Gold Derby's top news stories for March 7, 2025. Pixar, Disney+ share first episode of Win or Lose on YouTube Pixar Animation Studios and Disney+ shared the first episode of the critically acclaimed new series Win or Lose on YouTube today.

There's a recurring trend that has long been part of Pixar's storied catalog, and the studio's new TV show doesn't disappoint in keeping it going.

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Disney+ has shelved 'Tiana,' a series based on 'The Princess and the Frog,' amid a shift in thinking around long-form animated content for streaming.

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Pixar's new series Win or Lose — the second ( and probably last) of its long-form originals for Disney+ — starts by explaining that "if someone wins, somebody has to lose." But why does it always have to be the LGBTQ+ community who lose when it comes to mainstream representation, especially for children?

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