This November marks 100 years since the establishment of Route 66. The iconic highway ran from Chicago to California through several states, including Arizona. One Arizona town along that route helped ...

Settle into your cryosleep pods and prepare for an interstellar voyage back to the exotic world of Pandora as Disney just ...

Porsche and Pixar just announced a collaboration that will bring three Toy Story-themed cars to real life this June 19th. The timing aligns with the release of the fifth installment of the movie ...

Porsche can’t stop stretching the 911 lineup into ever more niches, though this time it’s not chasing lap times or Nürburgring bragging rights. Instead, it’s leaning into pop culture, teaming up with ...

Back in 1995, when Disney and Pixar released the first-ever fully computer-animated feature film, all eyes were on the parent company. Disney was riding high off the blockbuster success of The Lion ...

Disney is claiming theatrical date turf for several untitled pics in 2028 and into 2029. No guidance on what future titles will fall on which dates from the studio, which updated its calendar Friday.

Pixar Chief Creative Officer Pete Docter told The Wall Street Journal that he chose to cut some LGBTQ storytelling from a recent film because "We’re making a movie, not hundreds of millions of dollars ...

Pete Docter's comments about cutting a gay "Elio" storyline are only part of the company's up-and-down history with LGBTQ representation and censorship. According to the WSJ, this cut storyline ...

Pixar originals are bouncing back at the box office. The studio's latest animated adventure "Hoppers," about a girl who transfers her mind into a robotic beaver, earned $46 million in its opening ...

New blood and some returning faves are all being cooked up over at Pixar and hitting theaters in the near future. Reading time 2 minutes As audiences flock to see Hoppers, Pixar is already looking at ...

There are also new original films in development at the animation studio. By Lexi Carson Associate Editor Monsters, Inc., directed by now–Pixar chief creative officer Pete Docter, debuted in 2001 and ...