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A new animated series from Disney-owned Pixar, "Win or Lose," features a character who makes a Christian prayer. Original plans to have a transgender character in the same show were scrapped.

Max, formerly known as HBO Max, officially has a new logo on Sunday night, March 30. The new logo for Warner Bros. Discovery's steaming platform was unveiled on Sunday evening. The new logo gives ...

The new World of Color show will be hosted by Joy from Inside Out, with the other Emotions manifesting movie moments from Pixar and Disney films including The Incredibles, Turning Red, A Goofy ...

Is Common Side Effects Getting A Season 2? “We pitched out a season 2 to Adult Swim the other day, and they seemed pretty excited about it,” Healy told the Television Academy. “I think they ...

MANILA, Philippines — A sequel to Disney-Pixar's Oscar-winning 2017 movie "Coco" is currently in development. Disney Chief Executive Officer Bob Iger confirmed the news during Disney's annual ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. A logo for Disney Pixar’s “Coco” is ...

The news that Disney and Pixar are taking another bite of the apple here both excites and worries me — as it does, I’m sure, other fans who don’t want to see our love of the original ruined ...

Information about the cast and plot of "Coco 2" was not revealed on Thursday, but Pixar did share the movie's official logo. "This time around it's Toy meets Tech," and "Buzz, Woody, Jessie ...

Animation studios Disney and Pixar are developing the film Coco 2, which is slated to be released in 2029, Disney's CEO Bob Iger has announced during the company's annual shareholder meeting.

Jeremy Hanna is a Newsweek contributor based in Los Angeles. His focus is on professional wrestling, sports, and entertainment. Jeremy has been with Newsweek since 2024 from LA Sports Report.