Portrayed by Smith, this character helps Aladdin win over Princess Jasmine ... Princess Jasmine’s solo song being one of the most notable. Instead of dreaming of the freedom to choose her ...

Though we don't live in said perfect world, we got close enough with Smith's Aladdin-promoting appearance Monday night. Speaking on his role of Genie in the live-action update of the 1992 classic ...

Smith also sings “Arabian Nights ... Academy Awards are all for animated Disney musicals, including song and score for “Aladdin”) invited Pasek and Paul to go through all of Ashman ...

Will Smith is laughing off the backlash ... Disney shared the first full-length trailer for "Aladdin," showcasing his original twist on the song "Friend Like Me." In the trailer, Smith rapped ...

On Monday’s “Tonight Show,” Will Smith spit some bars from his hip-hop version of “Friend Like Me,” a key song in the upcoming live-action “Aladdin.” Before getting down to it ...

I’m so thrilled to be able to share this magical song with the world.” REALTED: Will Smith Shares His Aladdin Genie Beauty Tips: ‘I Don’t Want Kylie Jenner Stealing My Stuff’ Although ...

“Aladdin” is one of Disney’s big ... The footage provided an extended look at Will Smith’s “Friend Like Me” song and dance number, which included the actor rapping.

In a trailer for the new live-action remake of Aladdin from a couple months ... pretty in line with the original spirit of the song, but with Smith’s personality sprinkled in throughout.

Will Smith teams with DJ Khaled for a new hip-hop version of “Friend Like Me,” a song from Guy Ritchie’s upcoming live-action remake of Aladdin. Smith adopts a suitably family-friendly ...

May his daring at least get Disney’s closed minds to rerelease Song of the South ... Genie in Disney’s new Aladdin, a live-action remake of its 1992 animated hit. Smith can’t avoid ...

Ritchie’s “Aladdin” looks so familiar that ... Taking his cues from the song “Friend Like Me,” Smith plays Genie like he’s the ultimate wingman. Cooler than you, but willing to ...

It’s safe to say that the dubious public reaction to the first Aladdin trailer isn’t exactly what Disney wished for. So the Mouse House went back to the drawing board for a second sneak peek ...