Frozen

There is one coming to Boise that many families will be wanting to see, which will make for a great Christmas gift for all ages.

A young girl named Amelia in Ukraine caught the attention of 'Frozen' star Idina Menzel after a video of her singing 'Let It Go' went viral.

One of Disney’s biggest sensations ever is joining the ranks of Beauty and the Beast and The Lion King in getting its own live version onstage.

'Where we’re going with it, we have tons of conversations about it, and we’re really conscientious about these things,' says co-director/writer Jennifer Lee.

Some claim that “The Snow and Ice Dance,” one of China’s official songs for the distant 2022 Olympic games, sounds suspiciously similar to “Let It Go.”

I dare you not to tear up during this video!

Are you ready for some amazing news? Disney has just confirmed 'Frozen 2'!

Elsa, Anna, Olaf and rest of your favorite characters from Arendelle are ready for their return to the silver screen!  Check out this new trailer for the animated short "Frozen Fever" that will be seen before the release of Disney's live action Cinderella flick on March 13th!

What's that? You need even more ‘Frozen’ facts? If our last video wasn't enough for you, we’re back with a sequel, delivering even more little known bits of trivia from the land of Arendelle. Elsa has become known for her trademark braid, which she dramatically unfurls while singing “Let It Go”, but did you know that Disney animators had to individually create over 420,000 CGI strands of hair? Compare that with Rapunzel, known for her massive head of hair, who only had 27,000. These are just some of the cold, hard facts packed into the latest episode of You Think You Know Movies, which returns to Disney's modern classic ‘Frozen’!

You love ‘Frozen’, but you've already seen the movie and listened to the soundtrack an infinite amount of times. What to do? Well, just keep counting down the days until March 13, when an all-new ‘Frozen’ adventure—‘Frozen Fever’—opens in theaters with Disney's ‘Cinderella’.