Before "Beauty and the Beast," Disney was in the movie and theme park business. As the story goes, film critic Roger Ebert suggested in his review of the 1991 animated feature -- the first cartoon ...

T he Beast's human form is reimagined in a new piece ofBeauty and the Beast art. The influential 1991 Disney animated feature followed a young woman named Belle who is held by a terrifying beast ...

It’s also worth noting that Ashman, who died of complications from AIDS in 1991, saw the cursed Beast as a metaphor for the disease. So if you loved the original, you’ve already embraced a gay ...

As you know, and SPOILER WARNING if you don't, the animated Beauty and the Beast ends with curse being broken and all of the Beast's servants and employees reverting to their human form.For 99% of ...

One of the most obvious things about the new version of Beauty and the Beast is how offputtingly strange some of the story’s main characters look in “live-action.” Not Emma Watson’s Belle ...

LYNN NEARY, BYLINE: "Beauty And The Beast" has surfaced in many forms over the years. In a 1980s TV show, The Beast lived not in a castle, but in an elaborate underground lair beneath New York ...

Many iconic moments will tug at the heartstrings of Beauty and the Beast fans, but the story might have been improved by a few more changes. In a live-action movie, it’s harder to tell a ...

Provo native M.E. Hammond, 24, is a 'Beauty and the Beast' fan and has been since she first saw the movie. 'I've seen the musical about 20 times and it's basically the same every time,' Hammond said.

After a more realistic, but less interesting, live-action film, Pittsburgh CLO returns to the original- and cartoons in general- for inspiration.

One of the most obvious things about the new version of Beauty and the Beast is how offputtingly strange some of the story’s main characters look in “live-action.” Not Emma Watson’s Belle ...