Peyton and Eli Manning really want to develop their acting careers, if Disney’s upfront show is to be believed. The Mouse House highlighted its sports programming more than anything else during its annual presentation to ad buyers Tuesday in New York City,

If sports already confused you, I suggest you tap into the world of sporting streaming services. After the swift rise and death of Disney, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery’s planned joint sports streamer,

Rich Eisen, a former ESPN host (1996-2003), will return to the place where he got his start. According to NBC Sports, THE RICH EISEN

Disney, fighting for space at the TV Upfronts against both Netflix and Amazon for the first time, flexed its muscles with over 150 stars including Emma Stone and Ryan Reynolds. The Mouse House also had CEO Bob Iger,

You'll finally be able to subscribe to ESPN without paying for other cable TV channels. The move by Disney says a lot about the state of the industry.

ESPN is one of hundreds - if not thousands - of companies trying to capitalize on the streaming wars. The Worldwide Leader in Sports has ESPN+, which broadcasts a handful of different sports, along with other streaming content.

ESPN is leaning into its heritage, naming its forthcoming stand-alone streaming app ESPN and bundling it with Disney+ and Hulu for $29.99 a month.

Is Disney ( DIS 0.76%) finally finished with its struggles? The entertainment king has been having on and off troubles for years, and its stock is still 50% off its previous highs. But it's been making steady progress since the return of iconic CEO Bob Iger, and it reported solid results for the 2025 fiscal second quarter (ended March 29).