Mickey Mouse: Disney loses copyright of early version of cartoon character featured in Steamboat Willie The change means the public will only be able to use the more mischievous, rat-like, non ...

Mickey Mouse, on of the most popular cartoon characters, was made by The Walt Disney Company, way back in the year 1928. This funny animal character is typically seen in red shorts, yellow shoes ...

The first "Mickey Mouse" film "Steamboat Willie" is now in the public domain, and a horror movie director is already making the famous cartoon into a psycho killer.

Mickey, a homegrown food-packaging company, is famous for facing down Disney in Paraguay’s Supreme Court. As the family business turns 90, why is it still so popular?

Though omnipresent, Mickey has had a rich, tumultuous journey, on and off screen, and Jeff Malmberg’s new documentary “Mickey: The Story of a Mouse” takes viewers on a winding road through ...

In essence, Mickey Mouse does indeed enter public domain Monday, but only the specific depiction character from the "Steamboat Willie" cartoon.

Mickey Mouse in particular quickly became one of the most iconic characters of the Disney brand. Today, he is featured in virtually every aspect of Disney’s branding.

The formerly peg-legged Pete and reformed arch-nemesis of Mickey Mouse will join his newfound pals in Toontown in his first appearance in any Disney theme park.

Mickey Mouse Day is observed on November 18 every year. This day commemorates the creation of Mickey Mouse, a cheerful and adventurous cartoon character who made its debut on November 18, 1928.

John Oliver wants to know how Disney plans to protect Mickey after the character hits the public domain in 2024.