Heidi Burge Horton, a women’s college basketball star and WNBA player who was the inspiration for the Disney Channel movie ...
WNBA legend Heidi Burge Horton, who, alongside her sister Heather Burge Quella, inspired the 2002 Disney Channel Original Movie Double Teamed, passed away on Oct. 5.
On Wednesday, October 7, the pop-up shop officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony featuring Disney and Hallmark ...
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Disney Channel’s forgotten answer to The X-Files still deserves a real finale
A somewhat overlooked Disney paranormal classic, this series deserves to have its intended third season realized through a ...
Former College Basketball Star Heidi Burge Horton, Who Inspired Disney’s “Double Teamed”, Dies at 54
Horton and her twin sisters’ basketball careers at the University of Virginia inspired the 2002 Disney Channel film ...
The new “Baddies” collection features eight vintage-inspired shirts celebrating Disney villains, troublemakers, and ...
Raven-Symoné has opened up about the teenage plastic surgery she says she was pressured into, including two breast reductions ...
Disney Channel star Kenzi Richardson opens up about leading the upcoming 'Aquamarine' TV series and comparisons between ...
Billie Lourd' s kids aren't fans of the Halloweentown movies — yet.
Christy Carlson Romano unpacks her Hollywood upbringing in "Once Upon a Trainwreck." The Disney star chats with USA TODAY ...
Former Disney Channel Star Christy Carlson Romano Claims Mandy Moore Was a ‘Mean Girl’ When They Met
Von Detten, 44, Matarazzo and Moore costarred in 2001’s The Princess Diaries, all playing classmates of Princess Mia ...
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