All the controversy explained, from Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot's rumored feud to complaints around the portrayal of the dwarves.

Despite its high-profile cast and creative team, the film is projected to achieve only a modest global box office total of $225 million.

The release of Disney’s live-action Snow White was surrounded by controversy involving its star, Rachel Zegler. Many rumors spread alleging Zegler was fired from the project, stirred up by her outspoken political views and a supposed feud with co-star Gal Gadot.

His remarks follow the film's perceived poor performance at the box office after $250 million was spent making it.

Podcaster Joe Rogan and comedian Kurt Metzger roasted Disney’s new adaptation of “Snow White” as it flounders in theaters.

When Rachel Zegler was cast as Snow White in Disney's live-action remake in June 2021, the decision was met with immediate backlash. But is the actress really that bad of a choice for the role, or are we overreacting?

After the film was released earlier this month with a disappointing opening weekend box office take, Variety published a widely-derided report claiming that the film's troubles stemmed from Rachel's vocal support for the Palestinian people, as well as her opposition to current US President Donald Trump.

In since-deleted posts, Ariana DeBose shared a now-viral quote that criticized her 'West Side Story' costar Rachel Zegler amid 'Snow White' controversies. The Oscar winner says she did not 'know of the connection until it was pointed out to me.

Just when we thought we were done with the Rachel Zegler and Snow White drama, a new wave of headlines came today after Rachel's West Side Story co-star Ariana DeBose appeared to shade Rachel in an Instagram post.