In the musical, Horton hears a tiny Who voice and then works to convince his skeptical community that the speck on a clover is a whole world, a world only he can hear. "Part of the fun is them ...

In the musical, Horton hears a tiny Who voice and then works to convince his skeptical community that the speck on a clover is a whole world, a world only he can hear. Without giving too much away ...

To celebrate the animated movie's release 30 years ago this month, Disney delivered a new virtual-reality version of A Goofy Movie's climactic concert scene. By Katie Atkinson Executive Digital ...

According to A Goofy Movie director Kevin Lima, Walt Disney Studios Chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg wasn’t totally sold on the cartoony Goofy voice. So he offered an alternative. “He had this ...

A Goofy Movie came to theaters on April 7, 1995, and we’re celebrating the beloved animated film’s 30th anniversary by highlighting our favorite moments characters, scenes, and more.

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of Disney's "A Goofy Movie," the voice talent from the beloved film are seeing "I 2 I." Disney Legend Bill Farmer (Goofy) and Jason Marsden (Max Goof ...

If you're hearing what we're hearing about Alabama's second scrimmage of spring, the Crimson Tide may have another potant passing combination brewing ... "Crimson Tikes" is the brainchild of ...

In Dr. Seuss’s Horton Hears A Who!, Horton is the only one who can hear Whoville, a minuscule town on a speck of dust. Horton vows to protect the speck, declaring, “A person’s a person ...

who wrote these things? Who wrote that one? Who wrote yes or no? We have had enough. Hi, I'm- Hi. Hi. I'm Joey King. I'm Nicole Kidman. That's so true, and- We're here with Vogue. [Both] The kinda ...

A Disneyland guest is suing the company, alleging an employee playing Goofy tripped and fell over ... Dispatches from Disneyland newsletter here. Katie Dowd is the SFGATE managing editor.

Fox's new CG animation Dr Seuss' Horton Hears a Who! is charming and thankfully does not suffer from the cankerous cynicism or terminal tedium of previous cinematic adaptations of Dr. Seuss.