Campaigning for the French Presidential election officially kicks off but candidates are not allowed to insult each other and they must each have equal air time under French law. Next, France's top court may overturn a verdict against oil giant Total for a devastating spill off the coast of Brittany. Finally, move over Mona Lisa… Cinderella steals the limelight as Disneyland Paris becomes Europe's top tourist destination.
A Muslim woman is suing the Disneyland theme park in California for discrimination after she was told she could not perform her high-profile job as hostess while wearing a headscarf because it did not conform to the "Disney look", a local union said.
Entertainment giant Walt Disney Co was ordered to pay 270 million dollars to British company Celador after a US jury ruled that Disney failed to pay the full amount of royalties for the US version of hit TV programme "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire".
The Web reacts to the candidacy of NoyNoy Aquino, son of the former Philippine president, Corazon Aquino. Also in today's review of the Web: Net users mobilise for Cuban ‘Panfilo’, convicted for complaining he was hungry on a video.
"Spider-Man", the "X-Men" and over 5,000 other characters belonging to Marvel Entertainment are to join the big Walt Disney family after the entertainment giant on Monday announced a cash deal worth four billion dollars to acquire Marvel.
American actor Wayne Allwine, who provided the voice of Mickey Mouse for over 30 years, passed away in California on Monday at the age of 62, Disney announced on its website on Thursday.
Walt Disney Co. confirmed it is working on plans to build a new theme park in Shanghai. According to Chinese media, Beijing authorities are about to approve the project after a decade of talks with the US entertainment giant.
The third episode of The Chronicles of Narnia may well never come out. Walt Disney has decided not to finance the film due budgetary reasons. The film was to start shooting early 2009 with a release date set for 2010.
The famous cartoon star Mickey Mouse was first drawn by Walt Disney on November 18, 1928. Since then, the character has appeared in over 120 movies and Disney won an Oscar for him in 1932.
Bradley Blakeman, a former aide to President George W. Bush, filed a lawsuit against Walt Disney for allegedly stealing his idea for a movie. The Disney movie, starring Kevin Costner, depicts a presidential race depending on the vote of one man.