|
Opinion by
marissa
posted
1 year ago
|
|
|
|
|
Howard Ashman, a legend amoung Disney musicians
|
This is just a little blurb I had to do on a lyricist for music class. I chose Howard Ashman who helped compose and write the music for some of Disney's most memorable films.
Howard Ashman was born in Baltimore on May 17, 1951. Ashman attended school at Goddard College and Boston University. He also earned an MFA from Indiana University. In 1974 he moved to New York where he became an editor at Grosset & Dun, a United States book publisher founded in 1898.
He was a Jewish American lyricist, playwright, and director, best known for his work with Disney. Ashman received the 1989 Academy Award for Best Song for "Under the Sea," (The Little Mermaid), written with his long time partner, Alan Menken. In total, Ashman won six awards for his work on The Little Mermaid, including two Academy Awards, two Golden Globe Awards, and two Grammy Awards. Along with The Little Mermaid, Howard Ashman worked with other Disney musicians on Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Who's the hottest Disney Girl? Read Below.
|
So, I'm straight, so maybe I'm not the best one to make this sort of thing. But I read an article before that a man wrote about the top ten hottest animated disney women, and i really had to disagree. His top woman wasn't even disney, plus he didn't really have any reasoning behind the women he chose. I am not going to write pros and cons like he did. I'm only going to write about what makes the women hot! Plus, his pictures were awful. So here is the ten hottest animated disney women from a woman's point of view.
|
|
|
Fan fiction by
al-e-xl
posted
4 months ago
|
|
|
Am offering a rendition of tales we all known and loved, well at lease those of my generation. It's an explanation to many unanswered questions and a second chance to revisit character’s seemingly long forgotten. To many of us these tales was known as the Disney afternoon but before I continue I first offer my most sincere apologies because even thought I believe in family values I also believe in honest expression and I feel a need to tell this story in a modern setting.
My exploitation of Indian, Chinese and Japanese mythologies plus the extensive stories of Duck tales, Tales Spin, Darkwing Duck and the Quack pack I've created Tales of a dime: The rise of Khan, the answer to the question of Magica Dispell's obsession with Scrooge McDuck's lucky number one dime. Keeping family values in mind these stories are geared towards the younger generation, the reason why I was so apologetic earlier but with more drama than their Disney counterparts I've blended comic book style action with a Lord's of the rings style fantasy, a magical, marshal arts world with a super hero forum. So allow me to lead you down the rabbit's hole, following a string of cliff...
|
|
Invite friend
Join this Club
write article
