Meet Merida, the Real-Life Version of the Heroine From Pixar’s Brave, Who Is Now Roaming Around Disney World
And the Disney marketing machine starts its engines ...
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"They somehow spun the wheel of tragedy and ended up on my name," says Ryan Seacrest.
They are "the candy of the moment," according to the New York Times.
The old man's browser attempts a new viral marketing scheme.
The state makes millions from licensing the logo.
Bath salts are the new Four Loko.
"From my standpoint, the marketing department of FX has taken a little bit of unfair knocks for the lack of performance of the show."
Is it finally okay to be a 13-year-old sissy?
Free screenings for college students! But it's only two-thirds of the movie.
Its new title is the less gender-specific 'Tangled.'
Fourteen laugh-free minutes.
The industry promises products with "psychological benefits" that work "by interacting with the body's neurotransmitters."
"It's not an R-rated horror movie where audiences know what they're going to get."
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