Disney, Time Warner, Lions Gate Earnings On Tap - Investor's Business Daily

Disney, Time Warner, Lions Gate Earnings On Tap Investor's Business Daily Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger is one of the industry's highest paid executives. He received nearly $31.4 million in compensation in 2010. The company justified Iger's pay package saying his plans for theme park expansions in California, Florida and Hong ... and more »

My dinner with Disney Legend Marty Sklar - Orlando Attractions Magazine (blog)

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My dinner with Disney Legend Marty Sklar Orlando Attractions Magazine (blog) Marty Sklar is also a former head of Walt Disney Imagineering. One of the biggest projects he lead was the building of Epcot from 1974 to 1982. Marty is also the only person to have been at the opening of all 11 of the Disney theme parks worldwide. and more »

The Vacation Kingdom of the World: The Golden Age of Animation - USA TODAY (blog)

The Vacation Kingdom of the World: The Golden Age of Animation USA TODAY (blog) While the spells cast by other theme parks, thrill rides, and resorts seem fleeting and dissipate rather quickly, the allure of Disney theme parks—especially the Magic Kingdom—endures. What sets these special places apart from other travel ... and more »

Disney park workers can grow beards, goatees after longstanding grooming ... - Washington Post

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Disney park workers can grow beards, goatees after longstanding grooming ... Washington Post Workers at Disney's US theme parks will be allowed to grow beards and goatees for the first time ever, Disney officials said Monday. The change in Disney's facial hair policy will apply to workers in Florida and California starting next month, ... Disney parks to let staff grow beards and goateesTheCelebrityCafe.com Disney parks relax staff beard banThe Press Association Green light for whiskers at US Disney parksAFP all 403 news articles »

Starting Today, Disney Cast Members Can Get a Little Furrier?But Will They? - USA TODAY (blog)

Starting Today, Disney Cast Members Can Get a Little Furrier?But Will They? USA TODAY (blog) 3, facial hair, specifically beards and goatees are now an approved option for US based Walt Disney Theme Parks and Resorts costumed and non-costumed male Cast Members, unless otherwise restricted by regulatory codes and standards. and more »