This is exactly what happened to me when I re-watched the 1964 Mary Poppins movie (you know ... Turns out the famous "spoonful of sugar" scene is full of more wisdom than I thought.

And this is how it goes. Hollywood legend Dick Van Dyke, 99, treated a crowd of fans to something special on Sunday when he sang the classic “Mary Poppins” song ...

For Thornbrugh, “Mary Poppins” is further evidence of the positive presence VBC has had in her life since the age of 6, and the company culture plays a large part in that. “I started as a ...

At Northwest Primary School on Pierpoint Avenue last week, a stream of kids and parents were arriving for rehearsal for Rutland Youth Theatre’s production of the Broadway musical “Mary Poppins.” The ...

Yes, I do. I have all those things. I am large. I contain multitudes. High school coaches are the Mary Poppins of the athletic world: assigned the task of molding youth into wiser, more fully ...

In his dream, the Pope of those days anchors the 'ship' of the Church between two pillars, one with a statue of Mary (Auxilium Christianorum or 'Help of Christians') and the other with a large ...

Mary Poppins is a 1964 American musical fantasy film directed by Robert Stevenson and produced by Walt Disney, with songs written and composed by the Sherman Brothers. A sequel, Mary Poppins ...

This is the man who flirted his way through Mary Poppins, and took that queen on a date inside a sidewalk chalk drawing. He danced and sang his way into our hearts through a dirty chimney.

However, one of the more peculiar pieces of advice is to place a spoonful of sugar mixed with water outside, ideally on a 'colourful' spoon and near a seemingly motionless bee. It may sound odd ...

The story takes viewers to first century Galilee, where a young Mary Magdalene likely lived on her own in a small fishing village on the nearby sea. Some details about her life remain ambiguous.

One piece of advice is to place a spoonful of sugar mixed with water outside on a 'colourful' spoon. While it may seem strange, as sweet treats usually attract unwanted pests like flies and ants ...