Lee, she is a young teenage girl — an age where her emotions are always running ...
Read More »It’s Official – A New Ad-Supported Subscription Option Is Coming to Disney+
When it first launched in 2019, Disney’s new streaming service, Disney+, one of the perks was that you had access to hundreds of television shows and movies without having to deal with advertisements. At the time, the biggest competition Disney+ had was Netflix, which also does not have ads in its service. However, since its launch, a number of new ...
Read More »After Days of Silence, Disney Speaks Out on Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” Bill
On February 25, the Florida House of Representatives passed the controversial Parental Rights in Education bill. The bill has been dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay” bill by supporters of the LGBTQ+ community. Many quickly spoke out against the controversial bill — including Disney’s former CEO Bob Iger. Many called on Disney to condemn the bill, based on the large amount ...
Read More »Before Its Cancellation, Disney+ Series Caused Behind The Scenes Screaming Matches
In 2017, Disney released a live-action remake of the incredibly popular 1991 film, Beauty and the Beast. The film starred Emma Watson as Belle, Dan Stevens as the Beast, Luke Evans as Gaston, and Josh Gad as LeFou. The film was nearly a shot-for-shot remake, and audiences couldn’t get enough. They loved seeing some of their favorite characters brought to life ...
Read More »Character Hugs Are Officially Back at One Disney Park
Over the past month, the world has seen an extreme drop in COVID-19 cases. Cases had surged with the Omicron variant, but thankfully, the spike was only temporary. With the sharp decline in COVID-19 cases, many theme parks have eased up on certain health and safety measures. Both Walt Disney World and Disneyland have dropped all mask requirements for vaccinated ...
Read More »Disney Considering Launching Cheaper, Ad-Supported Version of Disney+
One of the great things about watching a show or movie on Disney+ is the fact that there are no ads. One of the not-so-great things for some people is the price tag. With cable users dwindling, many people are opting for streaming services. A lot of those people may also have more than one. For those on a budget, ...
Read More »Raglan Road to Host Mighty St. Patrick’s Party!
St. Patrick’s Day is nearly here, and it is time to prep your Irish roots for the celebration! Even if you aren’t Irish, a good party in the Most Magical Place on Earth is always sure to be a fun time. And there is no better place to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day than at Raglan Road Irish Pub and Restaurant. ...
Read More »Chapek Remains Quiet on ‘Don’t Say Gay Bill’, Considers It “Irrelevant To the Company”
Less than one week ago, the Florida House of Representatives passed the Parental Rights in Education bill. The bill has been nicknamed the “Don’t Say Gay Bill” by critics. The bill would prevent teachers from talking about LGBTQ issues — including things like gender identity — until after third grade. It is currently being considered in the State Senate, where ...
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