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Disney not inviting dozens of media outlets to 'Snow White' premiere, Variety reports

Disney is not inviting dozens of media outlets to the premiere of the "Snow White" remake that it usually does, Variety reported Monday.

Disney has decided not to invite several media outlets to the premiere of its upcoming live-action adaptation of "Snow White," according to Variety. This decision comes amidst ongoing tensions between Disney and certain media companies, particularly those owned by Nexstar Media Group, which includes outlets like KTLA in Los Angeles and WGN in Chicago. The exclusion is reportedly due to Disney's dissatisfaction with the coverage these outlets have provided, focusing on what Disney perceives as negative or sensationalized reporting. This move has sparked discussions about media relations and the influence of entertainment companies over press access. The film, set to star Rachel Zegler as Snow White and Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen, is scheduled for release in March 2024.

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