Growing up, Simone Brown adored Disney princesses — but as a Black girl, she got the message that she couldn’t be one. When Brown was in 6th grade, she was so excited to be cast as Cinderella in her ...

EVEN HAD TO ORDER MORE. WELL, NEARLY 40 LITTLE GIRLS FROM ACROSS THE REGION WERE TREATED LIKE ROYALTY THIS AFTERNOON, KOSAIR FOR KIDS HOSTED ITS PRINCESS TEA PARTY AT THE KENTUCKY CASTLE IN VERSAILLES ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Kosair for Kids hosted a tea party on Sunday, treating 37 kids with differing abilities like royalty for a day at The Kentucky Castle in Versailles. This was the second-ever ...

Which Disney princess doll is best? For decades, Disney has made movies featuring beautiful princesses with a wide range of personalities and backgrounds. Between Snow White and Princess Elsa, there ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — More than 30 Kosair Kids were pampered like princesses with a special tea party in their honor. Kosair for Kids hosted their second Kosair Kids Princess Tea for girls with differing ...

Calling all Disney adults (and kids)! Once upon a time, Diff Eyewear came out with Disney princess-inspired glasses, sunglasses and glasses chains for kids and adults alike. Belle, Ariel, Cinderella ...

Mom creates special royal wigs for kids losing their hair. — -- An Alaska woman is hoping to recruit more volunteers to help her create special "princess" wigs for kids with cancer as part of her ...

Over 11 years and 570 episodes, John Rabe and Team Off-Ramp scoured SoCal for the people, places, and ideas whose stories needed to be told, and the show became a love-letter to Los Angeles. Now, John ...

Parents for years have been concerned that the cartoon curves and thin waists of Disney princesses would impose unrealistic body ideals onto kids who idolize Ariel, Sleeping Beauty and Jasmine. But ...

If you ever chewed up Fred, Wilma, Barney or Dino, you know the appeal of character-based kids’ vitamins. Bayer’s Flintstones Vitamins, launched in 1968, marked only the beginning of what has become ...

For parents worried about how Disney princesses might impact their child's self-image, a new study is saying, “Let it go.” “In children's media, about 60% of the characters are men and boys, they're ...