Lifestyle
Mansion inside Disney World hits the market for $15 million, includes Star Wars-themed movie theater
The house also has an exact replica of the fireplace found in Cinderella’s apartment
Business
Disney executive who lead company response to Fla. bill leaves position after just 3 months
Affairs officer says job was "not the right fit"
Business
Former Disney CEO says company didn't buy Twitter due to bot concerns, 'hate speech'
"Then you have to look, of course, at all the hate speech and potential to do as much harm as good," Iger said.
Culture
Tennessee teenager was tracked by unknown Apple Air Tag for hours at Disney World
The family filed a police report after receiving a notification as they left the park
Entertainment
Will Johnny Depp return as Jack Sparrow? His image is once again being used by Disney
The American company dissociated itself from the actor in 2018 but is now using the mythical character again at its theme parks
Entertainment
Emilio Estevez reportedly leaving 'Mighty Ducks' series over vaccine mandate
Hispanic-American actor had played coach Gordon Bombay on Disney+ show and in 'Mighty Ducks' movie trilogy.
Entertainment
China Disneyland closed after rising COVID-19 cases
The Shanghai Disney Resort closed Monday as COVID-19 cases in China’s financial hub hit a record high due to the Omicron variant
Politics
DeSantis Stop WOKE Act would ban CRT indoctrination in workplace as civil rights violation
If enacted, law would empower employees to sue Disney, other corporations practicing what Florida governor calls "the state-sanctioned racism that is critical race theory"
Technology
Hurricane Oscar strikes Cuba amid electrical power outage and island wide blackout
The island faced a complete blackout after its largest energy facility, the Antonio Guiteras power plant in Matanzas, went offline at about 11:00 a.m. local time
Culture
How Cuban intelligence exploited sister cities partnerships in an attempt to influence public officials
According to previous reports, Cuban Intelligence has engaged in a long-time campaign to exploit Sister City programs between Cuba and the United States to influence U.S. politics and policy. However, an ADN investigation sheds light on how most of the cities with a standing partnership with the Cuban regime have often passed resolutions and declarations calling for an end to the U.S. embargo at city council levels or remove Cuba from the terrorist list.