Disney princesses, including Frozen's Elsa and Anna, get involved in all types of dangerous situations despite how old many of them are, and the Disney princess ages might surprise many audience ...

Elsa is the 13th official Disney princess. Huzzah! We hope she gets a certificate for that. Advertisement. More for You: Taylor Swift's Former Classmate Explains Why 'People Hated Her' In High School.

We've taken a deep dive into the Disney Princess franchise to explain just why Elsa and Anna aren't part of the group, what it takes to make the cut, who's been dropped in the past – and who ...

Artist Claire Hummel dressed her Disney princesses in historically accurate costumes.The artist describes Elsa's outfit: "Frozen is purportedly set in the 1830s-40s, but I've been obsessed with ...

Another reason why Elsa isn’t considered a Disney princess is because this character is a literal queen. At the beginning of Frozen 2, this ice queen is in charge of Arendelle.

While no details have been confirmed about the follow-up to the film that had children and adults everywhere singing “Let It Go,” director Jennifer Lee is teasing her new movie, “A Wrinkle ...

Yes, “Frozen 2” does have a brief post-credits scene at the end of the film. During the credits however, you’ll hear three alternate takes on some of the film’s original songs.

Disney counts 12 of its characters as official Disney Princesses, but there are plenty more characters with royal blood among the Mouse House's many films that don't make the cut.

My favorite Disney princess movie will forever be Beauty And The Beast, though Moana is a close second. Maybe it’s the story, ...

The website NameTrends.net notes that last year, Elsa was the 528th most popular girl’s name, being given to only about one in roughly 34,000 children, and it hasn’t eked into the American top ...

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Frozen's Elsa gets to be the Little Mermaid for a day thanks to illustrator Dylan Bonner's awesome (and gorgeous!) illustrations of Disney princesses swapping story lines; see them here!