Therefore, here are some other Frozen songs that you've certainly heard before but should be given a second thought before you put "Let It Go" for the ... Part II Latest in Features I Survived ...

Just as parents manage to get "Let It Go" and "Do You Want to Build ... November 15 and features seven new songs. The "Frozen 2" soundtrack was released on Friday, November 15 and features seven ...

151; -- To say it has been a “Frozen”-filled year would be an understatement. The hit Disney film and Idina Menzel’s smash hit song, “Let It Go,” have taken the world by winter ...

Director Jennifer Lee talked with resident “Frozen” songwriting duo Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez about “freeing them from an ‘I want’ song” akin to “Let It Go” and ...

Frozen's "Love is an Open Door" is a catchy love song, yet fans might not realize it actually has a twisted hidden meaning.

The full 'Let It Go' sequence from Frozen has been released online. The clip, viewable above, sees Wicked star Idina Menzel sing the showstopping ballad as her Disney character Elsa. Based loosely ...

The last “Let It Go” was sung like Elsa from Disney’s Frozen, who performed a song while embracing her magical ice powers. Elsa is an ice queen from Arendelle, and Bruno can see the future.

Ciero claimed that the Lopezes developed the unoriginal song “Let It Go,” which Demi Lovato and Idina Menzel recorded, and then their recordings were incorporated into the Disney film Frozen.

“Let It Go,” written by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, was the favorite to win; a “bona fide anthem that’s Disney’s single biggest and best song in a generation, a tremendous ...

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If you think of the word “frozen” today, a certain Disney movie and the song “Let It Go” come to mind. If you thought of that word in 1998, Madonna’s ballad “Frozen” would have com ...

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) announced on Wednesday (Aug. 14) that the hit song from Disney’s Frozen, “Let It Go,” is certified diamond, signifying 10 million sales.