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The Disney Company’s inconsistent values and ethics is causing a lot of people to question its reputation as a family-friendly brand.
Pixar is a “sexist boys club” says a former artist, who tells stories of demeaning, lecherous, and physically abusive behavior, many involving John Lasseter.
John Lasseter is (kind of) leaving…
Not everyone at Disney is happy about this children’s book starring John Lasseter.
The animation industry is speaking loudly, clearly, and collectively about John Lasseter. Why isn’t the Walt Disney Company listening?
The Animation Guild revealed to its members tonight that it has suspended “The Loud House” creator Chris Savino from the union. It is the most extensive action they’ve ever taken against a union member over sexual harassment allegations.
#MeToo? Not at the Walt Disney Company.
The apology that John Kricfalusi has issued to victims of his sexual misconduct is being described as “creepy,” “rage-inducing,” and “a big pile of manipulative crap.”
John Lasseter’s sabbatical ends on May 21, but no one knows if he’s coming back.
This is the animation industry’s most significant effort to address workplace harassment and create a safer working environment for all workers.
Victims of the famous animation creator are speaking out.
When your first award presenter of the evening is a man charged with rape, it’s a fair indication of where the rest of the evening is headed.
The artists at Walt Disney Animation Studios will have their say tomorrow.
Dylan Brown, a veteran Pixar animator, was making his directorial debut at Paramount, but now he’s been fired over ‘inappropriate’ sexual conduct.
While at least three animated films are dogged by sexual harassment/assault controversies at the Oscars this year, only one film has a nominee who has had rape charges filed against him.
Dan Harmon says it was a one-time thing and that he promises not to do it again.
The biggest challenge for “Coco” director Lee Unkrich this award season: pretending that his film’s executive producer, John Lasseter, doesn’t exist.
The network will not move forward with ‘The Cops,’ the animated series co-created by Louis C.K.
New allegations about John Lasseter reveal that Disney management knew about his behavior and assigned him handlers to prevent him from physically harassing women.