E xecutives from the Walt Disney Company have claimed Google-owned YouTube TV pulled its channels and programming from their platform without any advanced warning — a claim that is defied by the fact that both sides of the table had been warning customers for weeks that their distribution contract was about to expire.

Amid an ongoing carriage dispute with YouTube TV, Disney/ESPN abruptly pulled its programming from the popular streaming service Thursday evening just before midnight ET. The Disney/ESPN blackout quickly created a stir online among angry YouTube TV customers,

YouTube TV subscribers have lost access to Disney-owned networks like The Disney Channel, ESPN, ABC and FX after the two companies failed to agree a contract extension for the content to stay on the live tv streaming service. As of now, those channels are blacked out and for sports fans that’s a bit of a problem.

Now, Vee Hauntley is back, grown up, and live-action in Vampirina: Teenage Vampire starring Kenzi Richardson. The first season of this Disney Channel series is now streaming on Disney+.

In a rare move, the Big 12 conference called on fans to let their voices be heard in the dispute between YouTube TV and Disney. This comes after the parent company of ESPN and ABC suspended its content on YouTube TV after the companies failed to reach a new agreement before October 30.

Notre Dame fans who rely on YouTube TV to watching the Fighting Irish won't be able to see Saturday's game at Boston College. Here's why and how to watch.

A viral wave of speculation has taken over social media this week after claims surfaced that American actress Avantika Vandanapu may be cast as Rapunzel in Disney's reported live-action remake of Tangled.

Liam Gaughan is a film and TV writer at Collider. He has been writing film reviews and news coverage for ten years. Between relentlessly adding new titles to his watchlist and attending as many screenings as he can, Liam is always watching new movies and ...