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The Walt Disney Company has tapped Angela Jain to be the head of content for Disney+ Europe, Middle East, and Africa, a newly-created role.

Disney World is the happiest place on Earth — but one member of the Disney family isn’t smiling about a new park innovation.

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Joint nominations have been included in the total count for certain titles.

Disney has cast doubt on speculation that the company will wind down its standalone entertainment streamer Hulu anytime soon.

Universal Orlando Resort in May opened the gates to Epic Universe, its fourth theme park at its flagship resort. Epic cost an estimated $7 billion to build, according to numbers provided by the University of Central Florida.