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New York Post
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Disney princess refuses to take photo with creepy fan after seeing something shocking on his body
What a Tangled web this guy weaved, when he approached theme park royalty like a creep. Long hair and a sweet smile didn't stop Katrina, a former Princess Rapunzel actress at Disney World, from cutting a fan meet-and-greet short after one freaky fella flashed his 'gross' ink. 'I told a guest I wouldn't take a photo with them because of their inappropriate tattoo of the Disney princess,' Katrina recalled, detailing the hairy encounter to over 570,000 TikTok viewers. 5 Katrina (not pictured) refused to snap pics with a fan who flashed his freaky tattoos of Disney princesses in sexually-suggestive positions. Getty Images The indecent incident occurred at age 19, while she portrayed the mane character in the Disney College Program — a paid internship that offers young adults on-the-job training and educational opportunities. But Katrina was the one who taught this tattooed fool a thing or two. 'A man came in during our fireworks set…he was the only guest in the room — so it's just this man, the princesses, the photographers and an attendant,' she said. 'He came up to me and was like, 'Oh, Rapunzel, I want to show you my tattoo.'' 5 The ex-Disney character actress claims the man's entire body was covered in sleazy tattoos. deagreez – Katrina, who was stationed at the park's Town Square Theater alongside two other Disney damsels, kindly agreed to take a peek at the art on his arm. Unfortunately, however, the image left her seeing red. 'It is a risqué, to say the least, photo of Rapunzel with only her hair covering her bits and some suggestive adult things going on,' said the blond of the NSFW stamp. 'Then I realize, this guy's whole body is covered in tattoos like that of the princesses.' 5 Katrina alerted Disney staffers of the man's distasteful display. GC Images The fairy tale star's nightmare only got worse from there. 'Next, he asks me, 'Can I have a hug?,'' she remembered. 'I said 'No.'' 'Then he said, 'Well, can we take a picture?,' and I said 'No. None of us are going to take a picture with you.'' 5 Katrina demonstrated courage similar to that of Princess Rapunzel in Disney's 'Tangled.' ©Walt Disney Co./Courtesy Everett Collection The noticeably 'upset,' unnamed man moved on to the next princess, hoping she hadn't caught wind of Katrina's protest. But an incensed Katrina notified the attendant of the bonehead's odd behavior, demanding immediate intervention. 'I'm explaining [to the attendant], 'You need to get a manger. This guy needs to cover up. None of us need to see photos like that of our characters,' she said, 'or give him a hug or don't need the character taking a picture next to that kind of a tattoo for that to be out online.' 5 The manager informed the creep that he could either cover up or get kicked out of the theme park by security staffers. Getty Images 'It was like, this is bad,' said Katrina with an awkward laugh. 'Red flag, red flag. Sirens going off.' A manger quickly arrived on the scene with an ultimatum for the 'pissed' perv — either cover the tats with a long-sleeve shirt and sweatpants or be escorted off of Disney's grounds by security. It's unclear whether the dope chose to put on more clothes or get the old heave-ho. Either way, social media supporters showered Katrina with support for vanquishing the villain in true Disney princess style. 'Shout out to you for not freezing which is what I would've done at 19,' clapped a commenter. 'I'm so proud of you. That's so uncomfortable,' another praised. 'I could not imagine being 19 and experiencing a moment like that while in character,' wrote an equally impressed onlooker, to which Katrina said, 'I was definitely shocking to me, and I was worried I would get in trouble. 'Thankfully my team had my back!.'
Daily Mirror
04-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Mandy Moore involved in scary hit-and-run while driving with young children
The Princess Diaries star Mandy Moore was involved in a scary car incident with her family as she explained she was 'rear-ended' - but thankfully her family were unharmed American actress Mandy Moore took to social media to call out the driver who crashed into her and her family in a scary hit-and-run incident, as she asked her followers: "What kind of a human does that?" The mother-of-three explained to her followers that she was "rear-ended," but thankfully, her family was okay. She said: 'The woman who rear-ended my family and then drove off as we pulled over, hope your karma finds you. Thankfully, everyone was ok, but what kind of human does that?'. The Princess Diaries star is a proud mum to three children -four-year-old Gus, two-year-old Ozzie and 10-month-old Louise. She shares her children with her husband, Taylor Goldsmith. It comes after Sir Michael Palin says he is preparing for the end of his life in sad update. READ MORE: Katie Price worries fans with appearance in family photo after explaining weight loss The car accident was just the latest scary incident for the family, as, earlier this year, they had to navigate their home being burned down during Southern California's deadly Eaton fire in January. The 41-year-old and her family were helped by their close friend and fellow actress Hilary Duff at the time, as Mandy explained how the fires impacted their life online. She shared a video of a local building on fire and wrote: "I love you, Altadena. Grateful for my family and pets getting out last night before it was too late (and endless gratitude to friends for taking us in and bringing us clothes and blankets).' She went on to say that she was 'feeling numb' and her children's school was 'gone'. She explained: 'Honestly, I'm in shock and feeling numb for all so many have lost, including my family. My children's school is gone. Our favorite restaurants, leveled. So many friends and loved ones have lost everything too.' While the family has been through some tough times this year, they have also managed to enjoy a more relaxing experience as they went on a stunning vacation to Nayarit, Mexico. The Tangled singer gave fans a glimpse into her holiday online, where she shared snaps of delicious-looking food and picturesque scenery. More pictures were taken of their sweet family time as they all got together to capture memories on the blue sandy beaches. The actress wrote in the caption: "Nothing beats a beach vacation with some of your besties. What an epic few days, @fspuntamita! We can't wait to come back (Gus hasn't stopped talking about it)!!" Fans couldn't help but comment on how stunning the holiday looked as one person wrote: 'The best memories for you all to treasure', while another said: 'That's beautiful. The ocean looked amazing and the kiddos having so much fun. They are adorable….' A third chimed in: 'Had our honeymoon there. Beautiful place with good surf! Looks like a great family trip!'
The Irish Sun
16-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
‘A laugh that was contagious' – Heartbroken mum & best friend of girl, 12, who died in swim tragedy pay funeral tribute
THE heartbroken mum of a 12-year-old who lost her life in a swim tragedy last week told her funeral mass how she "filled life with so much love". Freya Tobin, who was described as "funny, happy and caring" at the emotional mass today, 2 Freya passed away on Friday July 11 2 The young girl was laid to rest in her home town today Credit: RIP Collect Freya's mass was a sea of bright colours, upon the She is survived by her "heartbroken" mother Shannen, dad Eddie and his family, brothers Grayson and Eddie, sister Stephanie Lee. She will also be missed by her grandparents Nanna Triona & her partner Tom, Grandad OJ & his partner Colleen, her aunts, uncles and extended family. She will also be deeply missed by her best friends Sean, Emily and Charlotte. READ MORE IN IRISH NEWS Symbols of her life, including a packet of jellies, a teddy bear, makeup and her Ariana Grande perfume, were brought forward, while songs from Disney's Tangled movie and pop singer Dean Lewis filled the church. In an emotional tribute read at the beginning of the mass on behalf of Freya's mum Shannen, she asked her daughter to help keep her "strong". Shannen said: "I named her Freya after the goddess of love and beauty, and by God did she honour that name. She instantly filled my and my family's life with so much love. "Her funny, happy and caring personality only grew stronger as each year passed. She was not only my daughter, but my best friend and my rock. She shone a light even on the darkest of days. Most read in Irish News "I was so proud of how much love she brought to everyone, no matter where she was. And I'll never forget the way that Freya would light up a room just by entering it. "The brightness she brought would never fade. I loved her strong will, which allowed her to express how she felt. She was the best big sister to Grayson." She continued: "You'd always hear Freya before you'd see her. Always singing and dancing to Tupac and Eminem. "She had a laugh that was so contagious and you couldn't help but laugh with her and this was shown through her love for all of the children in this village. Anyone would have been so lucky to have known Freya and I will be forever grateful to God for my best friend." Sean, Freya's best friend "Last Friday, our world came crashing down when our angel was taken from us so suddenly. Though we will never make sense of a tragedy like this, we can honour Freya by carrying her spirit with us through our memories and our love for one another." Shannen thanked the And she issued a special thanks to the community who have rallied around them in their grief. Her tribute read: "You all took the pressure off of us at this unfavourable time and we will be forever grateful. This gave us great comfort and it also reflected the love the community had for Freya. "Freya, your wings were ready. Now I need you to keep me strong as I have always done for you." 'I'M GOING TO MISS YOU SO MUCH' Freya's brave pal Sean also addressed the funeral congregation as he paid tribute to his best friend. The young man said: "I have no idea why she was taken from us, but God must have made a decision and he couldn't have chosen anyone. "Freya could make me laugh at any time, and I mean belly laugh at most random things because that's just the kind of person that she was. "Anyone would have been so lucky to have known Freya and I will be forever grateful to God for my best friend. "I have so many great memories with Freya, actually way too many to count. "We were both always told by everyone that she would never see one of us without the other, and they were not wrong. She was like my other half. "All of our hearts are broken." Sean added: "Nothing will ever replace that friendship. You don't know how much I miss you already, Freya. "I want to say thanks to Freya's mum Shannen, and Freya's nanny and grandad and her family for always welcoming me and being so kind. "I'm going to miss you so much, Freya. Goodbye, and I'll never forget you. From your dear friend, Sean." 'THIS IS NOBODY'S FAULT' Parish priest Fr Michael Toomey addressed the church congregation asking them not to blame themselves for the tragedy, telling how the "what if" question is just a natural part of the grieving process. Fr Toomey said: "It's natural to experience regret and feelings of what if after a friend's death, especially if you feel you could have done something differently. "These feelings often stem from guilt and a desire to change the past. "So it's important for you to acknowledge that you did the best you could with the really challenging circumstances that you had to deal with at the time." He added: "This is nobody's fault. It is just what it is, a tragic accident. "But there is a natural human desire to undo or change negative events, particularly when it involves the death of a loved one. "But lads, this is impossible And dwelling on it can be detrimental to your own healing." "It's okay to feel regret and guilt, but it's also important to recognise that you did the best you could at the time. "Try to balance those regrets with positive aspects of your friendship. at the time you had regret." 'BRIGHT LIGHT HAS GONE OUT' Freya was laid to rest in the new cemetery in Mollough following the 12pm mass. She had reposed at her home in Newcastle on Tuesday evening before a private house this morning and her family requested any donations, if desired to be made to River Rescue. Tributes have poured in from across the country from both friends, family, neighbours and even complete strangers. One Tipperary mother wrote: "Shannen I'm devastated for you and your family, I know the bond between mother and daughter especially your first born. "Freya was loved by you more than words can describe, god gave her the best mammy to take care of her and you gave her a life full of love. "She will be with you every step of the way, may she give you the strength to get through this, you'll always be in my thoughts." And a Waterford mum said: "A bright light has gone out in Tipperary and indeed the whole of Ireland with the loss of this beautiful young girl. "That light is now shining in heaven. The tragic passing of Freya is devastating for all who knew and loved her."
Buzz Feed
15-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
Internet Gold: Best Viral Content This Week
What you're about to read is an issue of the Only Good Internet newsletter, which brings you the funniest, weirdest, and most interesting content from around the internet, no doomscrolling required. Subscribe here and you'll get the web's best stuff in your inbox every week! Welcome to Only Good Internet, where — like a bloodhound that can only smell memes — I track down cool stuff from around the internet and drop it at your feet. This week, I happened upon a case study in vibe checks. @Soellegirls on TikTok have an absolutely fantastic and extremely watchable series of videos in which they list the top men they would leave their drinks around. I'm obsessed. Maybe it's the ranking format, maybe it's the way they both solemnly nod when they agree with the other's suggestions, I dunno, but every time one pops up on my FYP, I watch the whole thing. Here's one of their rankings, and I dare you to disagree: Pascal the chameleon from Tangled is a curveball, but where's the lie? I would trust him with my drink, even though he straight-up murdered Gothel at the end of that movie. Yeah, sure, she was already stumbling toward the window, but he'd at least get a manslaughter charge for the intentional trip, and we all know it. Here's another ranking, and I fully agree with the start of it. Abed from Community? Absolutely. Doug Emhoff? Yeah! Gregory from Abbott Elementary? Yes indeed! However, I have to admit I'm not enough of a Survivor watcher to weigh in on Joe from Survivor 48, so please let me know if they're still on track here. As for the Man with the Yellow Hat, I gotta say I'd just be a tad uncomfortable with someone who needs that level of anonymity. Although having just typed that, I googled to see if he has a name, and apparently in 2006 they revealed that his name is Theodore Hans Shackleford, or 'Ted' for short. Do we still trust? Ted sounds like an ok guy, but Theodore Hans Shackleford sounds like he comes from generational wealth that started with a railroad baron. IDK, IDK. Okay, one more, only because I think both #1s are SO correct: Anyway, give them a follow because they do lots of other fun stuff. And you can also check out their vids on men they would NOT leave their drink around. …That the US military gave these instructions to servicemembers who would be stationed in the UK during WWII: I love that this mostly boils down to, 'Have some manners, idiot.' It fully tracks that Americans would show up at the Brits' doorstep, mid-war, after British citizens have been rationing and hiding underground due to airstrikes, and be like, 'Your beer sucks, dude." I will be a forever ride-or-die for Tumblr, because every once in a while, the people on that site come together and create something absolutely beautiful, like this: Literally everybody in that thread killed it! Like, if I read that, I would totally buy the whole site for $1.1 billion and then sell it for $3 million. 'Look up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's—' 'Actually, please do not look up in the sky!' I always like to finish every week by leaving you with a little something that doesn't necessarily have a home in a BuzzFeed post or anywhere else, but I feel like I MUST share with you, because I can't get it out of my head. This week, it's all about Brian: Please pray for the Merriam-Webster social media manager. — Ah, customer service jobs— This is why I just never talk to anyone— This'll have you saying "The heck is THAT?!" for a bit— My god, she's done it. She's beaten weaponized incompetence— I just learned more than I ever needed to know about swim strokes That's all for this week, see you later! And remember, if you want more like this, you can subscribe to the Only Good Internet newsletter (if you want, I mean, don't let me tell you what to do, ya know?).
Buzz Feed
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
Frozen Facts That Will Forever Change How You Watch
There were only a few movies in the 2010s that garnered as much obsession as the Disney animated film Frozen. Following the success of Tangled, it felt like princess movies were back on a whole new level. You couldn't go into a store without some Olaf memorabilia or "Let It Go" blasting on the radio. Here are 21 cool Frozen movie facts that will make you go watch it again on Disney+: Although it may be surprising, Frozen, released in 2013, was the first Disney film directed by a woman. Directors Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck collaborated on the project, making Lee the first woman to direct a Disney animated film in 52 projects. Filmmakers invited a real-life reindeer onto the set to gain a better understanding of the animal's behavior, which helped them create the character of Sven. (The reindeer, not that funny-looking donkey) Opening weekend for Frozen was, well, cold. The film only made $67.4M in its opening weekend. Turns out, word of mouth and reviews did the heavy lifting after those three days, because the film earned $1.28B in total at the global box-office. Yes, that "B" is BILLION. In the first Frozen, Elsa is confirmed to be 21 years old. This makes her the oldest Disney princess ever! On the topic of ages, Hans is 23 years old in the first movie. In addition to being the youngest brother in his family, he is also the youngest villain in a non-Pixar Disney film. I emphasize "non-Pixar" film because "Happy Child" Sid (Toy Story) is still our youngest antagonist. I'd say Sid is more of a troubled child, whereas Hans is just a P.O.S. (Piece of Snow). "Let It Go," although the one of the most popular Disney songs to date, wasn't much of a challenge. It only took composers Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez a day to write a demo. That pen must've been on fire. The opening song, "Do You Want To Build A Snowman?" was almost left in the cold. According to Anna's voice actor, Kristen Bell, "[the song] was not put back in the film until the witching hour before we released it." We almost had to say, "okay, byeee," to one of the more emotional songs in the film. Arendelle is based on real Norwegian towns. Bergen, Norway was a major inspiration to the design of the buildings and how the town sat on the water. Elsa was actually going to be the villain. In the fairy tale the film is loosely based on, "The Snow Queen," the queen is actually the baddie. Her alternate character design was evil, heartless, and dare I Hans Christian Andersen, the author of "The Snow Queen," plays a huge role in Hans, Kristoff, and Anna are all based on the name of the fairy tale writer — a pretty cool homage if you ask me. The cast actually recorded their line reads together, which is an uncommon practice when it comes to recording voice-overs for animated films. There are plenty of animation marvels in Frozen, but Elsa's hair might take the cake. She has almost half a million hair strands that had to be animated. Sven's original name was going to be Thor, as in God of Thunder. One can only assume another Disney-owned character undercut the original name since the acquisition of Marvel happened around the same time as Frozen's production. The voice of Oaken (yoo-hoo, big summer blowout) is also that of Frozen's storyboard artist Chris Williams. Williams is a director, writer, and has helped write stories we love like Moana, Prep & Landing, The Emperor's New Groove, and Mulan. The beloved song "Let It Go" is available in 41 different languages. Rick Dempsey, Senior Vice President of Creative for Disney Character Voices International, said, "We held auditions all over the world," in order to find the right international voices for Elsa. We see evil queens and majestic queens throughout the history of Disney films, but Elsa is technically the first Disney princess ever shown crowned queen. Again, in 50+ Disney movies, whenever you see a first, you know it's magical. The snow monster was originally not-so-scary at all. In fact, the original version was just a giant-sized Olaf and acknowledged as a "brother" to Olaf. It didn't quite have the same impact that they had wanted, since the character was meant to be intimidating, not silly. When Olaf is told to give Anna a minute alone with Elsa, he proceeds to count to 60. Well, if you watch the whole scene and time it, the mischievous snowman makes good on his word. It is EXACTLY 60 seconds. Actor Alan Tudyk was actually in back-to-back Disney movies: Wreck-It-Ralph (2012) and Frozen (2013). He voiced King Candy and then The Duke of Weaseltown...I mean, Weselton. This would lead him to voice acting for numerous Disney characters. The ice castle changes colors to reflect Elsa's emotions. In a way, it works like a mood ring, fitting the proper emotions of the scene: dark colors for anger and fear, and warmer colors for when she speaks with her sister. Kristoff was originally going to punch Hans, but the filmmakers found more satisfaction in Anna getting the honors. It really wouldn't have made any sense storyline-wise, so the change was the correct one. Hans is, however, seen rubbing his chin, implying either Kristoff or Sven punched him. Watch Frozen on Disney+. What's your favorite Frozen moment? Comment below!
