Bringing you all of the news from the Disney company that you need to know to start your week for Monday March 8th, 2021:
- Disneyland could reopen on April 1st, no joke!
- Disney CEO Bob Chapek speaks about parks and theatrical movie releases
- One fifth of Disney's brick and mortar retail stores in the US will be closing
- E-commerce site, ShopDisney, to get a well needed revamp
- ABC's 'World News Tonight with David Muir' dominates ratings
- Matt Damon, Luke Hemsworth, Sam Neil, and Melissa McCarthy coming to a huge Marvel film
- Disney+ series Obie-Wan Kenobi gets a new actress
- Pinocchio remake casts Cynthia Erivo, Joseph Gorden-Levitt, and Keegan Michael Key
- Turner and Hooch star will revive his role in the upcoming Disney+ serioes
- X-Men coming to Marvel's Cinematic Universe earlier than expected
- Blade reboot to begin production
- And much more...
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