In a year of unusual wildlife sightings, one ghostly visitor is causing a stir—a stunning white wild turkey turning up in American neighborhoods. With its snow-colored feathers and majestic strut, the ...

Disney’s “Snow White” doesn’t officially hit theaters here until Friday, but the live-action remake of the Mouse House’s animated classic starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot is already ...

UPDATE 6/4/2025: The 2025 Snow White movie will begin streaming on Disney+ on Wednesday, June 11, 2025. Hi ho, let’s go! Snow White 2025 is not yet streaming on Disney+.

Snow White will also be released on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD on June 24.The digital and DVD release will come with a Sing-Along version of the film, bloopers, deleted scenes, featurettes and more ...

The new live action "Snow White" movie is now in theaters. ... She won a Golden Globe for her breakthrough role as the lovestruck Maria in Steven Spielberg's 2021 remake of "West Side Story.

Disney's live-action "Snow White" remake opened to harsh critics review and one of the lowest-earning debuts in the history of the studio's live-action remakes.

Disney's Snow White live-action movie starring Rachel Zegler, ... (546M) hours on Disney+ around the globe, with the original 2002 movie notching north of 280M hours viewed.

There are variants of “Snow White” found in folklore from across the globe; Disney’s iteration is based on the tale first ...

The years of production, marketing and promotion of Disney’s “Snow White” have been anything but a fairy tale. The remake of the 1937 animated film hits theaters this weekend, the latest ...

Rachel Zegler called the opportunity to play Snow White in Disney’s live-action remake “the honor of a lifetime,” despite criticisms she leveled against the original 1937 film.

Rachel Zegler says the 'Snow White' remake she stars in gives the Disney princess' name a new origin story — in the wake of backlash to its 'woke' casting.

Rachel Zegler expressed what an "honor" it was to play Snow White in the new live-action film after previously calling the original 1937 film "weird." The Golden Globe winner shared the message ...