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‘Book of Enchantment’ will premiere on Disney’s upcoming streaming service

What Disney baddie made us happiest trying to ruin a happy ever after? We ranked the top 20 Disney villains of all time.

I am a sucker for nostalgia. A nostalgia that I seem to be the only one that remembers. Things like TV shows and movies of days gone by...and one Halloween movie that was a favorite of mine.

Practice your quacks and get in Flying V formation – The Mighty Ducks may be skating onto a TV near you. Reports indicate that the classic kids’ sports comedy is eyeing a return to the ice with a new TV iteration from the original trilogy’s screenwriter.

Don’t worry, Disney’s new streaming service won’t put us all in debt.

Hillary Scott may have a new singer in the family. During a recent family trip to Disneyland, Scott reveals that her daughter, Eisele Kaye, enjoyed serenading Disney characters.

The previews have come out for the new live version of Beauty and the Beast.  This was one of my favorite cartoons as a kid so I'm excited to see the live-action version.  But which version is better?

Kelsea Ballerini is the Disney Channel's Next Big Thing, and it's easy to see why with a whirlwind of awards nominations, performances and a No. 1 song with "Love Me Like You Mean It."

If you’re a fan of Disney baddies like cigar-smoking Bill Sykes from Oliver & Company (and really, who isn’t a fan of Bill Sykes from Oliver & Company?), this news is relevant to your tobacco-stained interests: The Walt Disney Company has banned all depictions of smoking from all of its films from all of its child-oriented labels (including Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm) rated G through PG-13. Via a press release:

The news out of Disney’s shareholder meeting keeps on coming. This one isn’t much of a surprise: Disney is making Frozen 2. In a related story, the sky is blue and water is wet (until a princess with freezing powers comes along and turns it into ice).

The name “Disney” brings to mind images of fair princesses, charming princes, magical fairy tales, and simple happily ever afters. In recent years, though, Disney has begun rethinking their classic properties, and releasing more thematically complex versions of their famous films. Sleeping Beauty became Maleficent, which turned a wicked witch into a sympathetic anti-hero; a whole mess of fairy tales turned into Into the Woods, where happily ever after preceded a whole bunch of death and tragedy. The ranks of Disney Princesses grew to include women like Merida, the bow-slinging heroine of Brave, and Anna and Else from Frozen, who rescued each other from an prince, rather than the other way around. Every value and concept that Disney had established and reinforced through decades of repetition was seemingly up for reconsideration and revision.

With their new Cinderella just days away, Disney is continuing its streak of turning its animated classics into live-action features with the news, via the Wall Street Journal, that Dumbo is ready to make the transition from animated elephant to ... well, still-animated elephant surrounded by live-action actors. If that idea doesn’t get your ears flapping, maybe this will: the Journal says Tim Burton will be the man who’ll direct the new Dumbo.