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No more magic: Disney apologizes after employee interrupts marriage proposalAfter the interrupted proposal, the man tells the Disney employee his fiancé said yes. 'Yes, that's great but over here, it's going to be even better,' the employee replied.TrendingJun 10
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Netflix could introduce cheaper tier with ads before end of 2022: reportNetflix is planning a cheaper, ad-supported tier to offset subscriber losses, according to a report this week from the New York Times.ConsumerMay 11
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How you watch Netflix might change as the company tries to recoup lossesNetflix is seeing its subscriber count drop for the first time in a decade. How might the platform switch things up to stay relevant in streaming?ConsumerApr 22
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Florida passes bill to end Disney’s special status amid LGBTQ education feudFlorida passed a bill that would revoke Disney's self-governing status following the company's opposition to a new state law limiting discussion of LGBTQ issues in schools.WorldApr 21
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Disney heir comes out as transgender, speaks out against ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill“Equality matters deeply to us,” Roy P. Disney wrote in a statement, “especially because our child, Charlee, is transgender and a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community.”TrendingApr 12
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What’s a Canadian film? Regulator to define if new online streaming bill passes: ministerPolicy-makers and experts in Canada's creative industries are now grappling with the thorny issue of what, precisely, makes a film or television program Canadian.CanadaApr 10
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Disney workers walk out to protest company’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill responseProtests took place in Florida, California and New York as Disney employees denounced the media giant's slow response to the 'Don't Say Gay' bill.TrendingMar 23
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Disney apologizes after racist cheer performance at Florida theme parkA Texas high school cheer squad, 'The Indianettes,' is seen in video performing in purple, fringed dresses, chanting 'scalp ‘em Indians, scalp ‘em,' among other things.TrendingMar 21
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Disney CEO Bob Chapek apologizes for company’s silence on ‘Don’t Say Gay’ billPixar employees previously condemned Disney's response to the controversial 'Don't Say Gay' legislation in Florida in a letter to the company.EntertainmentMar 10
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Netflix, Disney should contribute more to Canadian culture: heritage ministerHeritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez says he wants to see the creation of more Canadian programs to promote homegrown talent, such as CBC's ``Schitt's Creek'' and ``Anne with an E."EntertainmentFeb 16
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