Disney epitomizes branding at its best, using characters and stories across all types of platforms, from digital apps and toys to theme park attractions and virtual experiences. The company’s slate of films in the coming years reflect enhancing established properties and creating new ones in the process. Which Disney films are on their way to seeing sequels, and how can they continue the strength of the brand, as opposed to crippling the franchise?

Peter Pan would say that “faith, trust and pixie dust” would do the trick. We all know, though, that timing, effort and imagination are equally as important.

Covering a song is hard enough. Doing it in 21 different voices is extremely difficult. Pulling it off in 21 different voices that are familiar to most? Well, that’s quite the task to tackle.

But that’s exactly what one man did. Brian Hull took on the Oscar-winning “Let It Go” from the now billion-dollar-grossing Disney hit flick Frozen, and did it in 21 different voices from various Disney and Pixar movies. The video is well worth watching just for the part Scuttle from The Little Mermaid sings.

You can check out the video below.

Oh boy, here we go again. Remember back in 2010 when a pastor called James Cameron’s Avatar the most satanic movie he’s ever seen? Well, religious types are still taking aim at popular movies, believe it or not. But they’re taking it much farther nowadays.

According to pastor Kevin Swanson and his Generations Radio co-host Steve Vaughn, Disney is trying to indoctrinate your children into becoming gay or thinking more lightly of bestiality with movies like their latest hit, Frozen, which must be the work of the Devil himself. Yes, you read that correctly.

Continue below to see what they had to say, but make sure you take a seat first.

What an odd and oddly-wonderful Oscars. As the 86th Academy Awards winds down, we reflect on the shocking wins, disappointing losses, and memorably unusual moments. But here we focus on the Disney elements, whether prominent or more subtle, that persisted throughout the show.

Frozen thawed the cooler hearts of some voters, scoring it two wins. And the other Disney nominees? Not so lucky. Yet the influence of the Mouse could be felt throughout the theatre. Let’s analyze Disney at the Oscars 2014.

On last night’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, host Jimmy Fallon and the show’s house band The Roots got together for another one of their “Classroom Instruments” performances. This time around, they were joined by Tony Award-winning performer Idina Menzel, or as the whole world knows her now thanks to John Travolta — Adele Dazeem.

For this installment of Classroom Instruments, the gang did a special rendition of “Let It Go,” from Disney’s Frozen, which Menzel sings in the film.

Check out the performance from The Tonight Show here below.