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Florida law allows the company to do it, but it seems highly unlikely that the company would ever go through with such a project.

New research suggests that cartoon princesses hurt young female viewers by offering them unobtainable ideals of physical perfection.

Disney CEO Bob Iger says his company will not pay the hackers' demanded ransom.

Pacific Standard asks a few critics of the first film to re-appraise Disney’s new live-action adaptation.

Does the corporate boycott of states pursuing controversial “religious freedom” bills undercut critiques of the American campaign finance system?

Studios and networks have closeted queer children's characters for a very long time. But in recent years, a few progressive exceptions have burst out.

From an angry tweet to an actual change.

Emotions expert Dacher Keltner, who advised director Pete Docter throughout the making of the new Pixar hit, dives deep into the science of emotion, and tells us how Inside Out could teach Western culture an important lesson.

Noah Davis talks to creative Oni Hartstein about reading, drawing, creating communities, and how a trip to Disney World changed her life.

The latest in a series on how Disney characters are perfect examples of extreme sex dimorphism.

Some examples prove that argument is flawed.

Gender dimorphism in Disney's Frozen.

Take that, hakuna matata. The Disney-fied notion that, left to its own devices, nature will always revert to an idyllic equilibrium is a dangerous fallacy, say two researchers. The cultural bias colors discussions on climate change.