We're Not the Bad Guys, the Executives at Disney Are
It's not about anti-girly, anti-pink, anti-sparkle or anti-princess; it's about anti-limitation.
It's not about anti-girly, anti-pink, anti-sparkle or anti-princess; it's about anti-limitation.
TresSugar | Posted 03.30.2012
We've all got fairytales on the brain, as the very first Disney princess, Snow White, is having her moment in the sun. Two star-studded movies about S...
Posted 03.05.2012
Lindsay Lohan's fourth time hosting "Saturday Night Live" brought forth some memorable sketches, but perhaps none more so than "The Real Housewives of...
Amy Fox | Posted 04.22.2012
I can't help but be pissed off that this book exists. That somebody at Disney put resources into it, and somebody at Barnes & Noble gave it a privileged position in a display. I can't help but wonder if the stories we tell our children shouldn't matter to us, just a little bit.
Samara Green | Posted 04.15.2012
In The Little Mermaid, who provides Ariel with a shelter and future life of luxury? Prince Eric. In Cinderella, who brings her out of rags and into riches? Prince Charming.
Deborah Stambler | Posted 04.03.2012
It's fascinating to watch my girls develop into young women -- to see their sexuality, intellect and self-awareness grow. It's also scary to recognize that our influence in their life is waning.
Sabrina Schaeffer | Posted 03.31.2012
Perhaps the most pernicious part of the modern feminist movement is the idea that girls shouldn't be girls. But conflating equality with uniformity isn't the answer. Because, in the end, to be different is what sets us apart.
The Huffington Post | Emma Gray | Posted 01.20.2012
With all of the attention that the Disney Princesses get, it's only fair to occasionally give their male counterparts a moment in the spotlight. To th...
Emma Gray | Posted 02.14.2012
Tiny waist? Check. Intricately bejeweled ball gown? Check. Tiara? Check. Sofia has a lot in common with Snow White, Cinderella, Belle, Sleeping Beauty and Ariel -- except that she's a little girl.
The Huffington Post | Emma Gray | Posted 12.02.2011
A statuesque woman stands with her back to the camera. Her blonde hair is perfectly coiffed and you can see a hint of pink lipstick peeking out as she...
www.themarysue.com | Posted 01.20.2012
What's your sign? Who is your favorite Disney princess? Hey, maybe they're the same! Maybe not! Either way, we found a lovely Tumblr (called Blahlalal...
Monica Gallagher Sakala | Posted 01.14.2012
It's not Disney's job to teach my child that there is more to life than marrying a prince, despite how aggressively all major media outlets promoted that notion during the Royal Wedding. It's my job to be aware of what she is watching.
www.themarysue.com | Posted 12.23.2011
Jirka Vaatainen is a graphic design student at the Arts University College at Bournemouth in the UK, and he's come up with some really interesting int...
Hayley Krischer | Posted 12.20.2011
When I was pregnant with my daughter, I swore she would never wear pink. But then I saw the glitter shoes. And the Cinderella coloring book. And I wondered, is my anti-princess stance really necessary?
Posted 10.24.2011
Sleeping Beauty and company will be moving to a new Disneyland hangout. Come 2013, the princesses will have their own storybook village, dubbed Fantas...
Jim Hill | Posted 10.22.2011
If you're thinking about coming out on Sunday to catch the very last day of the Walt Disney Company's version of ComicCon, my advice is to bring along your wallet as well as some earplugs. Because it can get pretty pricey & noisy around here.
Disney has been embedded into our lives since we've been little nugget kittens, playing with sticky Cheerios on our highchair trays like old ladies at...
HuffingtonPost.com | Jordan Zakarin | Posted 09.10.2011
As Prince William and new bride, Duchess Catherine Middleton, toured California over the weekend, they grabbed headlines and gave Hollywood's brightes...
Posted 08.23.2011
Generations of children have grown up listening and singing them, imagining their prince charming is coming (or that they'll find that princess in dis...
Posted 08.23.2011
Can't decide which of the endless classic Disney songs you should listen to? How about taking a chord from each one! Quite literally, one chord. ...
Mary Bradley | Posted 11.17.2011
I grew up on both the Disney and non-Disney versions of the fairy tales, but unlike my daughter, I didn't wear their images on my T-shirts, lunchbox, umbrellas and every second piece of apparel I owned.
Bunmi Laditan | Posted 05.25.2011
If there were ever a Disney Princess that needed an intervention, it would be Belle. She works through her fear of being eaten by her captor and then develops a classic case of Stockholm syndrome.
Bunmi Laditan | Posted 05.25.2011
The Little Mermaid never provides any explanation as to what happened to Mrs. Triton; perhaps in some kind of messy domestic dispute, she was banished to another part of the ocean.
Lola Jaye | Posted 11.17.2011
Whilst humans don't have the ability to change the past, it doesn't mean we have to let the past define who we are as individuals. And it doesn't have to allow us to dismiss any potential mate, just because they are flawed.
Meredith C. Carroll | Posted 11.17.2011
The truth is that what I will miss is the innocence that Barney represents in my daughter's life. As I read the Cinderella book to her over and over each day, I try to decide what she's actually learning.
Lori Day | Posted 04.24.2012