Warning: This article contains spoilers for Snow White. Rachel Zegler is a Disney princess for the 21st century in director Marc Webb’s live-action Snow White. The reimagining, written by Erin ...

Rachel Zegler finds herself at the center of another Disney princess outrage. But the way this particular one came about demonstrates the inner workings of a fine-tuned cycle for whipping up fury.

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It works because in this new telling of “Snow White,” the princess is a character who strives for kindness in all she does, but in her benevolence, she’s also trying to rise to the occasion ...

Disney’s first “Snow White” isn’t perfect—the prince is badly underwritten and doesn’t even get a name—but it is, by turns, enchanting, scary and moving. Version 2.0, starring Rachel ...

In response to her Snow White news, she retweeted the images with a laugh. The star also hinted toward her announcement on June 21 by tweeting, "i love you disney princess cinematic universe." ...

The Prince’s kiss, according to Scherazade, symbolizes death taking Snow White from her tomb and leading her to the afterlife —and the giveaway is the white horse she rides, which supposedly ...

Snow White doesn’t actually know the name of her rescuer, as he’s referred to as “the Prince” in this animated film. According to Disney Princess Fandom, though, this handsome character is ...

Walt Disney has released the first image of Rachel Zegler as the Disney princess in the live-action "Snow White," and delayed the film to March 2025.

DefineMe, that mysterious and wonderful fragrance house known for their great pop culture collaborations, is back with two new scents – Snow White and Princess Jasmine. These two perfumes are ...

A pre-production sketch of Persephone, a human princess that served as a test run for Walt Disney's "Snow White." Disney Wikia - Creative Commons Once upon a time, in February 1938, Walt Disney ...

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs came out in 1937, debuting the very first Disney princess with Snow White herself. Voiced by Adriana Caselotti, she's incredibly of her time (i.e. dated af).