Can You Find These 23s In Disney Movies and Series?

You probably don’t need to guess what our favorite number is here at D23. Named for the year 1923, when Walt Disney founded The Walt Disney Company.

In a scene from Queens, a lioness (left) and her young cub (right) walk through the grass of Easy African plains.

All hail…the Queens!

The new documentary series Queens showcases matriarchies and female leaders across the animal kingdom, telling stories of sacrifice, resilience, friendship, and love.

Downloadable: Show Off Your D23 Pride With These FAN-tastic Phone Wallpapers

Show off your fandom with these brand-new phone wallpapers from this year’s D23 Gold Member Collector Set, including Genie, Mickey, and more!

Be the Coolest Cat Around with Scentsy’s The Aristocats-Inspired Collection

Unleash the Disney magic in your home with Scentsy’s The Aristocats Collection, featuring Marie in delightful scents and plush!

New York Times best-selling author Ridley Pearson stands to the left, turned three-quarters toward the camera in front of a large display of the book cover of Volume 2 of Kingdom Keepers Inheritance: Villains’ Realm. He wears clear-rimmed eyeglasses and is smiling and is raising his left hand so it appears like it is holding a wand topped by a star that is seen on the book cover. He is wearing a checkered-collared shirt beneath a gray sweater. The book jacket features a large image of Disney Villain Ursula with Cinderella’s castle from Walt Disney World and famed EPCOT sphere visible on the left at night. The book jacket text reads: “New York Times best-selling author Ridley Pearson Kingdom Keepers Inheritance.” A smaller piece of art showing Maleficent at the center is hung to the left of the book jacket on the back wall.

D23 Exclusive: Q&A With Kingdom Keepers Inheritance Author Ridley Pearson

Ridley Pearson has something very special to celebrate today—the publication of the newest installment in the Kingdom Keepers Inheritance: Villains’ Realm trilogy!

In a scene from FX's Shōgun, Saeki Nobutatsu, played by Eita Okuno, Toda Mariko, played by Anna Sawai, and Kiyama Ukon Sadanaga, played by Hiromoto Ida, kneel on the ground. Behind them are dozens of people wearing similar robes, all of whom are kneeling.

Behind the Scenes of Shōgun, FX’s Most Ambitious Production in History

FX’s Shōgun, a rich adaptation of Clavell’s novel, debuts Feb 27, showcasing feudal Japan through a groundbreaking, dual-perspective lens.

In a scene from the show Iwájú set in Lagos, Nigeria, children Tola and Kole are running through an outdoor market. Tola wears an orange T-shirt with purple overalls, while Kole dons a yellow T-shirt with orange, brown, and green detailing, paired with green cargo shorts, sandals, and a black fanny pack adorned with neon blue strips. Accompanying them is Otin, a purple and orange robotic pet lizard. In the backdrop, towering buildings loom over hovering vehicles.

Meet the Characters of Disney Animation’s Iwájú

Walt Disney Animation Studios teams up with Pan-African entertainment company Kugali to tell a beautiful coming-of-age story.

In a scene from FX’s The Bear, Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto, played by Jeremy Allen White, and Sydney Adamu, played by Ayo Edebiri, stand on Chicago a street corner. Carmy is wearing a white T-shirt, which exposes several tattoos on his arms, and has both his hands on his waist. Sydney is wearing a blue shirt and white overalls and crosses her arms.

Yes, Chef! FX’s The Bear Cast Wins 3 Screen Actors Guild Awards

FX’s The Bear scoops three SAG Awards, including ensemble and individual honors for Ayo Edebiri and Jeremy Allen White.

Mickey Mouse, his back to the viewer, holds a paint brush in his right hand. He has painted an arc of blue and turquoise across the white background. Through the arc, images of a castle, a hand, a gear, and a house emerge. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit is hopping up over the house in the right side of the image. Written in white text across the arc of paint is Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed.

Relive Beloved Classics in Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed and Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection

At Nintendo Direct, Disney fans rejoiced at the return of two beloved games: Epic Mickey: Rebrushed and Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collections.

Professor Ludwig Von Drake, an animated duck character, wears an old-fashioned aviator costume of tan shirt, brown jacket with gold trim and buttons, lavender scarf, and, on the top of his head, goggles. He appears to be speaking, with his right hand extended and his left hand holding a model of a biplane with a spinning propellor. Ludwig is looking at the airplane model. A globe is partially visible on the right and there’s a framed image of a hot-air balloon with a solo pilot in an attached basket on the wall behind him.

Who Is Ludwig Von Drake?

Dive into the legacy of Ludwig Von Drake, the Disney duck with a knack for genius, and explore his zany contributions to the Disney universe.