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2019 sequel, recently explained the story behind the double entendre that is in the song “For the First Time in Forever.”The 44-year-old actress did an interview with Vanity Fair where she watched back the scene in “Frozen” where Anna sings, “For years I’ve roamed these empty halls / Why have a ballroom with no balls?”#KristenBell wanted #Anna in #Frozen to be the “opposite” of the traditional #Disney princess. #nobodywantsthis #forgettingsarahmarshall #veronicamars #gossipgirl #thegoodplace #disney “How did we get that joke in there?” Bell asked out loud in the video published Tuesday.“We slid it under the radar,” she shared.

just maybe, “Disney on Ice” fits the bill.On Sunday, Jan. 5, my wife, 2.5-year-old daughter and I attended an upbeat 4 p.m. matinee of ‘Disney On Ice: Frozen and Encanto’ at Newark, NJ’s Prudential Center and somehow, yes, fun was had by all.

the real life to the storybook, princesses are an enduring source of disruption and discourse. Capricorn cartoon daddy Walt Disney ushered in the OG era of animated princesses with the release of “Snow White” in 1937, followed by “Cinderella” in 1950 and “Sleeping Beauty” in 1959 — so many female protagonists, so many deeply unrealistic relationship expectations. You win some, you lose some, folks.

reports the Sunday Times.According to Mayor Alexander Scheutz, the usually quiet village of 750 permanent residents is being taken over by a whopping 7,000 additional visitors every day who want to snap selfies with Lake Hallstatt and the Dachstein Mountains, which allegedly served to inspire settings in the Disney film.The Post reached out to Scheutz for comment.The town, which is noted for its natural beauty, became a Unesco World Heritage site in 1997.But the protection never bothered Instagram-obsessed visitors anyway.Scheutz revealed that increased foot traffic during peak travel times has left several residents wishing the tourists would “let it go” and move on from the little town.Resident Andrea Zimmerman, who lives above the selfie hotspot, claimed that the crowds of people and the noise level have drastically affected both her and her husband’s health.“I am really concerned about my husband. He had to go back and see the doctors again, he now has problems with his heart,” Zimmerman told the ORF TV network.

told the New York Times in a conversation about the film.

Idina Menzel is among those in the  family who are reacting to video of a little girl in Ukraine flawlessly belting out 's «Let It Go» while hiding in a bomb shelter amid the Russian invasion.Menzel, who played Elsa in Disney's hit animated films, subtweeted the video that has generated more than 15 million views so far on Twitter. In the clip, the little girl's standing and overlooking a throng of Ukrainians under refuge in an effort to avoid a barrage of bombardment that's torn the country apart.The little girl, singing in her native language, has the entire group captivated with her performance, as they belt out «Bravo!» following her performance.

“Encanto” features a soundtrack of catchy hits from Miranda that are providing parents with a much-needed respite from Elsa and Co. “It is so refreshing to have something else to listen to,” exulted Riverdale mom-of-two Yael Buechler. “It was time to let ‘Frozen’ go,” she added, noting that “Surface Pressure” from “Encanto” is now more popular with her 3-year-old and 5-year-old than “Let It Go.” “Encanto,” which opened in theaters in November and started streaming on Disney+ at the end of December, tells the story of a quirky 15-year-old Colombian girl named Mirabel Madrigal who’s frustrated that she seems to lack the magical powers that everyone else in her family possesses.

. When fans began asking, «Why does Elsa have powers? And why does Anna not?» a sequel — 2019's — was born.

A Melbourne dad who dressed up as Queen Elsa to support his son in a now viral TikTok video, has penned a new children’s book with a heartwarming message – you don’t need to blend in and “different is best.”My Shadow Is Pink by best-selling author and illustrator Scott Stuart tells the tale of a little boy who wonders why his shadow is not blue like his dad’s and why he likes “books and pink toys, princess, fairies, and things ‘not for boys’.” The book had its genesis in Stuart looking for ways to help his son Colin, who was being bullied at childcare for having an Elsa doll.“When Colin was three, he fell completely in love with Elsa, and he had an Elsa doll that he absolutely loved,” Stuart told Star Observer in an email interview.“One

Josh Gad is wary of flying outside the U.S. to film when productions restart following a hiatus brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Disney has called on one of its coolest characters to warm the hearts of lonely kids forced to stay home during coronavirus lockdowns.

Myleene Klass has found the perfect way to get her baby son to sleep – by bashing out a bit of Star Wars on the piano, of course.

Frozen star Kristen Bell says she was told she was not “pretty enough” during her early Hollywood career.

Jenny Slate has quit cult animated show Big Mouth because her character is supposed to be biracial.The 38-year-old has announced she’s stepping down from the role of Missy on the hit Netflix series, because a black actress should voice the part.“At the start of the show, I reasoned with myself that it was permissible for me to play Missy because her mom is Jewish and white – as am I.

Josh Gad turned Kelly Clarkson into a giggling superfan during a recent Zoom chat for her TV talk show by inviting her crush Sean Astin to join in. The Frozen star recently recruited Astin for his Reunited Apart YouTube cast get-togethers for The Lord of the Rings and The Goonies, and when he heard Clarkson’s favourite film of all-time was the 1985 hit, he asked the actor if he’d like to gatecrash his interview, which aired on Thursday.

Josh Gad can no longer impress his daughters with his Olaf impressions – as they have gone off his Frozen character in favor of Moana.

, Josh Gad’s charming new animated musical comedy about the lives in and around the New York City landmark, features an all-star cast whose past roles include, Broadway’s and more. So how did Gad assemble an Avengers of musical comedy? «A lot of sleepless nights and desperate phone calls,» the performer, who created the series alongside ’ Loren Bouchard and Nora Smith, tells ET.