Disneyland Australia?
I like this rumor… Disneyland Australia? Build so close to Hong Kong, I doubt it. But who knows. Stranger things have happened.
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Blogging at Disney
Bloggers blog links to this article about Corporate Blogging at Red Herring. Apparently there is heavy use of blogging tools inside the corporate firewalls. I’m suprised there is so little of it available for the public to read. Aside from some Podcasting at the May 5th event at Disneyland, can you think of any other… Read More »Blogging at Disney
Lindsay Lohan Blog X:”Kisses everyone” at Herbie Premiere
What’s Lindsay Lohan doing these days? Now that she’s declared her own Cooney-esque war on the aggressive papparatzi, now that she’s shed way too many pounds off her previously pleasantly shaped body, what comes next? How about the world premiere of Herbie: Fully Loaded. Kaci Christian steps in this week to do the red carpet… Read More »Lindsay Lohan Blog X:”Kisses everyone” at Herbie Premiere
Disney’s Chicken Little toys preview
Disney’s next film, and its first film done completely with computer generated animation, is Chicken Little. I’m adopting a wait and see attitude. However, these toys that were previewed in May and June do look pretty neat.
A proposal in Paris, Epcot
Magic still happens at Disney World everyday. Even when you have to make it yourself. Read this darling story of Nicholas as he pops the question to Leslie while watching Fireworks at Epcot.
Ducks officially on Ice
How much is a professional team worth when there is no functioning league for it to belong to? Broadcom Corp. Chairman Henry Samueli and his wife, Susan, have officially signed the papers their purchase of the National Hockey League’s Mighty Ducks of Anaheim from The Walt Disney Co. The sale was for an estimated $75… Read More »Ducks officially on Ice
Never Fear, Underdog is here… eventually.
Dark Horizon’s reports that Disney has penned a deal to make a ‘live action’ film based on the 60s and 70s TV cartoon ‘Underdog‘.
Disney World Restaurant Tops in Class
The servers still wear costumes of circa 1900 servants, but their Disney name tags no longer misidentify them as a Victoria or an Albert, one of the bits of silliness that did disservice to an otherwise high-class dining experience; staff members may now use their own names. The Orlando Sentinel has a new review of… Read More »Disney World Restaurant Tops in Class