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Well-known insider Jeff Grubb reports that Disney is actively searching for developers to helm Star Wars: Battlefront 3. -
VisionQuest's first season spans eight episodes, and Disney+ will release the remaining six each Wednesday through November 25. The series premiered on October 14, 2026, with its first two episodes available. -
Developers working on Epic's Disney shooter have been told to keep going without a new release window, after Bloomberg reported that the project had already slipped from November 2026 to March 2027.
The project is reportedly an extraction shooter in which players gather resources and try to escape the map alive, with Disney characters in place of survivors. The concept has been compared to ARC Raiders. -
After Daredevil wrapped up and Wonder Man was canceled, it seemed Marvel was losing interest in TV. It looks like it's too early to draw conclusions. -
In 2016, the release of the animated film Moana turned out to be a massive success for Disney. The picture won critical acclaim, pulled in excellent box office numbers, and held the top spot on the Disney+ streaming service charts for a long time. -
According to media reports, Disney Entertainment and Netflix have entered into a massive content licensing agreement. -
What to watch in October 2026: The best movies and TV shows of the month on Netflix, HBO, Apple TV+, and in cinemas
Every month, streaming services and theaters release dozens of new titles, and it's easy to get lost in the flow. We've gathered the best movies and TV shows of September 2026: major theatrical premieres, new seasons of popular series, and exclusives from Netflix, HBO, Apple TV+, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+. For every new release, we've included the release date, platform, and a brief description. Choose according to your preferred genre and mood. -
Disney and Epic Games have several launches planned over the next two years, and Disney president and chief creative officer Dana Walden said the companies are not currently discussing a buyout. In a Bloomberg interview, Walden said the pair previously held serious talks about an investment and equity stake, but not a full acquisition; Disney invested $1.5 billion in Epic in 2024 for about 9% of the company. -
Disney has adjusted the pricing for its Disney+ and Hulu subscriptions, with some of the updated rates already taking effect. -
The Disney+ streaming service has officially greenlit a full series reboot of the iconic 1990s animated show, Darkwing Duck. -
Frontier Developments says its next big Planet project is scheduled for fiscal year 2028, but it will not be a new Planet Coaster title or Planet Zoo. The studio also said its major Disney collaboration is not expected until fiscal year 2030 at the earliest. -
On September 3, 2026, Frontier Developments said the new Disney game will be fully funded by the studio, with Disney partnering on the project. The title is still unnamed, and the company has not revealed which Disney franchise it will use. -
At the Pokémon XP convention, held alongside the 2026 Pokémon World Championships, Disney and The Pokémon Company revealed the teaser trailer for Pokémon Tales: The Misadventures of Sirfetch’d & Pichu. -
Marvel Studios, Disney Consumer Products and LEGO have turned the first Avengers: Doomsday trailer into a brick-built tribute, and they also released a side-by-side comparison showing how the two versions line up.
The recreation was made entirely with computer graphics, so there are no real LEGO figures in the trailer. Instead, the Avengers, the Fantastic Four and the X-Men appear as minifigures moving through brick-built locations, with Doctor Doom also getting the LEGO treatment. -
Jon Turteltaub, who directed both National Treasure films, announced that the third film has finally gotten unstuck. A script that satisfies both the director and the studio is ready: according to Turteltaub, Disney's response was that it sounds like a movie they could actually make. Nicolas Cage is expected to return as Benjamin Franklin Gates. -
Marvel Studios may soon start rolling out new Disney+ announcements, with journalist Julia Alexander reporting that the first reveals could arrive at New York Comic Con on October 8. -
Ahead of Avengers: Doomsday, Disney+ and Marvel Studios on August 17 published a 15-title viewing guide meant to help audiences follow the crossover's story before its December 18, 2026 premiere. -
Disney and Lucasfilm have officially announced an animated special titled LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian. The episode is set to premiere on September 2, 2026, exclusively on the Disney+ streaming service. -
At D23 2026, Square Enix used the Disney Entertainment Showcase to highlight Sora's trip to Pixar's Coco world in Kingdom Hearts IV, while also putting a late 2027 release window on the game. The update also came with another reminder that the long-awaited sequel is still on track across PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2. -
Disney Animation has a rich tradition of wise mentors — Merlin from The Sword in the Stone, Phil from Hercules. At the D23 fan festival in Anaheim, studio head Jared Bush announced a project born from the opposite question: what if the next mentor turned out to be terrible at it? That's how Clay came about — an original animated film set to open in November 2028. The lead character will be voiced by Kieran Culkin.
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