Disney Princess-Tiana

There has been some confusion on what it takes to be a princess. Many people are saying that Mulan shouldn't be an official princess, because she's just ordinary and even though Shang has some nice abbs, he is not a prince.
So I decided to write this article to tell you the exact requirements for a Disney heroine to become a Princess. I'm not that popular on here and it's not really my place to tell people whats what, but I'm going to do it anyway. If you disagree, disagree nicely.


Requirement #1:You must be human
This one is pretty obvious. Take Nala for example;she is a princess. She married...

Alright, confession time: I set out to do this role model countdown with a certain level of zeal that I'm sure surprised some of you, but truth be told: it's part of some deeper research I've been working on for a while.
As many of you, I'm a student of both film and feminism, and I'm particularly fascinated by how women are portrayed and have evolved in Disney animation. I've been researching and writing about my findings with Disney and feminism for a while, but I wanted to see what YOU GUYS, the devoted fans, see in your favorite (or least favorite) heroines. Are they truly good role models?...

*These countdown results are based off of the views of the Disney Princess fans, and not my own.*

9) Ariel- Our princess of the month didn't get so far in this countdown. She's bubbly, sweet, and isn't happy with her father's restrictions (Although we learn that there is very good reason for them in The Little Mermaid 3). Some said that she was childish, immature, and wouldn't take the job seriously, and with her somewhat reckless decisions and selfishness, most agreed she would make the worst queen out of the princesses.

Here are the long-awaited results of my trailer countdown. I was on holiday, went to Disneyland Paris, couldn't be bothered to make it. You know how shit happens. Should I put the swearing warning here now or leave it until later? Actually, who cares?

Ah, yes. Movie trailers. Everyone sits at home or in the cinema and sees a trailer. It's that little piece of enticing footage that makes you go "MUST SEE THAT FILM! MOTHER, BOOK THE CINEMA TICKETS! BOOK THEM NOW!". And as my mum always says, they put the best bits in the trailer so if the trailer sucks then the film does too. Or maybe that's just...