The most iconic Lion Guard characters have each played indispensable roles in shaping the narrative and themes of the series.

Highlighting the dynamics between Simba, Mufasa, Timon, Pumbaa, Scar, and more, Disney's original Lion King and the remake ...

Ever wondered who could be the voice behind the villainous Uncle Scar in the 1994 Disney animated classic The Lion King? Well, it is none other than the acclaimed British actor Jeremy Irons. Jeremy ...

Meanwhile, Scar’s rise—how he led the hyenas and gained outsider lions’ loyalty—could set up a future movie. Mufasa: The Lion King reveals that the titular character was not born in royalty.

After starring as Martin Luther King Jr. in Nat Geo’s Genius: MLK/X series and “Scar” in box office hit Mufasa: The Lion King, Kelvin Harrison Jr. took time out of his booked and busy schedule to drop ...

Two lion ears are positioned at the top of the headband. A light pink scar is embroidered onto the top of the headband. This Spirit Jersey has the “Disney The Lion King” logo over the front left chest ...

The Lion King Interactive movie experience with The Butler Did It Players at Clayton Opera House on Saturday, April 12, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. “A lion cub named Simba looks forward to following in his ...

“I hope I don’t get in trouble,” said King as she retold a joke by queer comic Matteo Lane. Reporter CBS Mornings mainstay Gayle King caused a stir on live TV after she repeated a gay slur ...

This is the first time Disney chose to focus on Mufasa, the original king of the Pride Lands. Though initially, back in the day, Scar manages to get rid of him in 1994’s The Lion King, we later see ...

Fans were shocked by Gayle King’s uncensored moment. During Thursday’s episode of “CBS Mornings,” Matteo Lane, an openly gay comedian, appeared on the show, which promoted the host ...

Gayle King has sparked controversy after quoting comedian Matteo Lane during a live TV interview on CBS Mornings, where she repeated an uncensored gay slur. The stand-up comedian was on the show ...

Gayle King used a gay slur while retelling a joke on live TV. The broadcast journalist was interviewing comedian Matteo Lane — who is openly gay — about his new cookbook, “Your Pasta Sucks ...