Jim Hill shares a story about an ASIFA-Hollywood event that was held back in July which honored the late, great vocal performer and teacher, Daws Butler....

Today, JimHillMedia.com pays tribute to two giants of the entertainment industry. First up, it's Jim Korkis with a very informative piece about Bob Hope's various connections to the vast Disney empire ......

Get in step for September by reading Chuck Oberleitner's latest column. Which tells JHM readers all about the awe and wonder that an artificial walking dinosaur can inspire in even the most jaded of Disneyana fans ......

There's definitely "some walking involved" in writer Paul Schnebelen's latest story for JimHillMedia.com. So let's let Paul bring you up to speed about all the preparations that he's made for the 2005 WDW Marathon....

From Steamboat Willie right up to the Disney Wonder. Jim Korkis returns with a wonderful new column about the enormous role that ships and the sea have played in Disney Company history. ...

Roger is back this week with another episode in the series of "Things You Always Wanted To Do, But Never Knew You Could." So Saddle Up! We're burning daylight!...

Jim Hill answers even more of your Disney-related questions. This time around, Jim advises extreme patience when it comes to Disney-MGM getting a Roger Rabbit ride, asks for JHM readers' help when it comes to solving the origins of "Applecore ... Baltimore" as well as the mystery surrounding those mysterious "Wuzzle" costumes that keep popping up all over the tube. Plus a photo that shows where the entrance to Epcot's Rhine River ride was supposed to have been....

Jim Hill reviews John Canemaker's latest book, which is a colorful appreciation of this Disney conceptual artist. Though slight in size, this Disney Editions publication packs quite an artistic punch....

JimHillMedia.com takes flight today ... as Jim Korkis returns with a great new column about the Walt Disney Company's corporate planes ......

Jim Hill holds a taste test for several of the new Disney-branded products that Blue Bunny has recently begun selling ... then notices a somewhat disgusting side effect to consuming too much of the company's Rainbow Sherbet....

Jim Korkis returns with the tale of Paul Castle, the very small man who filled some very big shoes. Mickey Mouse's, to be exact....

If there are two topics you can depend on Roger to give you more information about, they are Disney and railroading. This week, he puts them together in a look at just some of the Disney movies that have featured trains....

This time around, Jim answers your Disney-related questions about Epcot's latest additions, the disappearance of the highly detailed queue as well as what could have been done with the Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights this year....

What can turn a lousy week around? How about a brand new book from Disney Editions which includes facsimiles of authentic memorabilia from the Disney Archives?...

Our six-day-long Jim Korkis marathon concludes with the return of his popular "Animation Anecdotes" column. This time around, Jim spills some secrets about what Marlene Dietrich really thought of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," why Dickie Jones almost drowned while doing voice work on "Pinocchio" and where animator Andreas Deja found his inspiration for Gaston in "Beauty and the Beast."...

Our Jim Korkis festival continues with an article about unauthorized uses of Disney's cartoon characters, particularly Roger Rabbit's lovely -- and ever-lovin' -- wife, the curvaceous Jessica Rabbit....

If you're a Disney history buff, you've probably seen this story referred to -- albeit briefly -- in various authorized Walt Disney biographies. But Jim Korkis now delivers a full-blown account of the events leading up to Walt's controversial October 1497 appearance in front of the House Committee on Un-American Activities....

This week, it's "Anchors Aweigh" as Roger takes us on a cruise of a different kind. We promise its not a three-hour tour ... but you might want to wear a life jacket anyway ......

Looking for something special to do the next time you're visiting Walt Disney World? Then take along this challenging quiz crafted by JHM's own kwazy quizmaster, Jim Korkis....

Jim Hill's back with a semi-coherent answer to this week's big question on the Net: Has the Walt Disney Company actually "wrapped up" the theme park rights to the Harry Potter characters? ...

Jim Hill returns with a review of Bob Levin's great new book about Dan O'Neill and the Air Pirates, a counterculture crew of cartoonists who attempted to get Disney's goat by churning out adults-only comic books of Mickey and the gang....

Following up on his "Hound of the Baskerville" story, Jim Korkis offers up another column about Sherlock Holmes, the greatest detective in literary history and his more more artistic representations....

With the able assistance of his darling daughter, Alice, Jim Hill puts the Walt Disney Company & Kellogg Co.'s latest creation -- Chocolate Mud & Bugs -- to the taste test....

No, this isn't a story about "The Great Mouse Detective." Jim Korkis returns with a great new column about what many consider to be the very best of Arthur Conan Doyle's novel-length Sherlock Holmes adventures....

Today, JimHillMedia.com introduces yet another new columnist: Orlando-based theme park fan and raconteur Seth Kubersky. Who -- with today's article -- starts a three part series that will take a somewhat serious look at whether or not Epcot's soon-to-be-officially-opening Future World thrill ride is actually capable of making WDW visitors sick....