Jeopardy had a category dedicated to the Disney Princesses. However, it was not about the pretty woman looking for their Prince Charming. Instead, it was about the evil people in their lives.
It was not just about the villains. It was about what they said. It would be like, “The original cartoon came out in 1937, and very evidently so. There’s a big focus on her love story with a guy who literally stalks her. Weird, weird. So we didn’t do that this time.” The answer would be, “Who is Rachel Zegler?”
Just joking. It would be like, “Mirror, mirror, on the wall – who is the fairest one of all?” The answer, as we all know, is the Evil Queen.
I didn’t realize until this category that we remember more what the villains say than what the Princesses and their Prince Charmings say in their films. So that makes me wonder, are they true the stars? I know, as an adult, I always root for the bad guys because I see myself in them.
Someone, somewhere, thought it would be a brilliant idea to have Bath & Body Works and Disney Princesses collaborate on a signature collection. And they were right. Therefore, the company needs to give that genius a raise so she can live happily ever after.
Starting on February 16th, the scents store is selling signature fragrances which will capture the essence of six Disney Princesses.
• Cinderella’s kindness is evoked through the blend of gardenia, musk and amber
• Tiana’s dreamy spirit is captured in notes of water lily, amber and wood
• Jasmine’s adventurous energy comes to life with jasmine, currants and woods
• Belle’s genuine nature is embodied by rose, buttercup and whipped vanilla
• Moana’s driven personality is expressed through a blend of green palms, plumeria and coconut
• Ariel’s curiosity is conveyed in the fresh notes of sea salt, citrus and coral waters
The scents will be available as candles, perfumes, soaps, and lotions.
I don’t know about you. But I want them all. They sound like they will all smell fabulous!
I know most people grew up on Disney, but I am a Nickelodeon girl. So, I thought the category From Disney to A-list on Celebrity Pop Jeopardy would be hard for me. But it wasn’t because I knew all but one of those answers due to the stars becoming A-list names. How well did you do?
If someone ever told me that one of the Marvel Universe shows was going to do a Rosh Hashana episode, I would say to them they are meshuganah. So, Disney Channel, you are meshuganah.
That is because on September 15th at 8:30p, they have an episode of Marvel’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends that is going to be about the Jewish New Year.
In the episode “An UnBEElievable Rosh Hashanah,” Gobby steals all of the bees, so Team Spidey and The Thing must get them back and save Rosh Hashana.
In Judaism, honey represents sweetness. So during Rosh Hashana, we say a blessing as we dip apples in honey for a sweet year. So without any honey, we will all have a bad year. Therefore, we need Spidey and his friends to save the day, more importantly, the year.
Did Enchanted need a sequel? Nope. But we are getting one this Thanksgiving with Amy Adams and Patrick Dempsey reprising their roles.
Is that a bad thing? By the looks of the trailer, far from it. It is the type of me that can be enjoyed by the whole family. And we need more of those. Because if you saw the stuff my nieces force me to watch, you too would be looking forward to something as darling as this film, especially since I am going to have to watch it over and over and over and over again.
