From attorney Mulan to animal rights activist Cinderella, illustrator Matt Burt has given Disney princesses powerful new jobs. Disney princesses may be adored by millions of little girls but they are rarely applauded as role models. Since Snow White hit the big screen in 1937, there has been debate over the message Disney princesses send […]
Once referred to as “the Nation’s attic”, what is the purpose of the V&A in Brexit Britain? V&A Director Dr Tristram Hunt visited our local museum – the very wonderful Royal Albert Memorial Museum in Exeter – this week. In an event supported by the Art Fund, Hunt delivered a fascinating and engaging lecture titled Embracing […]
The huge growth in the theme park business across Asia and China in particular is largely fueled by a growth in the middle-classes. Visitors in these markets also have a keen awareness of technology and expect their park experience to be smart right through from booking a ticket to riding the very latest rides and […]
News this week that Disney is contemplating the acquisition of Twitter. At first glance it may indeed seem an odd pairing; like Mickey Mouse having Darth Vadar round for tea, but it could lead to a next gen theme park experience…
Gaming meets Archaeology at The Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
A Day in the Life of blooloopLIVErpool attendees as they visit a zoo, play with Bob the Builder and dance to The Beatles.
Denmarka��s new a�?Ragnarocka�� museum celebrates sex, drugs and rock’n’roll in an iconic setting.
Reaping the rewards at the Royal Mint
Joseph Joy on the continued growth of a small sleepy fishing village.
Shoppers move online, bringing opportunity for the entertainment industry.
