Disney’s “Frozen 2” is at its best when it pokes fun at the original animated film. “Frozen 2,” which hits theaters Friday and tells the next chapter in the adventures of the Ice Queen Elsa (Idina ...

Elsa and Olaf walk through River Park Square before the premiere of "Frozen II" on Friday, Nov. 22, 2019, at River Park Square in Spokane, Wash.

Cleveland, Ohio – Even Elsa is a little bit tired of “Let it Go.” In one of “Frozen II’s” funniest moments, the ice princess holds up a hand to stop a past version of herself from launching into the ...

“I don’t know if we’re headed north, south, gay, or west,” says a somewhat befuddled Elsa, portrayed by Kate McKinnon in animated-tizzy mode. Elsa was asked by her sister why she offered the queer ...

We know you’ve watched the video for “Let It Go” from “Frozen” a million times, and in it you’ve seen Elsa quickly materializing a snowman that would become Olaf. What we don’t see is immediately ...

Frozen Ever After has been a hit since it first debuted in EPCOT’s Norway Pavilion back in 2016. And as the beloved ...

Elsa and Anna, Kristoff and Olaf are all ready to tell their story in two productions of “Frozen JR.” opening this weekend. The Ephrata Performing Arts Center’s Kids for Kids production opens Friday ...

The University School of Jackson Fine Arts Department will present Disney's "Frozen: The Broadway Musical" this weekend.

“Frozen 2” has been out for more than a month, but it’s still going strong as we near the new year — not the most surprising development for the sequel to the biggest animated film of all time. It ...

Do you want to build a snowman? No, thank you. If you’re anything like me, you had enough snow this winter. I’ve heard many people talk about this year’s frequent and heavy snowfall from my coworkers ...

Three of them — Ana, Elsa, Olaf — are on the list of official names in the Atlantic and east Pacific basins, in what could be another active hurricane season. Though it’s too early to know ...

“I don’t know if we’re headed north, south, gay, or west,” says a somewhat befuddled Elsa, portrayed by Kate McKinnon in animated-tizzy mode. Elsa was asked by her sister why she offered the queer ...