Jim Hill walks us through the recent history of the Muppet Holding Company / Muppet Studios LLC. Which has blown through a trio of seasoned Disney VPs in the past three years. So now the question is: Does Lylle Breier really have what it takes to restore Jim Henson's once-beloved set of characters to their former glory?

What a difference three years makes. As Walt's nephew heads back to the City of Brotherly Love this Saturday night, where Leonard Maltin will then conduct an interview with Roy at the Prince Music Theater, Jim Hill looks back at all the changes that have occurred at the Walt Disney Company since March of 2004

In an article that's probably going to surprise a lot of you Disneyana fans, Jim Hill asks JHM readers not to make light of Roy E. Disney's upcoming divorce

In case you missed it yesterday! Jim Hill points out how the oh-so-careful timing of "Save Disney" 's no-alternate-slate announcement this past Friday revealed Roy Disney & Stanley Gold's latest attempt to shield their "Oust Eisner" effort from yet another PR disaster.

Jim Hill uses last month's walk of fame ceremony for Donald Duck as a leaping-off point for an update on the Save Disney movement.

With ill-conceived photo essays & lame readers polls, Jim Hill wonders: Is the "Save Disney" website -- what with all of its mixed messages -- actually doing Roy Disney & Stanley Gold's "Oust Eisner" effort more harm than good?

With the press not as eager to bite at the stories that Roy Disney and Stanley Gold are putting out there as well as that unflattering "Vanity Fair" article, these are tough times for the folks over at SaveDisney.com. So Jim Hill is wondering what it's going to take to turn this situation around.

Jim Hill tries to bring us all up to speed about what's gone on over the past week of so with the whole Roy / Stanley / Michael situation. As you might expect, things have gotten even more confusing and convoluted ...

Jim Hill wants to know: What happened to "Round Two" of Roy Disney and Stanley Gold's effort to oust Michael Eisner? Could "Save Disney"'s decision to sit out most of March actually have cost the Walt Disney Company its one-and-only chance to renew its deal with Pixar Animation Studios?

As the "Save Disney" saga enters Round II, many longtime Disney employees are noticing some frankly disturbing trends. With daily news summaries now being censored, access to anti-Eisner websites now being blocked. Even managers attempting to listen in on employees' private conversations. Read and heed.