By Myscha Theriault, Tribune News Service

A subway snafu snagged your back pocket? I feel you. Busted button left you with a boob gap? I’ve been there. Whether it’s securing a frayed coat cuff, stitching a backpack zipper, or handling a hem malfunction, managing your mending supplies in advance means less problem solving and more vacation fun.

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Disney Cruise Line’s new ship Disney Destiny hit a construction milestone floating for the first time ahead of delivery this year.

The third Wish-class vessel is a sister ship to both Disney Wish and Disney Treasure, which both sail out of Port Canaveral. Disney Destiny, though, will make its home farther south at DCL’s second Florida home of Port Everglades.

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Disney just gave us an update on the Disney Destiny. As of March 24, 2025, the ship is now floating in Hall 6 at the Meyer Werft Shipyard in Papenburg, Continue Reading →

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shopDisney added a customizable 2025 Disney Vacation t-shirts to their online store. The shirts offer an official way to add a personal touch to your family trip to Disneyland, Walt Continue Reading →

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By Stephanie Yang, Los Angeles Times

TAIPEI, Taiwan — A small-town hockey player who’s become a national superstar, a high-school sweetheart who’s scrubbing toilets, and a secret that will change everything:

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The polarizing remake was expected to collect $45 million, a weak result compared with openings for similar Disney films.

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Media outlets and posts on X reported Saturday evening that a fire had broken out at EPCOT Center behind the French Pavilion.

According to Fox 35, Disney said the incident happened in the afternoon when a walk-in cooler caught fire backstage at the pavilion. Officials said the fire was extinguished quickly but the smoke was continuing to rise and there

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By Marc Topkin
Tampa Bay Times

TAMPA — There are going to be so many adjectives — some more colorful than others — invoked as the Rays embark on a season like no other.

With Tropicana Field, their 27-year downtown St. Petersburg home, damaged heavily by Hurricane Milton, the Rays will be doing several things that seem increasingly unimaginable —

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This week, Disney Auditions put out a casting call searching for musicians to be part of the opening cast aboard the Disney Adventure with online submissions. Specifically, Disney Cruise Line is Continue Reading →

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For many photographers, artificial intelligence is their worst enemy. The evolving power of computers to create images that quickly, credibly and cheaply simulate the work that humans have done with cameras for more than a century threatens their very existence.

It’s not a conspiracy theory to say AI could replace many real photographers, especially those in the commercial realm, in

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