Then, there’s the actual LEGO trailer itself, which really captures all the Deadpool and Wolverine goodness. Seeing Wolverine’s shadowy LEGO hands turn into claws is so much fun.

Back in February, we learned that Disney had invested an astonishing $1.5 billion in game developer Epic, as the two companies set out to create what they called “a new persistent universe ...

Animation Donald Duck Makes for a Memorable HOT ONES Guest by Eric Diaz Aug 27 2024 • 10:04 AM ...

Disney's Donald Duck said he doesn't know who Natalie Portman is and evaded cannibalism while using cauliflower wings over chicken during a wild 'Hot Ones' appearance.

Donald — whose middle name is Fauntleroy, it was noted, much to his chagrin — was the latest Disney star to join “Hot Ones,” but Evans teased that Bambi would be the show’s next contender.

LOS ANGELES -- Donald Duck takes on the hot seat in a new "Hot Ones" episode. It's the internet show with hot questions and even hotter wings (or in this case, cauliflower bites), and Donald is ...

Target has the LEGO Marvel Wolverine's Adamantium Claws Building Set and action figures back in stock ahead of the new 'Deadpool & Wolverine' movie.

The LEGO Marvel Wolverine’s Adamantium Claws Building Kit features 596 LEGO pieces that affix together to create a recreation of Wolverine’s glove from the “X-Men ’97” TV series.

Next month will see the release of Deadpool & Wolverine, the third Deadpool movie and first since Marvel Studios acquired the character, and insiders are predicting that the film will be a ...

Happy birthday, Donald Duck! The iconic cartoon Disney character turned 90 on Sunday. To celebrate decades of the boisterous icon entertaining us on the screen, here are 10 surprising facts about ...

Donald Duck is eternally popular because he is the “everyman”. People the world over still find much to relate to and laugh at in his temper tantrums at life’s travails.

The bumbling and fiery-tempered Donald Fauntleroy Duck made his debut in a short animation film on June 9, 1934. Nearly a century later, he remains one of animation's most beloved characters.