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20 Disney Characters And Their Real Life Twins Worldwidegis.blogspot.com Mar 21, 2019 3:03 PM We love Disney; who doesn’t, right? Disney’s reach is so completely and fully integrated into our society that it’s not hard for us to name at least one Disney character, even if we wouldn’t call ourselves superfans. This kind of cultural impact that Disney has is incredible and is something that we believe will last into many future generations. Disney as a company seems to work mostly in animation. The women and men of old Disney are pulled straight from classic fairytales and other made-up stories. This results in a magical, over-the-top style that’s relatable, accessible, and imagination-sparking. We love them for nostalgic reasons but really have come to enjoy the new Disney era even more. Movies like  Frozen ,  Wreck-It Ralph , and  Tangled  are all giving us major creative vibes. From different art styles to different story inspirations, the new Disney is impacting the world in

15 TV Shows That Just Got Cancelled Hell no. Fox TV's version of The Hunger Games is underway, with series new and old fighting it out for survival as the networks' Upfronts presentations edge nearer. With lots of newcomers to accommodate, it's simply a fact of TV schedules that some shows will have to make way, and the major networks ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, and The CW have already started wielding the knife and cutting the chaff. While there have been a few surprising renewals and other shows remain on the bubble, a number have had the plug pulled on them. A few will be sorely missed, and to others it's a case of goodbye and good riddance, but - barring more revivals - none will be back on our screens again anytime soon. Honourable Mention: Brooklyn Nine-Nine Fox Brooklyn Nine-Nine  was  cancelled , but the show's demise lasted just 24 hours before NBC stepped into the breach to revive it. Fox's decision to cancel the series led to an outpouring of suppo

15 TV Shows That Just Got Cancelled Hell no. Fox TV's version of The Hunger Games is underway, with series new and old fighting it out for survival as the networks' Upfronts presentations edge nearer. With lots of newcomers to accommodate, it's simply a fact of TV schedules that some shows will have to make way, and the major networks ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, and The CW have already started wielding the knife and cutting the chaff. While there have been a few surprising renewals and other shows remain on the bubble, a number have had the plug pulled on them. A few will be sorely missed, and to others it's a case of goodbye and good riddance, but - barring more revivals - none will be back on our screens again anytime soon. Honourable Mention: Brooklyn Nine-Nine Fox Brooklyn Nine-Nine  was  cancelled , but the show's demise lasted just 24 hours before NBC stepped into the breach to revive it. Fox's decision to cancel the series led to an outpouring of suppo