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Kristen Bell and Mila Kunis' daughters are still big Frozen fans.

Et spoke with the A Bad Moms Christmas co-stars at the Los Angeles premiere of the film on Monday, where they dished about their daughters' Halloween costumes -- and how they've both been roped into dressing up as Elsa this year. 

"My daughter, Wyatt, six months ago, I was, like, 'Buddy, what do you want to be for Halloween?'" Kunis, 34, tells Et's Cameron Mathison. "She's like, 'I'm going to be Cinderella, and you're going to be Elsa.' I was like, 'No, that's cute, so you're going to be an awesome super hero and mom is going to be, like, Han Solo,' and she's like, 'Yeah, Ok.' Cut to yesterday. I was Elsa and Wyatt was Cinderella."

Kunis says that her family, including husband Ashton Kutcher and 11-month-old son Dimitri, already celebrated the holiday over the weekend at their neighbor's Halloween party -- making...

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds‘ older daughter James is all about Halloween dress-up, but she has a few stipulations.

In this week’s issue of People, the All I See Is You star dishes on her 2½-year-old’s current request for family costumes — and it sounds like James’ baby sister Inez, 1, might be getting the short end of the stick.

“My daughter suggested that our youngest should be Mike Wazowski, so I thought, ‘Great, we are all going to get to be different characters from Monsters, Inc.,’ ” recalls the mother of two, 30. “But then she suggested the baby be Mike...

Disneyland Paris has “sincerely apologized” for banning a 3-year-old boy from partaking in their “Princess for a Day” experience because of his sex.

On Tuesday, Devon, England, resident Hayley McLean-Glass wrote a post on her blog about an incident she experienced when trying to take her son Noah for a princess makeover at the Disneyland Hotel — located just outside the entrance to Disneyland Paris in France.

According to his mom, Noah is “the biggest” fan of Princess Elsa from Disney’s Oscar-winning 2013 animated film Frozen — a passion that prompted McLean-Glass to take him to the Disney park two times in the last 10 months.

Dreams do come true!

On Friday, the voices behind ten of Disney’s biggest princesses came together for one magical photo op.

Paige O’Hara (Belle from Beauty and the Beast), Irene Bedard (Pocahontas), Mandy Moore (Rapunzel in Tangled), Auli’i Cravalho (Moana), Sarah Silverman (Vanellope von Schweetz, Wreck-It-Ralph), Kristen Bell (Anna in Frozen), Kelly Macdonald (Merida in Brave), Anika Noni Rose (Tiana in The Princess and the Frog), Linda Larkin (Jasmine in Aladdin) and Jodi Benson (Ariel in The Little Mermaid) all united on the stage of Disney’s D23 Expo in Anaheim, California.

The ladies were there to...

If you've ever wondered what kind of beer that the Disney princesses drink, we've got a fun infographic here from PureCostumes that breaks it all down for you. With Oktoberfest upon us, this infographic shows us how the Disney princesses would celebrate it.

Below the infographic you'll find a more detailed breakdown for each of the Disney characters and their brew of choice.

Alice – Delirium Tremens

She’s in her own wonderland. Having delusional interactions. Need we say more?Anna – Glueh Kriek

This cherry ale served hot with spices is sure to thaw out Anna’s frozen heart. It’s just what she needs to get through the cold and save her sister from a desolate life!Ariel – Corona

She’s found her own beach. And she’s “miles away from ordinary.” No doubt about it; it’s a Corona for this one.Aurora – Russian River Pliny the Younger

She...

Now that Prince George and Princess Charlotte have an open invitation to visit North America, their parents might want to consider a stop-over in Orlando. (Hey, Uncle Harry can help with theme-park tips!) • Want to keep up with the latest royals coverage? Click here to subscribe to the Royals Newsletter.As part of its summer debuts, Walt Disney World is unveiling a new stage show, "Mickey's Royal Friendship Faire," and as the name (not to mention the extra "e" at the end) suggests, it's a full-on bonanza for royals fans. Performed in front of Cinderella's castle (where else?), the...

It's a fairy-tale come to life in London this morning, as Princess Kate took a carriage ride pulled by Cinderella the horse! The ceremonial ride, in which she also shared a barouche (open-top) carriage with brother-in-law Prince Harry and mother-in-law Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, went along the Mall in London from Buckingham Palace as part of the ceremonial festivities for Queen Elizabeth's official birthday, a celebration known as Trooping the Colour. Kate wore the same Alexander McQueen coat she wore for Princess Charlotte's christening last year and paired it with a light peach Philip Treacy hat. According to a Treacy rep,...

The world’s appetite for more Frozen is just about as big as Anna’s appetite for delicious sandwiches and chocolate. And Disney’s sure committing to putting together a menu of follow-ups to the 2013 massive hit: We got short film Frozen Fever in front of Cinderella last year, a Broadway show debuts in 2018 (and previews in Denver in 2017), a Frozen holiday special will air on ABC in 2017, and a theatrical sequel is on the way too. Here’s a status update on Frozen 2 from the voice of Princess Anna: “It is almost completed being written. And we start recording this month or next month,” Kristen Bell said while talking with HitFix about The Boss, her new film co-starring Melissa McCarthy. (I’ll have more of this interview with Bell to share with you closer to The Boss’ release on April 8.) When I asked Bell whether she’s...

A couple of years ago, Disney announced they were working on live action feature based on the classic "101 Dalmations" villain Cruella De Vil. We all rolled our eyes and forgot about it, but never one to let brand extension go, the studio is ramping things up. Emma Stone is in talks to play the title role in "Cruella." Aline Brosh McKenna ("Annie," "Cinderella") penned an earlier version of the script, but Kelly Marcel ("Saving Mr. Banks," "Fifty Shades Of Grey") is now writing the screenplay. There's no director attached at the moment, and no plot details are being shared, but Stone will follow Glenn Close who played the fur-loving character in 1996's live action "101 Dalmatians" and the 2000 sequel, "102 Dalmatians."  Read More: Watch: Emma Stone Dances With Sailors In Video For Will Bulter's "Anna" I would presume given that Stone's age, this movie might be taking a page...