You may think you have heard all of the covers of “Let It Go”, and there are A LOT, but you haven’t heard this one!
Ledgendary band, The Roots join Jimmy Fallon and the lovely Idina Menzel for a alternative rendition of the Frozen classic.
What happens when you combine all of this musical talent with childhood instruments? Watch and see!
This is SO much worse (and funnier) than Leo’s PhilMania slip at the Golden Globes.
While trying to introduce Frozen‘s Idina Menzel, John Travolta uttered something that resembled “Adele Dazeem” instead of the Broadway star’s actual name.
We can only assume he has about twenty people to tell him his one line, as well as having it in front of him while reading it aloud, so how did he get it wrong?
Watch the hilarious clip above – it is so cringe-worthy.
Despite Travolta’s rocky intro to her performance, Idina absolutely killed it on stage and her performance was flawless.
Frozen‘s Queen Elsa tries to explain to the other Disney princesses why they don’t need a man, but will they listen to her?
Everyone’s favourite song at the moment, Frozen‘s “Let it Go” will be sung at the Oscars by Idina Menzel. Idina voices Queen Elsa in the Disney movie.
The song is up for an Academy Award for Original Song on the night and was written by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez.
Idina also stars in Glee as Rachel Berry’s mother and won a Tony for her performance as Elphaba on Broadway production, Wicked.
If you loved Disney’s latest instalment as much as we did then you’ll love this video of Elsa singing ‘Let It Go’ in 25 different languages.
We love Frozen and the adorable animated Disney musical was the highlight of our Christmas.
The kids’ movie, we say kids very lightly here, has claimed the top spot at the North American box office. Amazingly, it has even knocked off the latest The Hobbit trilogy.
The film is really sweet and you don’t even have to have children to go see it. The story is loosely based on a Hans Christian Andersen fairytale and if you haven’t gone to see it it’s time to make a date with the cinema.
It is perfect for this weather, as you can enjoy the sparkly snow without the cold. The story follows fearless Anna who teams up with Kristoff as they endure an epic journey in Everest conditions. The pair are joined by Olaf the snowman in a race to save Anna’s sister Elsa.
It’s just a lovely feel good movie that will definitely pull you out of any January blues.
