Avatar: Fire and Ash will be heading to Disney+ on June 24. The news was revealed Tuesday during Disney’s Upfront presentation in New York. The move to streaming follows a 196-day theatrical window ...

Fan will have another chance to see the return of Jake Sully and his family when “Avatar: Fire and Ash” arrives on Disney+ on June 24. This time, the Sully clan is at war with a fiery enemy Na’vi ...

“Avatar: Fire and Ash” is expected to make its streaming debut on Disney+ in mid-2026, following an extended theatrical run for the latest installment in James Cameron’s blockbuster franchise. The ...

Pandora is officially heading home. Announced Tuesday, Avatar: Fire and Ash will begin streaming on Disney Plus starting June 27, bringing James Cameron’s latest sci-fi epic to audiences after its ...

It's been a little over a month since Avatar: Fire and Ash became available on digital, and we finally have a streaming release date. Disney revealed at its latest Upfront in New York that James ...

"The New World" actress Q'orianka Kilcher sued James Cameron after the director said Neytiri's chin was based off her own. On May 5, actress Q’orianka Kilcher sued Cameron, The Walt Disney Company, ...

Director James Cameron and The Walt Disney Company have been sued for unauthorized use of an Indigenous actress’ likeness without her knowledge and consent. According to the complaint, which was filed ...

An actress accused the director James Cameron of stealing her likeness for a digitally created, blue-skinned warrior princess. By Brooks Barnes Reporting from Los Angeles An actress accused the ...

Suit says director used Q’orianka Kilcher’s features without permission after seeing her in advert for The New World Sign up for the Breaking News US newsletter email James Cameron and the Walt Disney ...

A new lawsuit filed against filmmaker James Cameron and The Walt Disney Co. alleges Cameron used the facial features of a then-14-year-old actor as the basis for one of the main characters in the ...

Film-maker James Cameron and Disney are being sued by an actress who has accused the director of using her likeness as the basis for one of the lead characters in his hit film series Avatar.

Kilcher alleges that the director extracted her facial features after seeing her performance in a 2005 film, which she appeared in when she was 14, for use as the basis of the Neytiri character. By ...