Disney world cast member returns after boulder injury

Robert Herrick, a cast member at Disney's Hollywood Studios, has returned to performing in the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular after recovering from injuries sustained in late December 2026.

Herrick was hurt when he stepped in front of a 400-pound rubber boulder prop to prevent it from reaching the audience during the show. He suffered vertebral fractures and required months of recovery before resuming work this past week. He performed again on Friday, May 22nd.

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Bret Michaels has completed surgery to remove a kidney stone after performing multiple shows despite intense pain. The Poison frontman shared details of his recovery in a social media post.

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Jeff Vahle, president of Walt Disney World, has announced his retirement after 36 years with the company. He will step down in late July following a period of significant growth and new attractions at the resort.

Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World is undergoing major changes as several long-standing structures from the park's early days are replaced or repurposed. The updates include new lands and attractions focused on Monsters, Inc. and classic Disney animation. Construction is actively transforming areas once known as the Muppet Courtyard and Animation Courtyard.

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The music legend is back on his feet and posting proof after a dizzy spell cut his Minnesota show short. Fans got the first direct word from him via Instagram.

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