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Disney to push back Shanghai theme park opening to 2016

Walt Disney Co. is to put off the opening of its Disneyland Shanghai theme park to next year, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday, citing people close to the project.

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‘Star Wars’ Leak Prompts Disney to Seek Subpoena

Disney has unleashed its first weapon over a possible leak of images from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. On Friday, the studio’s Lucasfilm division requested that a California federal judge issue a subpoena to identify alleged copyright infringers of the film.

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‘Frozen Fever’ Images: Anna’s Birthday Party Gets ‘Frozen’

Disney’s multi-Oscar winning, billion dollar-grossing, animated fairy tale musical Frozen may or may not get a full-fledged sequel at some point. However, for the time being, that movie’s world and characters will live on in the upcoming Frozen Fever, a short film that will be screening in theaters alongside the Mouse House’s latest live-action fairy tale retelling: director Kenneth Branagh’s Cinderella.

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Chris Evans and Chris Pratt Settle Their Super Bowl Twitter Feud in the Best Way Possible

It was a superhero battle for the ages between two of Marvel’s heaviest hitters. Chris Evans aka Captain America took on Chris Pratt aka “Guardians of the Galaxy’s” Star-Lord in an epic Super Bowl showdown, with both men showing up at the game to see who would emerge victorious.

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Downtown Disney road improvements face delays

The final phase of transportation improvements in the Downtown Disney area is now expected to be finished in mid-2017, rather than late 2016. …

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Special Report: For French investors, a Euro Disney nightmare

In 1989, the Walt Disney Company announced a public share offering of its young European arm. It was the continent’s largest-ever IPO to that point and analysts said Euro Disney stock promised “good long-term returns.”

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Disney-Inspired Cocktails For Adults Who Don’t Want To Grow Up

For adult Disney-fans who want to channel their inner child — while also getting their drink on — the Disney Food Blog has created cocktails based on our all-time favorite flicks, like Frozen, Cinderella and Peter Pan that are colorful, sweet and simple (three things important for those of us who are not professional mixologists.)

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Watch- Disney’s ‘Tomorrowland’ Big Game Trailer

Disney’s Tomorrowland comes to theaters May 22, 2015!

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Super Bowl XLIX Stars Julian Edelman and Malcolm Butler ‘Going to Disneyland!’ Monday, Feb. 2

Making dreams come true for the New England Patriots and their fans, wide receiver Julian Edelman and rookie Malcolm Butler continued a magical tradition Sunday night following the Patriots’ 28-24 victory over the Seattle Seahawks here in Super Bowl XLIX.

Rising from the frenzied, on-field hoopla moments after their team captured the National Football League championship, Edelman and Butler beamed into the cameras and shouted those four words that for decades have become synonymous with Super Bowl victory celebration.

“We’re going to Disneyland!”

Edelman and Butler each contributed huge plays for the Patriots in the final minutes of the game, giving New England its fourth Lombardi Trophy.  Edelman caught a touchdown pass late in the fourth quarter to give the Patriots the lead and what turned out to be the winning score. Then, with 20 seconds left in the game and the Seahawks on the verge of scoring, cornerback Butler intercepted a pass on the goal line to seal the victory.  Edelman’s touchdown catch was one of his nine receptions in the game, for 109 yards.

The pronouncement by Edelman and Butler, part of the production for one of TV’s most enduring and iconic Super Bowl commercials, was captured within seconds of the final gun. It was the latest episode of the “I’m going to Disneyland” commercial produced over a 28-year span. Fans can see the episode beginning Monday on the Disney Parks Blog.

On Monday, Edelman and Butler are scheduled for a hero’s welcome at Disneyland Park with a cavalcade down Main Street, U.S.A., accompanied by Mickey Mouse and in front of cheering park guests and Patriots fans. Following the cavalcade, the Patriots players are scheduled to conduct media interviews.

The last time two players visited a Disney park after winning the NFL championship was 2009, when Santonio Holmes and Ben Roethlisberger led the Pittsburgh Steelers to victory in Super Bowl XLIII.

The first of the “I’m going to Disneyland” commercials appeared in 1987 and featured New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms following his team’s triumph in Super Bowl XXI. The commercial was regarded as a groundbreaking concept – a produced national commercial involving a current event, airing on major networks hours after the event.  Since then, the commercial has created a national catchphrase, shouted by people of all ages following moments of great accomplishment.

This latest installment – the 48th in the long-running series – followed a similar script, airing only hours after the conclusion of Super Bowl XLIX on Sunday.

Edelman and Butler join a star-studded lineup of sports heroes such as Tom Brady, Eli Manning, Emmitt Smith, Michael Jordan, Kurt Warner, Coach Jon Gruden, Joe Montana, John Elway, Jerry Rice, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Doug Williams, Magic Johnson and NHL goalie Patrick Roy who have been featured during the nearly three decades of “I’m going to Disneyland” commercials.

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Why Disney never made ‘Tangled 2’

Disney was indeed looking into making Tangled 2, its producer confirms. But there’s a simple reason why it never happened…

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