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Disney Animation's 'Songs in Sign Language' to Debut April 27 on Disney+ | The Walt Disney Company
05 Mar 2026
Release Date: March 6
04 Mar 2026
This spring, Disney has an exciting slate of films hitting theaters from Pixar, Searchlight Pictures, 20th Century Studios, and Lucasfilm.
'ZOMBIES 5' Greenlit for Disney+ and Disney Channel | The Walt Disney Company
04 Mar 2026
A fifth installment of the hit Disney Channel Original Movie ZOMBIES franchise has been greenlit for Disney+ and Disney Channel, with production beginning this spring.
Now on Disney+: ABC Local News Feeds From 8 Cities Across the U.S. | The Walt Disney Company
27 Feb 2026
Disney+ subscribers in the U.S. now have access to ABC Owned Television Station’s eight local market 24/7 livestreams.
Six months in, what are the milestones you’re most proud of, and why do those matter for ESPN’s long-term growth?
27 Feb 2026
John Lasker, SVP, ESPN Direct-to-Consumer, shares how an enhanced ESPN App and unifying ESPN’s DTC strategy are setting the foundation for long-term growth.
8 million total viewers (7.58 million)
14 Feb 2026
And the fans aren’t stopping there. Audiences have spent more than 125 million hours watching The Muppets franchise on Disney+.
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