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Some of our favorite historical figures were born in the month of December. We couldn't possibly name them all, but here are just a handful whose lives we'll be celebrating.

You haven't seen the Disney classic as it was originally intended.

Here's why you probably haven't seen 'Song of the South'—Disney’s most controversial production ever.

The Imagineers at Disney implemented some Hollywood magic and sophisticated tech to bring this terrifying elevator to life.

Madison’s Dive, named after Daryl Hannah’s character in the movie, was going to be a themed saloon built at the end of a pier on Pleasure Island.

Fifty years before Tim Burton tackled Washington Irving's classic story, Bing Crosby narrated the Gothic horror story for Walt Disney.

Sadly for '90s computer game fans, the idea never reached fruition.

No one goes viral like Gaston.

The concept involved a toe-tapping, supercalifragilistic sing-a-long.

When you sign a contract with the studio, you agree to abide by three simple rules.

To celebrate its 61st year in operation, find out what you need to know about Disneyland's famous Mad Tea Party ride.

Mirror, mirror on the wall, what’s the most out-there Disney fan theory of them all?

Meet the World's Best Grandpa.

For a family film, it was pretty groundbreaking.

It's not realistic for parents to institute a ban on princesses, but there are ways to mitigate the damage.

More than 700 pieces of Disneyana are up for sale at Van Eaton Galleries.

The original Pinocchio was "a cruel, selfish brat."

Walt Disney's most trusted animators were anything but out of touch.

The parade featured all of the textbook highlights you’d expect, like Christopher Columbus on a ship and the first Thanksgiving. But there were also some rather unexpected elements.