Disney Animation’s “Moana 2”, originally planned for a direct release on Disney+, was later redirected to cinemas by Disney Co-Chairman Alan Bergman and is now set to arrive on the streaming platform on March 12. This follows a theatrical run spanning 105 days.

Recently, at D23, Disney's biennial fan event in California, major film announcements were made, including the reveal of the title for the third "Avatar" film, a new chapter in the "Star Wars" series, and the announcement of a sequel to "Freaky Friday".

Pixar Animation Studios is celebrating a monumental achievement as "Inside Out 2" has become the highest-grossing animated film of all time. The sequel to the beloved 2015 film has resonated with audiences worldwide, drawing in large crowds and earning widespread acclaim.

With an estimated $173 million in international earnings and a global total of $377 million, “Mario” broke records for video game adaptations (passing “Warcraft’s” $210 million) and animated films (“Frozen 2’s” $358 million).

Amidst of the lay offs in Disney, they undertaking a strategic transition towards their business plan and the sequels are part of their new transformation.

Disney's Frozen 2 ices out the box office competition in North America, where family audiences powered the animated adventure to a dazzling $130 million debut.

Minions has become the second-highest grossing animated film of all time after Academy Award-winning 2013 film Frozen.

Pumping out hit after hit, ranging from “Wreck-It Ralph” to “Frozen” – Walt Disney Animation seems primed to continue their success with the upcoming “Zootopia”. Already boasting a star-studded cast – including Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Bateman –

In a recently conducted poll by a website, Disney's The Lion King emerged as the Greatest Animated Disney Movie of All Time. All hail King Simba!

‘Elsa’ cake goes horribly wrong for one birthday party, photo goes viral

Mars has thousands of glaciers buried beneath its dusty surface, enough frozen water to blanket the planet with a 3.6-foot(1.1- meter) thick layer of ice, scientists say.

Disney has officially announced plans to produce a sequel to “Frozen.” The company revealed plans during the Walt Disney Co.'s annual shareholders meeting on Thursday from San Francisco.