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Josh Gad, singing from home as Olaf, unveiled a new song to bring comfort to those staying indoors amid the coronavirus pandemic Frozen's lovable snowman, Olaf, has a new song he wants to share with ...

Olaf lusts after summer in six different languages in new teaser clip By Lorena O'Neil Olaf won everyone’s hearts in Frozen with his sweet personality and dreams of living on a beach in the summertime ...

Disney Animation released a clip of Frozen's Olaf, voiced by Josh Gad, singing to a quarantined Arendelle that they are not alone. Twitter Disney has called on one of its coolest characters to warm ...

We know you’ve watched the video for “Let It Go” from “Frozen” a million times, and in it you’ve seen Elsa quickly materializing a snowman that would become Olaf. What we don’t see is immediately ...

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Elsa, Anna, Olaf, Kristoff and Sven are back! Elsa, Anna, Olaf, Kristoff and Sven are back in the highly anticipated "Frozen 2." Kristoff himself, aka Jonathan Groff, stopped by "Good Morning America" ...

The $200 Ultimate Arendelle Castle is five feet tall and is anticipated to be one of the most popular toys this holiday. The new "Frozen 2" castle has seven rooms, including a throne room with a ...

Frozen 2 introduced seven new songs into the Disney canon -- including the Oscar-nominated "Into the Unknown" -- but it nearly featured another: "I Wanna Get This Right," a marriage ...

We know you’ve watched the video for “Let It Go” from “Frozen” a million times, and in it you’ve seen Elsa quickly materializing a snowman that would become Olaf. What we don’t see is immediately ...