Mickey Mouse: A Symbol of Expired Copyright

Mickey Mouse: A Symbol of Expired Copyright

The 1928 short film “Steamboat Willie” featuring Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse will enter the public domain in 2024. This milestone marks the first time that Mickey Mouse, an iconic and quintessential piece of intellectual property, will be free from Disney’s copyright. Although there are still limitations and restrictions on the use of the character, this event has significant implications for copyright law and discussions about broader public ownership of creative works.

Disney’s Centennial Year: A Look Back at Disney100

Disney’s Centennial Year: A Look Back at Disney100

2023 marked Disney’s centennial year, characterized by monumental film and TV releases and Disney Parks experiences. With Bob Iger at the helm, the company faced both triumphs and challenges, including controversies with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and remarks about writers and actors’ strikes. However, the year also saw the return of a focus on creativity and better deals for Disney’s talented contributors. It was a memorable year for Disney, with notable achievements and obstacles.

Elon Musk Faces Backlash as Companies Pull Advertising From Platform

Elon Musk Faces Backlash as Companies Pull Advertising From Platform

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is facing serious consequences after endorsing an antisemitic post on X, with major companies such as Disney, IBM, and Apple pulling their ads from the platform. Musk’s behavior has also resulted in calls for his resignation from Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz and criticism from long-time Tesla investor Ross Gerber.

Kid-Friendly Halloween Movies on Disney+ for the Little Ones

Kid-Friendly Halloween Movies on Disney+ for the Little Ones

Disney+ offers a selection of kid-friendly Halloween movies that are not too scary for the little ones. From classics like ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ to ‘Halloweentown’, there are plenty of options to choose from. Disney+ even has its own block of October programming called ‘Hallowstream’. So, get ready for a spooktacular movie night!

Hollywood Revives the Bermuda Triangle with New Action-Adventure Film

Hollywood Revives the Bermuda Triangle with New Action-Adventure Film

Director Marc Webb has been hired to direct an action-adventure film set in the Bermuda Triangle. The film will be set in the mysterious patch of the Caribbean where planes and ships have gone missing over the years. Producers Skydance, known for their involvement in action-packed films, and Webb’s background in superhero films indicate that the movie will deliver both thrilling action and potentially supernatural or extraterrestrial elements.