5 Fantastic Things to Watch This Week

From a superstar baseball player to an aspiring politician and a family of undercover Super Heroes, this week’s content is chock-full

: Deaf artist Sarah Tubert performs “How Far I’ll Go” from Walt Disney Animation Studio’s Moana in ASL. Tubert has long brown hair and is wearing a deep red tank top. She is standing in front of a large screen that is playing the “How Far I’ll Go” sequence from Moana in time with her signing. There are large palm trees and flowers surrounding her on set and she is looking off into the distance as she performs.

Enjoy Classic Disney Songs Performed in ASL for Disability Pride Month!

Disney Music has curated a playlist of performances by Deaf artists, nationally certified ASL interpreters, and coalitions like the Greater Los Angeles Agency on Deafness, Inc., and Deaf West Theatre.

5 Fantastic Things to Watch This Weekend Presented by State Farm®

Swing into the weekend with these five fantastic titles coming to your TV (and assorted streaming devices). Celebrate the 25th anniversary

ESPN Films’ The Captain Follows Derek Jeter’s Life Beyond the Diamond

Derek Jeter was the face of the New York Yankees, a five-time World Series Champion, and one of the biggest superstars in sports.

Are You a Disney Expert? Try This Week’s Trivia Challenge!

As a member of D23: The Official Disney Fan Club, you know your magic! This week we’re putting your Disney Cruise Line knowledge

Della Duck stands in aviator gear, outside her rocket. Her right leg is a prosthetic she made out of rocket materials so she could get home from her mission to the moon. Her three duckling sons stand to her right with pleased expressions, while Scrooge McDuck stands to the left.

5 Things to Watch During Disability Pride Month 2022

This July marks the 32nd anniversary of Disability Pride Month, and we are celebrating the diversity and intersectionality

Ahoy! Everything You Need to Know About the Disney Wish

Looking to set sail on the perfect getaway? Look no further. Disney is here to make your dreams come true, with the launch of the Disney Wish.

Actress Lauren Ridloff (left) plays Makkari in Marvel Studios’ Eternals. She wears a red and gray suit, etched with gold symbols, and her hair is in a loose braid. She is standing in the desert on a sunny day and looking to her left. Native people are seen faintly in the background. Actress Alaqua Cox (right) plays Maya Lopez in Marvel Studios’ Hawkeye. Amid snowfall at night, she stands in the street wearing black leather pants, black leather gloves, and a black shirt. She is holding her motorcycle helmet in her left hand and staring at someone out of frame. In the background, a police car’s roof lights are illuminated.

Lauren Ridloff and Alaqua Cox on Deaf Representation in the MCU

In the past year, two Deaf characters have debuted in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), furthering The Walt Disney Company’s and Marvel Studios’ commitment to inclusive storytelling.

In the foreground, green-haired zombie Zed (Milo Manheim) wears a pink and green Seabrook football jersey. He has removed his helmet and is hugging blonde cheerleader Addison (Meg Donnelly), who is wearing a pink, green, and white uniform. In the background, Seabrook cheerleaders are waving pink pom poms in the air.

Everything You Need to Know About ZOMBIES 3

It’s Addison and Zed’s final year at Seabrook High School and relations between humans and monsters have never been better. Zed is determined

The Walt Disney Company Earns 147 Primetime Emmy® Award Nominations

The Walt Disney Company received 147 nominations for the 74th Primetime Emmy® Awards across its content brands and studios.