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16Aug/15

‘Star Wars’ land coming to Disney’s California, Florida parks

August 16, 2015Entertainment20th Century Fox films, American films, Bob Iger, Disney, Disney D23, Disney Parks, Experiences and Products, Disneyland, English-language films, Films, Films using computer-generated imagery, IMAX films, Lucasfilm, Oscar Isaac, Politics in fiction, Star Wars, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, The Walt Disney Company, Walt Disney, Walt Disney Co, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, WALT DISNEY WORLDsmbale

(REUTERS/DISNEY/LUCASFILM ARTIST CONCEPT) – A galaxy far far away is coming to Disney theme parks in Florida and California.
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19Jul/15

Marvel’s “Ant-Man” tops box office

July 19, 2015FilmsAmy Schumer, Animation, Ant-Man, Bill Hader, Computer-animated films, Creative works, Despicable Me, English-language films, Entertainment/Culture, Films, Human Interest, IMAX films, Inside Out, LeBron James, Marvel Comics, Minions, North America, Superhero film, Superhero films, The Walt Disney Company, Trainwreck, Universal Studios, USD, Walt Disney Picturessmbale

Marvel’s superhero film “Ant-Man” lands at top of weekend box office in North America.

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25May/15

George Clooney and wife Amal walk “Tomorrowland” red carpet in Japan

May 25, 2015FilmsAmal, American film directors, Brad Bird, Britt Robertson, California, Casey Britt Robertson, Casey Newton, Cassidy, Cinema of the United States, Disney Parks, Experiences and Products, Disneyland, Disneyland Park, Entertainment, Entertainment/Culture, Films, Frank, George Clooney, Hugh Laurie, Human Interest, Japan, Magic Kingdom, New York World's Fair, Raffey Cassidy, Riko Tanaka, Snow White, Syria, The Walt Disney, The Walt Disney Company, Tokyo, Tokyo Disneyland, Tomorrowland, United States, Walt Disney, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, Yurie Momosesmbale

Hollywood star George Clooney drives hundreds of Japanese fans to frenzy in a promotional event for the Disney’s sci-fi family film “Tomorrowland.”

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