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As part of their “Together We Can Be Incredible” public service campaign, Disneyland Resort is making healthy and safety fun, with two exciting new “Tips” featuring everyone’s favorite super hero family.
“The Soul of Jazz: An American Adventure,” now open at The American Adventure Pavilion, takes guests on a musical tour across the U.S. with Joe Gardner from Disney and Pixar’s “Soul” as their guide. The exhibit is part of the continuing transformation of Epcot and the park’s ongoing celebration of “curiosity, discovery, and the magic of possibility.”
Starting this February, Walt Disney World Resort will be launching new experiences inspired by Disney and Pixar’s “Soul” that will encourage guests to “Celebrate Soulfully.”
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced that 27 animated films are eligible for consideration in the Animated Feature Film category for the 93rd Academy Awards.
To celebrate National Popcorn Day on Tuesday, Jan. 19, Disney+ shared the trailer for “Pixar Popcorn,” which will premiere Friday, Jan. 22 on the streaming platform.
Emily Jacobsen, the creator of the TikTok phenomenon “Remy the Ratatouille” that has since spurned a real-life Broadway musical event, recently got a sneak peek at Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure, the new attraction debuting in 2021 at Epcot.
The highly anticipated Christmas Day release of Disney and Pixar’s “Soul” on Disney+ is just one day away, and there’s a wide range of new products inspired by the film.
When you think of Pixar, you think of heart-wrenching stories peppered with humor and adventure. With “Soul,” you get something a bit different – an exploration of that ever-unanswerable question: Why are we here?
Along with announcements from the creative leaders at Walt Disney Studios and Walt Disney Animation, Pixar Animation Studios chief creative officer Pete Docter shared news about the new projects fans can look forward to from the studio.
2020 has been full of surprises. One of the wildest is that a bunch of users on TikTok came together to create a musical of the 2007 animated Pixar film, “Ratatouille.” What is even wilder is that it not only went viral, but that Pixar, Disney, and Broadway even acknowledged it. If the film proved that anyone can cook, TikTok proved that anyone can write a Broadway-worthy play.
