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The Incredible Ice Hotel That Inspired Elsa’s “Frozen” Palace
Do you want to build a snowman? (More importantly, have you learned all the words to the song yet?)Like everyone else in the world, we’re totally obsessed with Disney’s smash hit animated musical Frozen. So to celebrate the big release on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital HD, we took an amazing trip to Quebec, Canada along with the film’s directors Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee.We toured the Htel de Glace, which …
What Do Kids Want for Christmas?
Did your little one write a letter to Santa? What was at the top of his or her holiday wish list? This year, it seems like gadgets and gizmos are the big winners – hey, there’s a reason we call this generation “Digital Natives.” Nearly 25% of kids want to unwrap electronics this holiday season, according to a survey done by Everloop, a safe social site for children under the age of 13.
Activities for a Teen Birthday Party
Teens aren’t too old for birthday party fun and games. Sure, they might not want to play Pin the Tail on the Donkey, but there are plenty of other activities that will appeal to both boys and girls. Think carefully before planning, however. Teens vary widely in their preferences, depending on their ages, gender and personalities. For this reason, it is important to let the birthday boy or girl lead the way in planning the activities.
40th Birthday Party Activities
Turning 40 is a special milestone that should be celebrated by an all-out birthday bash–unless the birthday guest of honor would rather have a quiet, intimate gathering. Whichever he chooses, make sure the party is fun for everyone by planning some special activities. In most cases, it’s a good idea to forgo the tacky, “over-the-hill” theme. Instead, create a party that truly celebrates the life of the guest of honor in a classy manner.
Birthday Party Ideas for 13-Year-Old Girls
Turning 13 is a milestone most girls look forward to with anticipation. Their parents might not be quite as excited, however, as this day signifies the official beginning of the teenage years. Create an event special enough to honor the occasion by making sure it has equal amounts of the three most important components of any teenager’s party–friends, fun and food.