One thing you can count on with any Disney property is that the company’s massive corporate marketing machine will be prepared to squeeze every possible dollar of profit—merchandising and licensing, theme park rides, video games and television spin-offs and, yes, theatrical adaptations.

Will the next Disney princess have a damsel of her own? Disney directors say it’s possible.

Walt Disney Japan apologized Monday after a tweet sent from its corporate Twitter account wished readers "congratulations on a not special day" on the 70th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombing of Nagasaki.

Kisses. Four of them, to be exact.

There’s no question that Disney Channel’s original series “Andi Mack” saw their ratings soar with their introduction of a gay character during the show’s second season premiere. But that didn’t stop Kenya from banning the show.

Disney Channel’s television series, “Andi Mack,” will be making history with its first coming out story, but one organization isn’t cheering the network on.

The Walt Disney Company announced Tuesday it would give $1 million to the OneOrlando Fund. The monies would be used to assist those affected by the massacre in Orlando.

Charlee Corra, a member of the Disney family, recently came out publicly as transgender.

Visiting Mickey and Minnie just got more expensive.

Here’s an episode dedicated to children of same-sex parents.

(CNN) -- The Walt Disney Company has given notice to the Boy Scouts of America that it will pull all funding to the group starting in 2015 because of a BSA membership policy that bans gay leaders, the entertainment company said Friday.

Domenico Dolce, an Italian designer for the fashion house Dolce & Gabbana, apologized Friday for controversial remarks he made earlier this year about same-sex couples adopting and in-vitro fertilization, the Huffington Post reports.

Staged play readings have become popular in South Florida, thanks to the success of the Jan McArt New Play Reading Series at Lynn University in Boca Raton and the Theatre League’s summer festival of weekly readings.

On Thursday, Nov. 28, the Maltz Jupiter Theatre launched the regional premiere of the Tony Award® winning musical, “Disney Newsies the Musical.” It runs through Dec 17. Tickets start at $58. For tickets and show times, call (561) 575-2223 or visit www.jupitertheatre.org.

The Florida Democratic Party was supposed to host their biggest gala at Disney World this year.

Florida Senator Ileana Garcia apologized for comments she made during a highly charged debate over the “Don’t Say Gay Bill.”

This week read about Joshua Bassett coming out as queer, the people of Bangor, Wales electing a non-binary mayor, and Ohio selecting a lesbian prom king and queen.

This week read about Emma Corrin opening up about their gender identity, the daughter of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo going into more detail about her sexuality, and Disney becoming more inclusive in its fireworks greeting.

This week read about Erin Kellyman coming out as queer, Disney parks catering to the LGBT community, and "The Simpsons" recasting controversial voice actors.

Hayley Kiyoko confirms her relationship with “Bachelor” star Becca Tilley, Max Zero came out on Pansexual Visibility Day, and Barbie creates a doll in honor of trans actress Laverne Cox.

This week read about Maureen Raisch coming out as trans, Samantha Prabhu playing as a bisexual character in an upcoming movie, and Disney's text-to-speech censoring LGBT words.

A nine-year-old boy's Cruella de Vil Halloween costume sparked disgust from a Facebook user this weekend. His dad is speaking out against the small-mindedness of the comment, The Gaily Grind reports.

J Stryker is at it again.

In an article in the Gazette on May 6 titled "Short-Term Rentals Must Go" by our local "curmudgeon" Sal Torre, Mr. Torre really missed the mark on this one in his "Attack on Tourism" article.

For 72-hours between June 2 through June 5 Disney, the “happiest place on earth” transforms itself into one-big-happy gay pride epicenter of fun and celebration. 

This weekend Walt Disney World Resorts plays host to another year of magical parties fashioned for LGBT people and their friends.

Most LGBT people have a hard time blending into society. Therefore, author Peyton Thomas wrote "Both Sides Now" about a transgender teen finding his place in the world.

It’s been a dozen years since the world was introduced to the Crawley family, the fictional British nobles who call Downton Abbey home, and their colorful cast of servants. 

The Disney Channel introduced their first openly gay character this week on the show "Good Luck Charlie," with no fanfare, despite a last-ditch effort by the conservative group One Million Moms, who "urged Disney officials to abandon their plans to corrupt the children’s network with LGBT content."