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The Mandalorian and Grogu Tracking for Lowest Star Wars Box Office Opening Ever "For Star Wars, a franchise that once dominated the global box office, that’s a stunning shift."

Ensuring the galaxy's freedom. Meet the leader of the Rebellion, Leia Organa, at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland Park starting April 29.

First look at Disney Animation's new original ‘HEXED’. • Follows a girl who discovers she may have access to magic & sets out on an adventure with her mom • Starring Hailee Steinfeld & Rashida Jones • In theaters on November 25

Joe Russo says ‘AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY’ is going to “cancel the cancel culture”, at CinemaCon. “What we’re trying to do is bring back superheroes. This is about bringing back superheroes the way it used to be. I think the only way to do it is you have to cancel the cancel culture.”

BREAKING: Tennessee Governor Bill Lee (R) just signed a new resolution declaring June as "Nuclear Family Month" instead of Pride month. LGBTQ activists and Democrats are having a MELTDOWN

Rashida Jones to star alongside Hailee Steinfeld in Disney’s animated film ‘HEXED’ It follows a teenage oddball and her Type A mom, who discovers her weirdness is actually hidden magic, transporting them to a world where magic can run free. In theaters November 25.

Let me explain exactly why In-N-Out refusing mobile ordering is the smartest fast food decision in a decade, because everyone's calling it backwards. Every major chain added mobile ordering to increase throughput. It worked. McDonald's, Starbucks, Chipotle all saw digital orders hit 30-40% of sales. Then something happened that nobody talks about: average visit frequency went up but brand loyalty went down. Mobile ordering turned food into a logistics transaction. You're not choosing Chipotle because you love Chipotle. You're choosing whichever app loads fastest while you're walking to your car. In-N-Out does $4.5 million per store. McDonald's does $2.7 million. In-N-Out does it with 15 menu items, zero franchises, no freezers, no microwaves, and now no mobile ordering. McDonald's needs 13,000+ locations to be McDonald's. In-N-Out needs 400. The line IS the product. That 20-minute wait with the smell of fresh-cut fries is doing more marketing work than any app notification ever could. Lynsi Snyder figured out something the entire QSR industry keeps forgetting: scarcity and inconvenience are features when your product is good enough. Chick-fil-A gets this too. Closed on Sundays. Everyone said it was leaving money on the table. They now do $7.5 million per store, more than any fast food chain in America, open 6 days a week. The companies winning in fast food right now are the ones saying no to things. No to franchising. No to 50-item menus. No to mobile ordering. The rest are optimizing themselves into commodities.

Matt Dinniman, author of Dungeon Crawler Carl, has choice words for The Critical Drinker: "I regret that my books have any association whatsoever with him. I hope one day to have his part in book three removed all together. It's a distraction, and the only edgelord douchebag I want people to think of when they read my books is the AI itself." Why did he feel the need to do this?

Just a few Walt Disney Studios films that are currently in development. • PRINCESS DIARIES 3 • LILO & STITCH 2 • GASTON • PRINCE CHARMING • CLUB 33 • IMPOSSIBLE CREATURES • STEPSISTERS

Former Walt Disney World VP Dan Cockerell on who killed the Tatooine-Themed Star Wars land: "We got a call one day. They said, ‘Well, we got some news for you all.’ And the Imagineering guys, they’ve heard this line many, many times during their careers. And I had never been through this.” "They said, ‘Well, yesterday Bob Iger met with Kathleen Kennedy, who as a lot people may know was sort of George Lucas’ protégé and headed up Lucasfilm. And they had a conversation. They had a meeting. And Kathleen Kennedy, her point of view was, there are way more Disney Star Wars stories ahead of us than behind us. So we really should think about do we want to build a Tatooine, and build what all the fifty-somethings remember Star Wars is or do we want to build something else which is going to appeal to all the upcoming generations who are going to know the new stories.' And that day Tatooine was killed at the Studios. And all of those concepts were put on a shelf and I’m sure they are sitting in a vault, and I’m sure they’re going be shown someday about what that land looked like and what the attractions were going to be." How disastrous was this decision?